[Geysers] Webcam times 8/10/2010 - F&M 1253
TSBryan at aol.com
TSBryan at aol.com
Tue Aug 10 19:31:06 PDT 2010
If Graham keeps this up he's likely to just wear the thing out. Yeah. Once
again this is not any sort of prediction -- I think the 7h 36m interval is
fantastic -- but I can recall there being discussions as to whether it was
possible for the false indicator series of the past to be the result of too
much energy in the system. Awfully frequent, long durations, joined in
1994 by Dome and Giantess, and etc. So, I wonder, could this be more of the
same. (Just trying to keep you all a-thinkin'.)
In a message dated 8/10/2010 7:13:17 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
meechg at verizon.net writes:
Well my comment yesterday about having to wait till next week to see
Beehive do something different was pessimistic, I should have said "wait till
tomorrow". The apparent mid-cycle indicator that started ~7h25m after the
prior Beehive turned out to be a real indicator - Beehive interval just
~7h36m! Looking at Ralphs data, the shortest interval recorded since the
electronic logs started in 2003 was over 8 hours, so this was a lot shorter than
that. Having been blamed for breaking Beehive earlier, do I get praised
for making it erupt with such a short interval now?
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