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(KBZK Bozeman)   Earthquake strikes near Livingston, I presume?   (kbzk.com) divider line
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    More: Interesting, United States, Montana, Yellowstone National Park, Earthquake, magnitude earthquake, 1959 Hebgen Lake earthquake, Geyser, United States Geological Survey  
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1609 clicks; posted to Main » on 30 Jan 2023 at 9:20 PM (7 weeks ago)   |   Favorite    |   share:  Share on Twitter share via Email Share on Facebook



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little big man [TotalFark]
2023-01-30 6:58:21 PM  
That's the third tremor I've felt in ~25 years of living in MT.  I wonder if a big one will hit before Yellowstone blows or the Russian nukes come calling for our ICBM sites.
 
Hamner
2023-01-30 9:21:56 PM  
Supercut: Dr. Livingstone, I Presume?
Youtube g0wO783AqMw
 
The_Sponge [TotalFark]
2023-01-30 9:26:55 PM  
Obligatory:

Livingston Saturday Night
Youtube 2EtBFEiWjIs
 
Billy Liar
2023-01-30 9:27:15 PM  
Living Stone, amirite?
 
daffy
2023-01-30 9:29:09 PM  
It's the end of the world.
 
Jedekai [OhFark]
2023-01-30 9:33:35 PM  

little big man: That's the third tremor I've felt in ~25 years of living in MT.  I wonder if a big one will hit before Yellowstone blows or the Russian nukes come calling for our ICBM sites.


Yellowstone caldera drained over two years ago, dude. We don't know where the magma went, but it ain't there.

ICBMs don't work that way, they're set to a location before they are installed... you also have the AEGIS and the C-TAC systems beforethey get close to Malmstrom/Eastern Minutemen Missile Array (EMMA) in the plains/Missouri Breaks. Those are counter-ICBM and counter-targeting systems.

/Most Montanans don't know either of those things, or the old farts just like living in fear. IDK, might be either.
//Too young to worry, too old to care. Fark it.
 
Dinodork [TotalFark]
2023-01-30 9:34:22 PM  

little big man: That's the third tremor I've felt in ~25 years of living in MT.  I wonder if a big one will hit before Yellowstone blows or the Russian nukes come calling for our ICBM sites.


Nobody lives near Echo field.

I spend my summers out around Lewistown and holy shift is it desolate.
 
LordOfThePings [OhFark]
2023-01-30 9:38:17 PM  
1959 ... earthquake triggered more than 160 new geysers throughout Yellowstone National Park.

Were they just temporary, or were they Geyser Permanente?
 
iron de havilland [TotalFark] [OhFark]
2023-01-30 9:42:04 PM  

Jedekai: Yellowstone caldera drained over two years ago, dude. We don't know where the magma went, but it ain't there.


Really? Wouldn't that also have led to a collapse of the terrain that led to the discovery in the first place? Any decent citations on the subject?

All I found on Wikipedia is an image that is volcanically hot.

upload.wikimedia.orgView Full Size


/The answer is always crust stuff.
 
StoPPeRmobile
2023-01-30 10:03:05 PM  

little big man: That's the third tremor I've felt in ~25 years of living in MT.  I wonder if a big one will hit before Yellowstone blows or the Russian nukes come calling for our ICBM sites.


Really? Are we now going to legitimize the insane idea of a space ghooooisssst!
media-amazon.comView Full Size


I mean a space force? That's  effing insane. Well, unless the most popular president in history has anything to say about it.

Hmm, maybe it has merit. He probably has a reason for or against it. Just like he permitted abortion to become illegal. If it's socially responsible to put a condom in your face then out a condom on your peens and cootches.

Pretty easy to understand and warning were gives 2 years ago.
 
hlehmann
2023-01-30 10:04:24 PM  

daffy: It's the end of the world.


...as we know it...
 
Meat's dream [OhFark]
2023-01-30 10:09:45 PM  
4.1?  That...counts?
 
daffy
2023-01-30 10:13:24 PM  

hlehmann: daffy: It's the end of the world.

...as we know it...


Perfect.
 
little big man [TotalFark]
2023-01-30 10:18:40 PM  

Jedekai: little big man: That's the third tremor I've felt in ~25 years of living in MT.  I wonder if a big one will hit before Yellowstone blows or the Russian nukes come calling for our ICBM sites.

Yellowstone caldera drained over two years ago, dude. We don't know where the magma went, but it ain't there.

ICBMs don't work that way, they're set to a location before they are installed... you also have the AEGIS and the C-TAC systems beforethey get close to Malmstrom/Eastern Minutemen Missile Array (EMMA) in the plains/Missouri Breaks. Those are counter-ICBM and counter-targeting systems.

/Most Montanans don't know either of those things, or the old farts just like living in fear. IDK, might be either.
//Too young to worry, too old to care. Fark it.


Pfft. Next you're going to tell me the dental floss market has dried up too.

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itsaback
2023-01-31 12:13:13 AM  
I have parked at the Yellowstone truckstop at the West end of Livingston many times. I doubt I would have noticed as a train passes through there hourly. Always got good sleep there. Although in So.Cal, I woke to an earthquake once. I thought I fell asleep on my phone. I was disappointed to learn it was an earthquake, I expected more.Wake me when it's important...
 
Billy Liar
2023-01-31 12:23:54 AM  

iron de havilland: Jedekai: Yellowstone caldera drained over two years ago, dude. We don't know where the magma went, but it ain't there.

Really? Wouldn't that also have led to a collapse of the terrain that led to the discovery in the first place? Any decent citations on the subject?

All I found on Wikipedia is an image that is volcanically hot.

[upload.wikimedia.org image 640x330]

/The answer is always crust stuff.


th.bing.comView Full Size
 
bibliophile42 [TotalFark] [OhFark]
2023-01-31 8:09:52 AM  

iron de havilland: Jedekai: Yellowstone caldera drained over two years ago, dude. We don't know where the magma went, but it ain't there.

Really? Wouldn't that also have led to a collapse of the terrain that led to the discovery in the first place? Any decent citations on the subject?

All I found on Wikipedia is an image that is volcanically hot.

[upload.wikimedia.org image 640x330]

/The answer is always crust stuff.


New research has found there is more molten rock than previously estimated.
 
wiredroach
2023-01-31 2:09:28 PM  

Billy Liar: Living Stone, amirite?


They don't call it Deadrock for nothing.
 
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