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First, the ghosts and government cover ups histories riddled with unexplained events. You can turn back now learned stuff. They don't want you to know. Welcome back to the show I met and then we're here with our super producer, no Brown, no, no, what a nicknames right easier as somebody who has very few nicknames, I'm always fascinated in a bit India's knows what is taking this week. It's no stun face around no study. The brown ladies gentlemen, that's right. I'd like to point out is the first time You ve been within arms race of no you could reach out in touch him right now, that before, like that personal Jesus saw exactly what it because we are here. Ladies and gentlemen, in our brand new digs the house of Works,

quarters has moved and they didn't leave us behind. Now we tagged along at least They haven't found out. You were here, yeah yeah. At the very least, we still kind of looking for Agent Scully ARM, but we can't get lost in the little things. Folks, we can't let small things like missing skeleton, arms or people, possibly stunning us with phases, make us all retained it and worried and angry, because if you think about it, there much much more important things to worry about yeah large things. Things have that hot stuff that sometimes the floor is but not all the time. You know lava magma

in an huge vat of it that are just waiting to explode out all onto you. So on that, no, let's begin with the story once upon a time after these civil warm, but before the twentieth century It lists he's s, grant was so moved by the natural beauty of this landscape. Outen Y all mean that I he signed a bill creating the first? U S national park, oh and the first national park in the world, and he created this place for the benefit and enjoyment of the people we further declared the timber mineral deposits. Natural curiosities and wonders must be kept in their natural condition. Most of the name of this place that is Yellowstone National Park, all the majestic beauty of it, we didn't cool stuff on the planet of about this bed. That's right

unless you are a long time listener, there's something that you might not. You know no van. You know I don't know if if they are really interested, they can find it, but we are not telling amount to find that our eye man, ok, you ve got it so what one thing about this: it's it's a nice story. It gets a little airbrush that grant was so moved by the something else, I've been to something else influenced the government's decision. Here now there were lobbyists and geological surveyors that convince the government. The land was unsuitable or a couple things farming mining, some of the things that you would normally be using that using it for, for the economy at least, but they also said will be spoiled by developers coming through, because it is this beautiful play, so they went ahead and directed it really soon hook. Right here and now we have this amazing national park in, of course, you know

days of somebody said for the people in a political speech or in a bill it might be considered a little bit too politically controversial. You know, but let's keep in mind. This was before the numerous red scares that we have talked about on the show this was before these, very strange dichotomy that often rises in a two parties way before a lot of the pr really mean game, a huge thing in politics swell ok, it's always been part of politics, but before it was an industry, yes, yes, an industry adds a good thing to say like I'm regardless, you know. Like the interstate, like be library system. We have a national park system that we have some stats about Yellowstone To try to. To try to articulate how big this places

its massive right. Oh yes, huge! It covers three thousand four hundred and seventy two square miles. Yeah over two million acres. It also covers six three air miles north to south and then fifty four miles east to West and most of it is in Wyoming rang actually ninety six percent, but three percent is Montana and there's that one percent in Ohio, one percent, so someone title of one percent- in reference to Yellow national Park there, probably talking about small amount of natural wildlife that live there in their own These are things you can see when you're there there are If american sites, like really old native american sites, super cool stuff, there there's the of course, that you see in all kinds of the pictures and video moving ever seen it there's all faiths

Oh yeah yeah, the world famous geyser years De, I don't know. I can't remember. Vivas and Butthead went to this petrified forest or not, I think, those in California. Then they went to her, but there's a petrified force there. And then also thermal files, those creatures extreme files that live inside places that biological life shouldn't exist, were usually wouldn't exist right where you and I couldn't hang out. No even your favorite superhero action movie star could not hang out there. Yes, you can listen to this podcast understand it. You probably wouldn't be able to live where they live. Now, that's a little bit prejudice thermal files met. We don't know if you ever heard the show yeah it's true I mean I, their auditory abilities may be far what I had an incredible wealth them or files of your listening. Please write an email to us, or I don't know, maybe you guys use twitter, it maybe

Anyway, there also sixty seven species of mammals, two species of which are bears yes, I was it. Was it you, there is a yellow. So they can never know. I don't remember jealous. Jelly. Thank you know I know, there was an expert on all sorts of things, and that is one of those three as it was Yellowstone just with a slight change. Well, some people would say that is a better name, but I don't know if I would agree some poetry to where young sir, what are these steps, these physical stats are not the only statistics. We have right now, no one of the biggest things that you can look at the number of visitors. They go to Yellowstone every year and if you look at the years from two thousand and six to two thousand twelve Each year over three million people visited Yellowstone while yeah that's a lot of people.

