Note ID | Start Time (US/Mountain) | End Time (US/Mountain) | Entrant | Note |
37788 |
27 Oct 2024 @ 0857 |
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MAB |
chugging w pretty good splashes |
37384 |
03 Oct 2024 @ 1542 |
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SantaFe108 |
Perpetual spouting out main vent. Front pool 1ft below rim with pearly blue water. Darth Vader Vent going from barely audible to silent. |
35345 |
19 Jun 2024 @ 1105 |
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Craigmon99 |
Tossing water intermittently. Larger splashes are 6 feet |
35346 |
19 Jun 2024 @ 1105 |
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Craigmon99 |
Tossing water intermittently. Larger splashes are 6 feet |
35082 |
10 Jun 2024 @ 1235 |
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SantaFe108 |
Main vent perpetually splashing, front pool is brown and clear enough to see to the bottom. Darth Vader vent huffing. |
34765 |
30 May 2024 @ 0907 |
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Stephen_Gemar |
Veteran’s main vent continues its small perpetual huffing and small splashing, just as it has been when I’ve seen it each of the last few years. |
33930 |
26 Jan 2024 @ 1530 |
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JR |
SCUBA noise has returned |
33911 |
24 Jan 2024 @ 1400 |
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JR |
Stronger push of water than usual. "Side SCUBA sound" vent was full of water and sloshing/sputtering, no SCUBA noise. |
29039 |
22 Oct 2023 @ 0958 |
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SantaFe108 |
Splashing out of the main vent. Front pool is ~2 inches below white band and turquoise-blue. Creepy huffing. |
27325 |
30 Jul 2023 @ 0742 |
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ypcaribou |
Huffing from below right ledge again. |
27283 |
28 Jul 2023 @ 1724 |
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SantaFe108 |
Pool level ~3 inches below white line. Pads of bacteria have come off the bottom and are floating. Water is cloudy but clear enough to see bottom of pool which is a rust color throughout. Strong sulfuric smell. |
27218 |
25 Jul 2023 @ 0920 |
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mhreed |
Strong sulfur smell in steam plume. |
24574 |
30 Oct 2022 @ 1603 |
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ypcaribou |
Huffing is back from right alcove only now more of a hissing. Vent to far left now making a splashy gurgly noise below. Veteran doing excellent jets of water to the west! Catch basin still has a milky sheen. Water dropped some such that white is exposed on interior walls. |
23315 |
21 Aug 2022 @ 0739 |
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ypcaribou |
Regular splashing from back vent. Vent is white and orange. Front catch pool is rusty red on bottom and has slight scum and a smattering of particles floating on the surface. Looks like a stagnant swamp. No noise from right vent under ledge - no longer huffing like a bear. |
16400 |
10 Oct 2020 @ 1236 |
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cb |
pool in front of Veteran is a milky turquoise blue color. Splashes from Vetern are just barely making it over the crater. |
16298 |
28 Sep 2020 @ 1422 |
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bbev |
pool is up to 10-12 " below overflow, cloudy light blue in color. |
12013 |
28 Jun 2019 @ 1016 |
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ypcaribou |
Water level the same as 0643 |
12012 |
28 Jun 2019 @ 0643 |
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ypcaribou |
Water level at edge of front pool down such that approx 2" of white shows inside crater on left front and white tip of rock at left side but away from wall is showing. Pool a chocolate brown (not from mud). |
11617 |
07 Jun 2019 @ 0933 |
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CrisG |
Pool dropping since last note. Approx 3 inches of white lining visible. No steam coming from pool. |
11360 |
26 May 2019 @ 0619 |
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ypcaribou |
Pool in front full to where maybe an inch of the white line of deposit on crater wall is visible |
8883 |
21 Jun 2018 @ 0912 |
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Polly |
