Breaking! Yellowstone is Rocking!!!! Harmonic Tremors!!! Heads Up!!

Mehtards are worse than other kinds of tards. They could stand in the middle of a forest fire and insist it's not hot.

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I warn of Extraordinary earthquake but know one listen

Did you guys get your invites to the bunkers?

When the Milky Way Galaxy explodes it will destroy Yellowstone !!

Checked the daythumbs like I've been doing for years. Nothing new.. Nice doomporn thiugh

Can someone please get a phonetic pronunciation chart to this ignorant cunt?

My gawd, there is s nothing more annoying than a post menopausal chain smith king raspy voiced white trash cunt.

When the Milky Way Galaxy explodes it will destroy Yellowstone !!

MMMMMMMMMM! MILKY WAY!!!

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I wonder if a 200 meter diameter meteor striking Yellowstone would cause it to blow.

Tell us all what data youre basing this claim off of

Evidently you didn't watch the movie "2012"!

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It is a end time player

A few of those stations are still putting out the rhythms.

Not sure if it will just result in local changes, as happened in the recent past, or a sign of something bigger in the works. Much more likely to be a local event.

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Maple Creek and Madison River on the west are particularly interesting.

None of us has a history with such a large caldera to the point of eruption, watching and analyzing such graphs, and how it will play out before an eruption. Large or small movement, it is unlikely to read exactly the same twice. Nobody can honestly say it must develop a long repetition of evenly-spaced tremors because this is a giant, which even extends under Idaho now. It may be just going through another growing spurt, towards Oregon and into New Mexico. Those perfectly even harmonic tremors are recorded in some eruptions and not in others (which surprise when they blow), and none in recent history are of a similar size or makeup. The analogy just doesn't fit.

Still, being now really, really close to Yellowstone (not several hundred miles away like when we moved to this property), it is a fun watch. Thanks for this link and passing it along to anyone who missed it earlier in the thread.

Last Edited by Crazy Harriet on 07/19/2017 12:44 PM

There are more periods of western history where people thought they were living in the end times than not. It's a part of our culture. Same thing 2000 years back, and 1000 years back and several times in between. Not sure why.

I had extremely vivid dreams last night of a very large volcanic eruption in the US. Looked up and saw a full moon hovering over it and then later, a second eruption fairly close to the initial one went off. Making me feel uneasy with all this Yellowstone talk.

if it ever erupts then thank God.