You're going through any of their eye- and I dont know exactly how many are in there at any time and allow the number the largest number, but I do know that, just with that many people fluctuating in and out the traffic levels, there is scant The danger to at least tens of thousands of people at any time, oh yeah yeah, just from the play and we'll get into some of that, so the highest attendance to record, I believe in this be wrong in recent years, but I believe it was a little bit over three point. Six million in two thousand and ten- and this I, the employees is visiting now there are over four thousand employees. I think most of them are working in concessions so selling food to this There's an that's a lot of people working concessions, although this is a large area. Remember that sure, but oh there are, one hundred and eighty people who work for the park service themselves yeah and not all of those would be around. As you can imagine there

seasonal fluctuations in attendance right visitors probably go down and winter, except for the serious campers, and there are probably saint, they're, probably a larger contingent people watching for forest fires at different times. So then, I have to say something What's that its feeling a little bit like a I dont, know stuff, you should know about now, or maybe history class observe those are good chose because we're just gonna telling people facts. Although we think tat, this is not stuff, you should know. This is not stuff. You missed in history class or great american, ever know. Ladies and gentlemen, this is a very different show. So why are we here? Matt I really telling these folks all of this stuff. That's absolutely right! Then Yellowstone National Park sits atop, the Yellowstone Super Volcano or caldera,

right yeah. A super volcano is what the name might make you think of a volcano capable of much more massive eruptions, then your average volcano to steal a yogi bear quote. We found some different numbers about how much material is released during interruption, but it is enough to shows the landscape. Far beyond that which you far beyond the landscape changes you would expect from a regular volcano, but a cow there, something a little bit different called here is one of the cool things about this. It's a huge crater, that's formed from a previous volcanic erupt so there has been a massive volcano that erected at one point: two even having caldera there and that's when the mouth of the volcano actually collapse is down and you get this.

It's kind of like a valley, I guess, but it has a specific name upheld here, because it is a specific thing right. Yeah there creators almost like the m. The footprint of the finger prints are warning. Here is a volcano, so some Spurts answer self appointed experts. I fear Yellowstone may erupt in the near future? So let's talk about where this fear comes from that what would happen if Sean occurred and why some people believe The United States government is covering up the evidence, while preparing in secret for the most massive eruption in human history. Ok, so first isn't completely unfounded. This fear that people have been as we know that the Austrians who provoking has arrested multiple times across history, not just once not just twice-

but three times a volcano sorry no. I was worth it. I saw this over the past two points. One million years right so yeah dramatic time, but here's what you need to know about these. We, MRS, why it's kind of fearful these were larger than any eruption in recorded human history. The interval between these eruptions is a long time. This is a good thing six hundred thousand too. I think a roughly thousand years in between eruptions, less the estimate yeah, that's I mean that's a good drunk a time so doesn't mean it's gonna be happening within most people's lifetimes, shorn of very few people leave alive to one hundred years. That's correct! In you know. Humans have only been around for a certain amount of time, so another thing to know your ban is that each of these eruptions triggered more or less powerful.

Trains and lava flow, so they varied a bit. I guess depending on well. Ok, expert. I was gonna, go into the actual amount of magma. That's kept in that there's a pocket underneath the caldera that this is constantly fluctuating right and as that changes it changes the effects that happen above when interrupts one of the good comparisons for this that we ve all heard before it goes back to earthquakes, you hear about ten glories or I you hear about four quakes or aftershocks, these less powerful vibrations or seismic events that occur the kind of book ending an earthquake, so that this happens as well. With some of these irruptions, there are of lava flows that, let you know

something's coming and then there are smaller options afterwards, aftershocks shivers from the earth create it all just makes me want to grasp floor in the wall and just make sure everything, ok, everything's good, now, there's one really important thing right: oh yeah, When was the last eruption, but now I'm glad ass. The last big eruption, the less super volcanic eruption, one of the big cataclysmic once was wait for it, six hundred and forty thousand years. Now hold on. We said earlier that it takes. The interval is something between six hundred, an eight hundred thousand years. We did. We did so inside their window. We're in the window, we are in the window and disruption which occurred,

