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It would be nuts not to keep a closer eye on that swarm when I posted it. In other words what I posted I was correct.

I've monitored activity the park for over 30 years. Earthquake activity in Yellowstone continues at background levels. Swarm are common. Wow, arm chair seismology at its best, but hey, guess what, nothing more came from it.

ou do know that swarm is still going? And it has been even more active in the last week.

Can you trangulate and locate all those quakes that the helicorders are recording - nope, didn't think so. Those recorders register quakes around the world, not just specifically Yellowstone. Here's the activity over the past week

Oh my where is all this "activity" over the past week? Not in Yellowstone, that is for sure.

I would be surprised if we don't see something that comes from this event in Yellowstone. At the very least I fully expect at least a gas release in Yellowstone sometime during this swarm.

Leave the science to real scientists, since your earlier predictions of an impending eruption were so far wrong. I'll wait with baited breath for your 'gas release' event (chortle)

Godzilla,

I have to step in here. Steve, had every right to chime up about something he is passionate about and certainly a hot-spot called Yellowstone, should be kept at least on the back burner. Yellowstone will one day blow...I hope there are more eyes upon it than just Steve's cause in this climate of science, I will trust casual observation sooner than schooled.

As for Katla, the nondescript quakes you accused Stevie of reading to much into for yellowstone, well you just mirrored him with Katla’s quake action.

Point being, a scientific mind does not require a degree, it just has to be “biased” free.

”Can you trangulate and locate all those quakes that the helicorders are recording”

Here you go:
http://www.seis.utah.edu/req2webdir/recenteqs/Maps/111-44.html

"I've monitored activity the park for over 30 years."

yeah right.