posted on Jan, 2 2009 @ 02:29 PM
reply to post by WSPfan
I see that some other members have already offered opinions on the harmonics and I concur.
It's very hard to say what is leading to what.
So, I'll write about some other stuff.
I think it is very telling that when we look at the helicorders in the lake vicinity (and now also further afield -- not a good sign) we see that
today -- again -- they have shown a lot of non-quake activity. Some have been going "Pollock", and
now we see that the lake discharge has
gone back up above 500 cu ft/sec again.
Therefore it's not unreasonable to conclude that this activity may indicate an increase in size/height/volume of the dome on the lake bed. The
periodic upsurge in lake discharge over the past few days does does not seem to correlate directly to actual
quakes, but rather to the overall
level of activity recorded. Seeing as the lake is now discharging 500 cu. ft/sec versus its median for this time of 400 (ie now it's 25% more than
typical), I think that's very significant. An extra 100 cu ft/sec of water flowing out of a lake in the depths of winter can only have a few root
causes, and as the ice on its surface may be impeding much of a rise in level then it's logical it has to escape somewhere.
If we get any reports that the lake's ice is cracking or collapsing then it also will be worth taking note of, as it might suggest that the pressure
of the water under the ice (due to an uplifting dome) is a possible cause. Or there's lots of heat there.
Someone several pages back asked about dead fish and that's a good point. No dead fish fish have been reported but if we read between the lines
that's not surprising. Out in the country where I stay some winter weekends, we have a lake close by with plenty of fish in it and now it's frozen
over. But if they die there's no way of knowing because the trouble is, dead fish float. The lake is covered in ice, so any dead fish will be
floating under it and we can't see them. Ditto Yellowstone.
I'd be glad for your own thoughts, to see if I'm off the wall or not. Thanks!
Mike