LA12
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LA14 is even WORSE!!
PuterMan from Quake Watch points out some interesting charts.
Science Group, Blue Ribbons, Sandia: you getting all this?
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PuterMan from Quake Watch points out some interesting charts.
Science Group, Blue Ribbons, Sandia: you getting all this?
The Louisiana Sinkhole Bugle 
You ever see storms backup before look at Tennessee radar?
http://radar.weather.gov/Conus/southmissvly_lite_loop.php
wow. posting … I am sure those sturdy, sturdy berms can handle a lot of rain right now ….
And yet ANOTHER incident…
This time at a NPP…
ENENews :: “Emergency declared at U.S. nuclear plant for “release of toxic and flammable gases” #GrandGulf #Mississippi”
http://enenews.com/emergency-declared-at-u-s-nuclear-plant-after-release-of-toxic-and-flammable-gases-grandgulf-mmississippi
It’s 133 miles due north of Bayou Corne, next to the Mississippi river.
we’ll never know what happened up there ….
St. Louis dump fire seems bigger threat to Miss. River ….
True… But I’m pretty certain that we can all agree that won’t be good.
At least it wasn’t Waterford 3 that it happened too.
Reblogged this on Disinfobahn.
Have you ever wondered what it would sound like if you could turn the readouts of the helicorders into sound…
It’d probably sound something like this…
Mount St Helens heartbeat – http://www.terraresearch.net/newsletter/tr_newsletter_041214.html
And while we’re on the subject of strange ‘booms’ do these sound familiar…
there are 4 in this one
I turn them into sound all the time. It is the way I identity a lot of the signals. My QVSData program has a sound section where you can convert SAC files to WAV files.
On the page you linked they said “Mt. St. Helens seismograph readings at 30x speedup. Booming sounds are heartbeat quakes, with eerie wailing sounds forming a voice in the mountain. ”
Wrong! The wailing sounds are a helicopter. I know that sound and signature well.
And by the way, just in case you are wondering if I am right, that sound and signature were verified as a helicopter by PNSN. I have my own recordings of those sometime last year. You also get dam barrier opening and closing causing wailing sounds on Mt St Helens as well. You can see the signature (identical) that sparked the discussion with PNSN here: http://volcanowatcher.wordpress.com/notes-for-mt-st-helens-feb-2012-archive/
That 2004 file has gone round the internet in various guises as Harmonic Tremor, and the author on the original site admits that it probably is not. Mt St Helens was active and was being observed – hence the helicopter noise. Somewhere I have an email form the seismologists at PNSN explaining how a helicopter can be ‘heard’ on a seismo, in other words what happens to the signal to enable it to be picked up on a seismogram.
well he11
Every year Orca whales around the planet change part of their song. They sing the same song & change the same part at the same time planet-wide. Pretty cool. Listening to the Mt. St. Helens’ sounds makes me wonder if the whales are singing what they hear from the earth.
Tks, puterman. I guess the Orcas are simply being creative!
I’ll bet the booms in the video are underground fracking explosions.