Yellowstone - 2010-01-17 earthquake swarm, first 28 hours (day 1) [SOUND ONLY]

[theslaking2]

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[SHELFSIDEYID1882]

*DING*, popcorns ready

[ismokeot420420]

when the caldera at yellowstone(super-volcano) erupts; america as we know it will come to an end....theres no stopping it but there are ways to predict it....big whoop

[jonathanmoreno1000]

@ismokeot420420 this is some scary stuff theantichrist came in to power at the same time as the earthquakes.this is him no doubt,he is the german defence minister!imstill trying to reach people .i put all of the peices of the puzzle together on my channel!

[Esurname]

Can you magnify up the background vibrations over the last 5 days editing out the large ones.

If you look at moose creek helicorder it looks like the background vibration is increasing ,( not looking at the obvious ones. ) It should sound like

white noise gradually increasing in amplitude.!

YOU HAVE A CHALLENGE!

[Liberaltouchet]

It almost sounds like dipping water into boiling oil or something. Like something under pressure popping and exploding then subsiding then starting up again.

[rhyolitedragon]

Just my take but It reminds me a bit of the sound when you put pressure on say, an icy puddle, the ice starts to fracture and split.

[AJohnnieCanuck]

What does the constant signal at about 3.3k represent? Instrument artifact?

[GreatPurification]

Ummm....what is this supposed to be again? The "sound" of yellowstone's earthquakes? LOL I'm confused.....

[RodrigoYamane10]

1270 earthquakes in 8 days

[yz250thatownsyou]

yellowstone is overdue, prepare for the worst. im guess it will blow on 2012.

[duhCider]

Hail on a car roof.

[mjkbk]

Fascinating.  Thanks.

[extde]

what is the sound like a wind blowing?

[shirakawa2]

@extde

Probably wind.

I'm not kidding: wind signals, when converted to audio, sound just like the real thing; this is very clear especially on particularly windy days.

[lhmarsden]

no its not wind. the ground is never completely stationary, and so the seismometer is constantly disturbed, creating these small sounds

[shirakawa2]

@lhmarsden I think he was referring to the background low-frequency [similar to] white noise signal that can be heard for example from 3:05 to 3:15. That kind of signal is typically of wind/weather origin.

[ismokeot420420]

@extde the sound is caused by tectonic plates basically rubbing up against eachother...this occurs due to the earths odd shape....