The pool has standing water, with the side vent throwing water out. The "breathing" is a bit on the quiet side. |
6154 |
09 Sep 2017 @ 0820 |
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ypcaribou |
Large pool in front very dark, water level has dropped maybe a foot, and no splashes are falling in the pool. Still spritzing out the back. Huffing from side hole diminished in volume but still there. |
29618 |
01 Aug 2017 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
8/01/2017 - no time noted - Corporal and Veteran’s color now murky |
29606 |
22 May 2017 @ 1338 |
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research-mab |
5/22/2017
Veteran 1338 major? Bill J |
78 |
14 Jan 2012 @ 1847 |
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Graham |
Most beaded rocks covered with water and better minors than Sept. Still some snow in pool so suspect its not having majors |
29402 |
28 Aug 2011 @ 1530 |
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research-mab |
8/28/2011 Veteran loud steam from side vent and large eruptions from main vent 1530-1535 |
29400 |
24 Aug 2011 @ 1515 |
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research-mab |
8/24/2011 Veteran sounded as if in steam phase from NW vent 1515 |
29939 |
19 May 1998 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
5/19/1998 - no time noted - FYI to staff: Veteran- irregular |
30081 |
29 Jul 1995 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
7/29/1995 - no times noted - Disturbance has arrived!!! Cistern- heavy boil. Veteran – Majors every 15-20 m. Vixen- seen erupting 12-15ft. |
30241 |
13 Jul 1993 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
7/13/1993 - no time noted - Back Basin is looking very active. Steamboat has continuous water in the east run off channel and bursts from both vents to twenty feet. Veteran Geyser is having major eruptions from all three vents, and smaller eruptions at frequent intervals. |
30234 |
28 Jun 1993 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
6/28/93 - no time noted - Veteran Geyser erupting from two vents. |
30477 |
22 Sep 1992 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
9/22/1992 - no time noted - Veteran majors every 1½ -2 hrs - minor is front back vent – major is back from side vent. Veteran was in constant play during the disturbance.
Clarification of Ralph’s observations on Veteran: Minor eruption – top front (pool) vent – top to 5’-6’ sometimes pool partially fills.
*major eruption = top to edge of sinter in back of main cone (25+ feet).
Front to 2’3’ pool fills to top of fresh sinter.
*side (to right as you face the feature) – splashes.
It is having majors every 1½-2 hrs – mostly 1h20m to 1h48m, minors are every 11 to 20 minutes. |
30437 |
14 Aug 1992 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
8/14/1992 - no time noted -. PS For once I walked by Veteran and was not erupting. All was quiet! |
30430 |
05 Aug 1992 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
8/6/1992 - no time noted - Veteran is still not having any major eruptions. It seems to almost constantly spurt water out of the tunnel connected vents, but not out of the side vent to the north. |
30422 |
04 Aug 1992 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
8/4/1992 - no time noted - Near Veteran the last few days there has been a lot of run off. I haven’t seen any evidence of majors except for the runoff. It is going towards the creek. |
30415 |
01 Aug 1992 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
8/1/1992 - no time noted - Veteran – in eruption but no water coming out of the northern vent, |
30405 |
29 Jul 1992 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
7/30/92 a.m.- inferred est.times "last night" {29th} - Veteran in constant minor eruptive behavior. Vixen every few minutes to 5 feet or so. |
30343 |
14 Jun 1992 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
6/14/1992 - no time noted - Veteran erupted 2 times within a 15 minute period with water spraying out of all 3 vents. The pool drained entirely between eruptions. |
30323 |
26 Apr 1992 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
4/26/1992 - no time noted - Veteran – quiet |
30517 |
09 Jun 1991 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
6/9/1991 - no time noted - Veteran churning |