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you, you might have to remind you and all your target as it sold steam soul find someone s yes, yes, ok while then we both played it yeah. Well, I feel ignore is judging us, but anyway, whatever man, it's a pretty good game. So the shake it is. The the things happen here that are important for our comparison today or that the United States- through this roughly north american landmass. That we're talking about is not the only victim right no, no, no because this that ash has an effect right, it's going to it's gonna do a couple of things. One of them is that it's going to know them ash. That's a huge important thing: that's gonna have a lot of effects across the entire world. One of them is likely decreasing. Temperatures around the planet not just in them,

your affected area right near the Super volcano climate change. I'll short lived, think years or decades would have a catastrophic effect on crops across. World agriculture, especially in the? U s he or North America. Now and then will a condom use if this occurred. The modern day would be severely damage. That goes without saying, but what we said it and locals would likely be forced out of their homes for at least some time. Oh yeah, be people all across the? U S and Canada just trying to get the heck away you can see some more sensationalist is a good word for visions. The sloping visions people forming massive mobs, Canada and Mexico scrambling to get in to safety or mass, migration to the east coast of the United States would be less damage, but we do have good news.

Ladies and gentlemen, the odds are, according to various official sources, minimal the odds of interruption, at least yes, you can breathe a little more easily now in in in the knowledge that the? U S geological survey estimates that the chances are seven hundred and thirty thousand to one that this will occur. Is it in your life in any person whose ally's lifetime, or is that just interest next year, lifetime Francine you're gonna, be ok that not some pretty are in good odds. You have other things worry about Red L B, but here's the thing was the thing. U S. Geological survey are the only people putting on numbers now they're, probably one of the most reputable groups that you could be like. Take these numbers and go ok, I'm gonna trust that if you believe that they are sincere right, he has, but there are other odds: oh yeah, there others, ranging from ten.

Thousand to one which is significantly greater yeah and then you know, goes up to a million to one chance in the one well like those eyes in here's. Another thing our play with numbers. If we look at the power of the poor, three massive irruptions. We see a decrease in overall rubbed his power, so we said earlier that the most recent one was two thousand five hundred times stronger than see hellenes, but the earliest won the first woman can trace was seven. In time stronger and the one after that was six thousand times stronger. So it may be that, if away, listen does rubbed, it doesn't have the force. People are anticipate. Yeah. I will only be eleven hundred times stronger, get right. No, they work. But that you know that away brings us to an important part of this conversation. Earthquakes interruptions can be difficult, devilishly difficult to predict

sometimes a year, we ve got a side note here. We don't know if you guys I've heard about this, but in Two thousand and nine there was an earthquake in ITALY called the Isla earthquake and six scientists were taken to court because they did not predicted. Yeah somebody took him into a said. You had one job game, we're talking to an end, but Later they were cleared. Rather yards were clear against them, because there I mean come on doing the best. We can man So this is a disastrous cataclysm. Thing that, while probably inevitable in the big picture, is also, probably not going to occur. In your lifetime? Probably probably likely that's the official consensus, but that's not the end, the story is it known and I some people really think them

The stone eruption is imminent than its coming any day. Now there we're due for it it's too late. They were already passage today. We're just kind of waiting for the moment and in a big picture estimate you could say that, because We are in that chronological window. Now that we are overdue flights, I I don't know because two hundred thousand years, while it's just that three up in there in the earth, Slife Overall, a heck of a long time, for people like you and I and most people listening to this, I would fleetly agree with you. There the the There's. Nothing, though, is that we read a lot of places that some people think the. U S. Geological survey is a part of this. Thing this secrecy or cover up of some sort that they they believe. If people found out man,

people found out what was about to happen in the next, Even if it was a hundred years? Maybe people would stop having kids, you know, I'm you who know me you could, you can think, all day long all the bad things that would happen ray. I d, ass men in those areas, would tank sake, why building a house? That's gonna, burn down or melt, but then there is another question: if for people who believe in this conspiracy theory, what if the predictions Are accurate what it lets say that the? U S job, logical survey and the highest ranks of world governments, Canadian makes again you as I did old halls of government know that these Predictions say the volcanic eruption will occur within like the next five years, or something and they say well. We have to leave

information what if they release the information and because it is difficult to predict these events, nothing happens. Working from home conference calls. You saw me and John with everything we have going on right. Now. It's never been more important to sleep. We need quality. Sleep is a natural amused and only the sleep number three six, this mortal scented your movements and automatically just confidence appoint on both sides, drizzly number setting. So all those other things were doing this. They help me and happy well their work, better job and now, during the lowest price of the season, the queen sleep number three see for sport, that is only twelve. I do not say port at all, if only for a limited time to learn more go to sleep number. Dhaka forgotten is a new put cost about hundreds of young women who have disappeared and turned up dead in horrors, Mexico right across the border from El Paso Texas, it his story about borders, migration and corruption. We talked victims, families, FBI agents, and a former. U S ambassador, to understand why

