Note #4827 Detail

Note 4827

Geyser:

The Dwarfs

Date/Time:

2017-08-07 @ 1457

Entrant:

JSJ

Observer:

James St. John

Time Entered:

2017-08-07 22:40:51

Time Updated:

2017-08-07 20:41:36

Time Uploaded:

2017-08-07 22:41:22

Submitted to:

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Note:

"Red Dwarf Geyser" - the dominant perpetual spouter in the cluster in recent years - is back on (it was off when last noticed on 27 July 2017). Two other small spouters are also active: 1) North Dwarf Geyser; 2) small pool with 2 vents at 44° 27' 47.16" North latitude, 110° 49' 50.73" West longitude (using summer 2016 satellite photo via Google Earth). The small pool with 2 vents is my informal "West Dwarf I" and "West Dwarf J" (see photo at: http://tinyurl.com/ycrl3kko). The West Dwarf I-J pool is better characterized as very frequently spitting.

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