30502 |
16 May 1991 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
5/16/1991 - no time noted - Veteran – gorgeous as usual, light splashes |
30646 |
16 Jul 1990 @ 1045 |
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research-mab |
7/16/1990 - saw Veteran erupt at 10:24 for several minutes & as I walked back it was finishing another eruption at 10:45 am. The side vent has no water erupting from it… The top vent erupts ~5 ft inclined away from the trail. The lower vent erupts up through the pool & the pool drains following the eruption. |
30642 |
03 Jul 1990 @ 0845 |
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research-mab |
7/3/ Veteran happily sputtering & splashing @ 0845 |
30640 |
29 Jun 1990 @ 1420 |
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research-mab |
6/29/90 Veteran was making a lot of noise but not erupting. |
30772 |
14 Oct 1989 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
10/14/1989 - no time noted - Veteran appeared ready to enter an active phase, with eruptions to 10 ft from the rear vent, but never got a full “head of steam” (sorry!) while I was there. |
30768 |
09 Oct 1989 @ 1400 |
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research-mab |
10/9/1989 cont.. afternoon - Veteran inactive this pm other than minor huffing & puffing observed @ 1400 |
30767 |
09 Oct 1989 @ 1030 |
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research-mab |
10/9/1989 Veteran active today! D” @ 2 minutes Int: about 1 ½ – 2 mins
1017, 1021, 1021:45, 1028:20
Longest observed duration 2m55s -
Shortest observed 1m20s -
“rear vent” to 30 ft -
“near vent” (at base of main pool) to 15 feet -
Vent closest to boardwalk usually started playing slightly later than the other two to @ 8 feet -
Pool drains rapidly following eruption, next eruption begins with a nearly empty pool. -
Very nice, will check Veteran again this afternoon. |
30740 |
08 Sep 1989 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
09/8/1989 - no time noted - Veteran shows signs of major eruption with water all around base and down runoff channel toward Tantalus. |
30712 |
09 Jul 1989 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
7/9/1989 - no time noted -Veteran Geyser steaming, churning & gurgling. Some small bursts seen from front vent. |
30700 |
08 Jul 1989 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
7/8/1989 - no time noted - Veteran Geyser seems to be in continuous eruption. H20 almost continuously spurts from the low vent on the SSW corner of the crater. Periodically boiling increases in vigor and H20 shoots about 10 ft from the upper SW vent. There is evidence (steaming H20 in sinter pockets) of eruptions from the western vent. |
7592 |
05 Feb 1989 @ 0000 |
05 Feb 1989 @ 2359 |
JSJ |
Veteran Geyser active. |
30830 |
06 Aug 1988 @ 1557 |
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research-mab |
8/6/1988 - Veteran Geyser – steaming profusely from top vent – 15:57
--small amount of water in pool closest to the trail |
30803 |
20 Jun 1988 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
6/20/1988 - no time noted - Veteran was seen erupting from the front & top vent – top vent to ~4-5 feet. |
30795 |
04 Jun 1988 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
6/4/1988 - no time noted - Veteran is displaying small bursts. |
30875 |
02 Aug 1987 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
August 2, 1987 - no time noted - Veteran Geyser is erupting |
30851 |
05 Jul 1987 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
7/5/1987 - no time noted - A gentleman sat and timed Veteran Geyser at a 2 hour interval today. He said that it erupts from a full pool. It has many false starts before it erupts – the pool will fill and then drain slightly then refill, etc! He saw one eruption reaching 20’ and one slightly lower. (“Full” means above the drain vent in the basin.) |
30848 |
23 May 1987 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
5/23/1987 - no time noted - Veteran was also seen in eruption that afternoon |
33449 |
09 Oct 1986 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
10/09/1986 – no time noted - Veteran Geyser was nearly empty with about 2” of water near the back of it. There was the slightest splashing coming from the back vent.