These crimes have remained unsolved. You forgotten women have, whereas on the radio at all, what have you got your broadcasts? Oh wow? Ok, that's! That would be a huge problem So what if they believe it's going to happen, but they get it wrong, then you ve lost, because then you you have a mass migration. We're hand right to get her body out of the area's ray and all those economies collapse, enable us billions of dollars yeah in there now humans displaced, all over the place, Louis kind of like the way said that humans displaced all over the place. I noticed place twice, but I still enjoys a nice nice flew to it. Now. This. This is interesting: more oil, savers. Let's fast forward passed all of the other points. Are valid and and should be made, but we,

ready. We already know what these are the dress and in past episodes. It's it's difficult to think that this data, which could be compiled conceivably by other people. There is not necessarily a a way to keep seismic data secret that efficiently, oh yeah, there are numerous places that are looking at it at all times right and the part service themselves. They say that they keep a very close eye on security, It's also true that it's tough for, so many people to keep a secret ripe. If this thing is happening now, There is, however, a presented. Several several pieces of evidence about why they believe the yellow caldera, maybe on the way, to big option number four, so one

should knows that in this area there are urged almost constantly, but their very, very small. There is activity beneath the anyone walking around on Yellowstone beneath your feet at all times, it's just a swell essentially a swarm of tiny little earthquakes, because there's a lot of movement of the earth's crust in that area. So in March of twenty four, teaching Yellowstone experiences. A four point. Eight magnitude earthquake much larger than the usual trembles. We're talking about. This, in fact, is the largest earthquake in the park. Thirty four. And that's big so that at least clues you win that something is happening right and that's why it makes a lot of people were kind of freaked out, because if you don't know a lot about the history of that area. You don't know a lot about you know here: a geologist show that number and that idea scares you. It scares me a little that I mean it is scary thing for experts as well, absolutely

but you can look at it in a greater context. Then you know, shhh moment, Frederick Walkin around the street, going all got so bad, The other thing that came on the heels of a twenty thirteen discovery that the more magma chamber this huge, we're talking about it? larger than we originally thought. It's The five miles long, team miles wide and maybe as deep as nine miles under the earth's surface filled with magma yeah the bad stuff, this stuff, that what is on the floor, you touch. It re representative, say the earthquakes in this part or taken very seriously, as we said, there's another piece of evidence. As folks rope had seen a herd of Bison award for Lebizen fleeing the area, and this went somewhat by older people were saying well. Can animals predict disaster which we have agreed?

the video about the answer is yes, I, or is this some sort of hoax government representatives reply that this was just a typical migration that the bison were also, furthermore, running in the park not out of it- and here are some great articles you can read about this website called inquisitor earned with your head. Had a nice little crack there when he said, while also if they were the bystanders March, run cause native american tribes are petitioning for hunting licences. Ah, they knew they knew another thing. You can look up in and everyone listening is back in July, a segment of fire whole Lake Drive and Yellowstone. Oh, you know just melted, yeah, ok, so there in this

not the most disturbing thing by. I do admit that it sounds like a real end of the world stuff where asphalt just start melting into what has been described as an oatmeal. Like consistency, that's freaky, that's strange Why should, if you're the one who discovered it yeah right along because what what happens then you're you're tyres pop right, maybe if it's hot enough and you stand up on your car and then that the game you refer stir earlier through. The road is I saw the but that's not even disturbing thing met. Here is the most disturbing, partly Somalia, is that, when asked about this, when talking to reporters about this park, spokesmen Dan Huddle said this can have in quite a bit because the hot springs, the same you as the sea, heat, the same magma powering these hot springs is met.

