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Originally posted by PuterMan
I would say no to that. Harmonics are harmonics where ever they are. It really would not matter if it was a supervolcano or gas escaping from a pipe.
Originally posted by kissitgoodbye
reply to post by PuterMan
Hey PM,
Thanks for the welcome. I don't mind getting my head bit off occasionally! lol! I actually got the latitude theory when the Japan quake hit and I was looking at the Yellowstone seismic data for that time frame and during the initial big aftershocks. They were the most impressive seismographs I have seen. The data has been altered from the original seismic data that was up that day. The charts were recording harmonic tremor for areas within the cauldera and a lot of breakage . Charts were solid red, green blue and black the entire day. No surprise it's gone now, wish I had printed it out. I showed it to someone else at that time and they said that the design would be great on a t shirt! Anyway, another source on this thread actually mentioned the relationship between the latitude of the Japan quakes and Long Valley too.
If you check out the world earthquake map on USGS and see where the Japan quakes are located then look to California, it's pretty direct. Seems quakes over there vary a little up or down some affecting Yellowstone, some Long Valley. Also, on USGS home page earthquake map for the USA, look at how the earthquakes are lining up between the Long Valley area and curving up toward Yellowstone thru Nevada and Utah toward Wyoming. Also, if you look at the depth of the earthquakes in Japan, they vary with the magma chamber depths for Long Valley and Yellowstone. When the 9.0 hit Japan it was 6 miles down, the depth of the magma chamber for Yellowstone. Don't remember if it was Bob Smith, or Bob Christensen, but one of them mentioned that the top of the magma chamber was 6 miles down at that time and that if it was compromised to 3 miles down, it would be of serious concern. I don't know what the depth is now of the YV magma chamber, but that 9.0 did some serious breakage toward the surface. Your thoughts? Have a good one!
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