= Veteran’s Auxiliary Vent was bone dry. |
33420 |
03 May 1986 @ 1406 |
03 May 1986 @ 1717 |
research-mab |
May 3, 1986 Veteran Geyser – I sat at Veteran from 2:06 until 5:17 and saw no eruption or even a sign of an eruption. The runoff channel was empty and dry. |
30961 |
22 Aug 1985 @ 1746 |
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research-mab |
8/22/1985 - inferred time - Summary of Veteran Geyser - From watching it on 7/3 & 7/4 and on 8/21 & 8/22 it was shown that it was definitely still cyclic. It seemed that one day the intervals would be getting more frequent or longer than the intervals of the eruption was the opposite way of the preceding day. If the day before was getting more frequent – then the next day would be getting longer. If the first day the intervals was getting longer, the next day they would be getting more frequent. It definitely is still very cyclic. In my opinion I estimate it is having cycles about 1½ to 2 days for it to go through its complete cycle. The eruptions are mainly 2 to 2 ½ minutes long. The eruptions have been normal Veteran Eruptions with water coming out all three vents =
A= the top main vent to 25 feet or so (20 to 30 ft)
B= the second vent (hole at the bottom of the basin)
Basin half full of water – with water going up to 5/6 feet or so.
C= the third vent near the walkway shooting water 10 to 12 feet, to half the walkway.
It is still probably very much like it was last year – 1984. |
30949 |
04 Jul 1985 @ 1335 |
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research-mab |
7/4/1985 - no time noted - Veteran Geyser = the last 2 days (7/3 & 7/4) = have shown that veteran geyser is still cyclic - having it’s cycle 7/3 was getting more frequent, morning of 7/4 it reached its most frequent intervals at 1hr and 35m, then afternoon of 7/4 going down – less frequent. |
30937 |
03 Jul 1985 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
July 3 1985 – no time noted - Veteran Geyser 190°F, clear water, pool fills churning sound - Eruption witnessed spouted water 25ft from vent, 10ft from side vent & also from front vent. |
7609 |
11 Feb 1984 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
02/11/1984
Veteran Geyser active. |
31149 |
18 Aug 1983 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
Thursday August 18 - no time noted - Veteran doing lots of splashing out of small hole in bowl – muddy water |
4664 |
31 Aug 1982 @ 0830 |
31 Aug 1982 @ 1823 |
research-mab |
8/31/1982 Veteran was observed continually by various geyser gazers from 0830. Shortly after 1130, the pool to the east, adjacent to Veteran, began filling. By 1400 it was full, as was Veteran’s pool. No eruptions were seen until 1823. David Leeking |
31363 |
31 Jul 1982 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
7/31/1982 - no time noted - Veteran 203° splashing between eruptions |
31352 |
27 Jul 1982 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
7/27/1982 - no time noted - Veteran geyser – constant splashing, temp 202º, pH 5.0, chloride concentration ~ 847 ppm, the highest level every [sic] recorded in a YNP thermal feature! |
31332 |
18 Jul 1982 @ 1600 |
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research-mab |
July 18 1982 - Veteran’s main pool filled and the front vent and main vent splashed at increasingly shorter intervals till the eruption at 1728. Start times are approximate. The exact second of start is mostly the interpretation of the observer - {Chart: periods of splashing/filling begins 1600} |
31244 |
20 Feb 1982 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
February 20 1982 - no time noted - Veteran Geyser 198º right after an eruption chugging noisily. (When a [sic] saw an eruption a few days later, there was no H20 in the pool prior to the eruption. The pool filled during the eruption & quickly drained afterwards.) |
31570 |
15 Nov 1981 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
Nov 15 1981 – no time noted – {post-quake check} Veteran ~45-50 minute intervals 202º |
31435 |
02 Aug 1981 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
Sunday August 2 1981 The Basin Wide Disturbance has occurred! - no time noted - Veteran Geyser – constant heavy splashing 200ºF |
31695 |
16 Aug 1980 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
Sat Aug 16 - no time noted - Veteran Geyser- While chugging – 200°F |
4972 |
18 Jun 1980 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
06/18/1980 -Veteran Geyser – center and left pools partially filled the center pool’s vent has closed its right outlet since my June 16th observation.