In the roads at times, yeah. It makes you think. Maybe we really shouldn't be very near this thing: maybe human civilization should kind of get the hen and back away couple steps- and this ties in to so many other theories- the idea that these massive internment, Slash, refugee camps are being built in undisturbed. Locations round. The? U s I have you can't see pictures those camps why you can in their theories about what their uses, but this makes a lot of sense to me. This rings true for me that if there was a major natural disaster that you could have a place to put people, I mean you know, we ve talked about FEMA camps. We talked about all this other stuff, and this is the first time that it for me, it doesn't seem as scary when I think when I frame it-

this way I see because it seems like working for a greater good. There is a will. There is a reason to make a good reason to have them. Kids. You know I go. You know me: and I go through my paranoia bouts every once in a while and have to refocus the so here here is something else we should say I and came out. This is well met, and I don't know about you listeners, but usually when a government is planning something they plan for probabilities sporting. Agencies right name order these in terms of likelihood, but I was He is so I started looking into I. I started looking into a strange thing I had never thought of which was how far out a governmental agency in history has warned about a natural disaster.

Now, because we know that you are one of the biggest ones. Recent memory in the United States, of course, Hurricane Katrina night- oh that before her Hang Katrina hit, people were being told to evacuate the city. Yes, whether they were being helped to evacuate. The city, of course, is a very different story and we could actually do a Katrina episode. We should hurricanes are notoriously difficult to predict, of course, and they had they had this based on what we all in the public eye, perceived as the quickest available information, the best thing to do, but as there ever been a case where there was an inevitable thing, far enough out that the governments of any country would warn people, so do. Is there a threshold for that? Would you say you have to move off of this island because

rising sea levels are going to drown you, but when you know that it's interesting question that I haven't answered yet knowing that the Maldives, if we're time, everyone rising sea levels I have already said stuff like this appeal to the United Nations by I don't I don't know about the other stuff, what a terrible, what a terrifying secret to keep If you thought I know what I know an eruption is coming here, but No, it's gonna be in the next. What ten fifteen years Kelvin longer year may be the long. But if I tell people dead to go ahead and ruin things in Aceh we're way that volcano would, I don't know, Anne and losers to be completely on. I have no idea that you and I are not walk analogy We're not seismologists. We do

oh that from what we could find despite Where is the sources saying that this is a highly unlikely event up there with kind of like a Marie Burst, hitting the planet, but nearest dangerous is again a reversed yeah. It's almost the exact same thing: it's an inevitability, but the of time before it happens. Is unknown and while it is unknown. It is not. It doesn't seem like a pressing thing, at least from the predictions and the EU, the solid numbers that we currently have. So we would like to move a light. That's what you think here, because we know that there are so many again Are there so many scenario runners right there, so many possibilities with this out during times of natural disaster? There is a possibility.

That the global order of the world in the GEO political sense shifts and were encountering these big questions that at this point, according to what we could find, do not have answers, but want to know what you think, ladies and gentlemen, will be. Yellow stone, caldeira Alison Super volcano erupt again in our life, I'm not just not just then with a love of flow like one of those cataclysmic biblical level around change your blogging out the sky darkness for days, people dying of of the US disease called the dust. You know him. I don't want to get the dust, and I want to get the dust either man, but could it happen? And if so, why, Why do you think so? Or is this just all fearmongering? You know. That's another possibility is steadily impossible

I want to stick personally with another veto. Tell me what you think about this. I really want to stick with the hopefulness with this one because it seems like if I just became I can. I have a tendency to obsessed with these kind of things been if he knew this and I just don't- want to go there right now, because it would be bad at what is that I'm trying to think of the movie were the entire planet to starts getting destroyed. It was a rolling emirate movie. They came out not long ago, but just where the entire owes the twenty movie where the entire planet adjust falling apart around and that's what this feels like to me, that kind of dread and I'm trying not to think about it. Yes, I'll check it out. I have yet to see two thousand.

Well. We can tell you, however, that the predictions for the massive eruption korean twenty fourteen are incorrect. Ladies and gentlemen, as we record this, it is February twenty fifty and I dont away, emphasise twenty, but point is how we locked out. So here is due is there another few years right met cheers and we hope that you join this episode as much as we enjoy making it. I would also like to ask for your help. Would you like to suggest an episode? The mat nigh can cover in the future DSM listener. Mail that you would like as to read on the air and oh and there's one more question, I almost forgot We have somebody who asked a specific question for no brown or so producer no stun, Phaser Brown, and no would you like to hear the question Shirley

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