The activity now centers in the top vent and the newly filled left vent. |
5030 |
13 Jul 1979 @ 0900 |
13 Jul 1979 @ 1030 |
research-mab |
07/13/1979 NOTE Veteran’s pool was filled with aqua water about 4” above the top of the side hole when I arrived about 0900. The pool would gradually fill about two more inches, the geyser vent would do some very minor splashing, then all would go quiet and the pool would subside about 2”. I watched this cycle about 3 times until 0915 but the geyser never erupted nor did the pool drain completely. {I watched it same thing at 1030 – Helen} |
5024 |
18 Jun 1979 @ 1530 |
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research-mab |
06/18/1979 A visitor reported that about the time Steamboat began, Veter[a]n drained completely dry. When checked at 1730 Veter[a]n was behaving normally with the usual amount of water. |
32179 |
28 Aug 1978 @ 1500 |
28 Aug 1978 @ 1615 |
research-mab |
08/28/1978 Veteran full at 1500 hrs but still no eruption by 1615 |
32138 |
25 Jul 1978 @ 1525 |
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research-mab |
07/25/1978 - no time noted - Veteran is dead today it fills & sloshes & emptied – minor eruption a little overflow & a burst 1 foot above 3:25
Veteran minor eruptions (~1foot) at 4:40 |
32127 |
12 Jul 1978 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
07/12/1978 - no time noted - Veteran for over 1 hour it filled splashed and no eruption |
32074 |
02 Apr 1978 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
April 2 1978 - no time noted - Veteran was chugging, splashing & filling its pool, but no eruptions! |
5117 |
20 Aug 1977 @ 0845 |
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research-mab |
08/20/1977 At 0845 this morning Veteran was full of water like it gets during an eruption but was not splashing and churning like it normally does. Judging from the dry rocks and lack of spray marks on the trail, it has not had a major eruption for some time. The water level continued to rise but still no eruption. |
5261 |
18 Aug 1976 @ 0825 |
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research-mab |
08/18/1976 {Full log entry log}
Watched Veteran in one of its frenzies of activity from 8:00-8:20
0802 recently erupted
0804 began minor splashing
0805 began minor splashing from “main” vent
0805 major eruption began – all 3 vents active. Lasted 45 sec.
Activity declined, sloshing
0807 minor activity began again – only main vent active
0808 major eruption – very powerful last 1:04
Activity declined, sloshing heard
0811 major eruption begins
0812 major eruption, lasting about 1:11
Activity fades, geyser quiet a little longer now
0815 minor eruption
0816 major eruption, last ~40 sec
0817 – 0819 minor eruption
0820 activity fades.
All major eruptions were preceded by 20 sec to a minute of minor play. Major eruptions reached heights of as much as 7’ & shot across sinter as far as 15’. Side vent was active but sprays barely could be seen. Was rained away at 0825, when the geyser seemed to be finishing its entire display. |
5546 |
09 Jul 1976 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
07/09/1976 Veteran Geyser – still acting strangely - intermittent geysering but no major eruption preceded or follows activity |
5542 |
07 Jul 1976 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
07/07/1976 Veteran – has been acting strangely. Eruptive state was uncharacteristic of its “normal activity.” Pool in crater filled above vent. Water began belching from top vent at heights of 2-3 feet. |
5543 |
07 Jul 1976 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
07/07/1976 Veteran – has been acting strangely. Eruptive state was uncharacteristic of its “normal activity.” Pool in crater filled above vent. Water began belching from top vent at heights of 2-3 feet. |
32381 |
26 Jun 1976 @ 1135 |
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research-mab |
June 26 1976 - 1135 Marker was replaced at Veteran Geyser again water was warm in runoff channels. |
32380 |
26 Jun 1976 @ 0930 |
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research-mab |
June 26 1976 Replaced marker on Veteran Geyser 0930 am. Apparently I arrived soon after an eruption. Water was still warm in pools west of vent. |
5861 |
28 May 1976 @ 1040 |
28 May 1976 @ 1115 |
research-mab |
05/28/1976 Veteran behaving strangely from ~ 1040 to 1115.
1040 finished eruption
1042 d=1m09s, 1045 d=1m01s, 1048 d=1m03s, 1051 d=56s, 1054 d=54s, 1058 d=1m03s, 1102 d=55s (side vent didn’t activate), 1104 d=1m10s (wasn’t so powerful), 1107 d=1m20s, 1110 d=1m27s
There was a great deal of agitation & splashing out of all vents between recorded eruptions. However, activity recorded was a steady, continuous eruption for the durations noted. Checked it after Echinus’ eruption, but it had settled down. |
5632 |
06 Aug 1975 @ 0800 |
06 Aug 1975 @ 1800 |
research-mab |
08/06/1975 Veteran in another frenzy of activity – evidence of frequent eruptions today. Visitors on 1200 walk saw two eruptions in succession. |
5627 |
29 Jul 1975 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
07/29/1975 Watched Veteran to see if it would repeat yesterday’s activity, but nothing was observed other than the usual sloshing. |
5625 |
28 Jul 1975 @ 1615 |
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research-mab |
07/28/1975 Veteran shows evidence of not having erupted since its furious frenzy of activity this morning ( as of 4:15 pm). |
5626 |
28 Jul 1975 @ 0950 |
28 Jul 1975 @ 1035 |
research-mab |
07/28/1975
Veteran is behaving in an astonishing manner! Erupted six (6) times between 10:09 a.m. and 10:35 a.m.. Approximate intervals – three minutes. Erupted each time the adjacent pool drained back into it. Evidence of other eruptions not witnessed between 9:50 and 10:09.
Each eruption a major one, hurling water as far as the grass and lodgepoles on the far side of the run-off channel; water thrown on the trail through the subsidiary vent pointing at the trail. |
32605 |
02 Jul 1975 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
07/02/1975 - post 6-30 quake no times noted - Veteran clear |
5859 |
07 Jun 1974 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
06/07/1974 Observed Dr Morey’s Porkchop, Vixen, Veteran and my “Rubble Geyser” (Hodie’s New Crater Geyser”) in eruption. {no times noted} |
5964 |
11 Apr 1973 @ 1220 |
11 Apr 1973 @ 1523 |
research-mab |
04/11/1973 Veteran Observations ended at 3:23 ~ 18 minutes without an eruption Since it is 20 minutes between 2:10 and 2:30 it is quite possible that there were 2 eruptions during that time interval, 4 might have been between 1222 and 1253, 7 or 8 between 1258 and 2:10 if the average interval remained unchanged. Water was shot in 3 directions from 3 vents, the maximum being 36 feet (horizontal) from the main vent (measured)( & 15 feet vertically (estimated). |
5913 |
11 Mar 1973 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
03/11/1973 Veteran: duration 22 seconds estimated height 10 feet. {no time noted} |
6469 |
04 Oct 1972 @ 1800 |
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research-mab |
10/04/1972 Veteran seems to be more active now, erupting several times an hour perhaps. |
33350 |
30 Sep 1972 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
1972 - no time no date - approx end of season note - Active all summer, no cycle has been observed in this geyser – may play several times a day for about 5 minutes. Fills the basin to the north and will throw water out to the south west at an angle to about 10 to 14 feet. |
6445 |
29 Aug 1972 @ 1531 |
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research-mab |
08/29/1972
It appears that Veteran, The Dog’s Leg, & the new fissure geyser to the NW and Corporal Geyser are all interconnected.
At 3:31 an increase of steam from Veteran was accompanied by a rise in water level with bubbling & overflow from Corporal followed by a drop in water level in The Dog’s Leg and an eruption of the new fissure geyser. This was in turn immediately followed by a drop in the pool level in Corporal & a rise in The Dog’s Leg. |
6340 |
18 Jun 1972 @ 1415 |
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research-mab |
06/18/1972
On a tour of the Back Basin this afternoon (2:15-3:15) the following geysers were observed
Echinus, Vixen, New Crevice (1’), Veteran (10’ up, 20-25’ out) |
32889 |
16 May 1972 @ 1200 |
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research-mab |
05/16/1972 - no time noted - Veteran Geyser – have not yet seen a good eruption just minor play - 201º |