Holy crap. Those tsunamis were nuts! The giant crack across the street forming the sinkhole in 3 different pictures were nuts as well!😨🤯 Earthquakes are so dangerous and crazy!
Being in Alaska hate to say this but we get more earthquake in our state than California. My aunt in San Bernardino said I was wrong but when she checked it out found out that I was right.
nonsense, but entertaining, gave it a thumbs up because it was fun to watch, not because it was a reliable source of information, as are most of these type of video's on youtube.
Why can't scientists find ways to either glue these faults together so that they will not move or design building material that can withstand tectronic movement of the earth.
I would like to the used to be San Andres fault because I heard San Andreas fault is there two or the name change, because I remember geography in 5 grade in Nicaragua and the name was San Andrés fault. Can you clarify that for me because now I'm almost 60yrs old
Great info. One question though. Have you heard of the Cascadia Fault and its subduction zone in the USA's Pacific Northwest? This one poses a higher threat to widespread damage as the earthquakes on this fault result in 9.0 and higher. It's proposed to be more deadly and damaging to the San Andreas Fault. Just a thought.
There are faults that you forgot to mention, as well as their potential. For example, the northern anatolian rift, which is actually a boundary between the anatolian plate (Turkey) and the Eurasian plate. The 12 out of 13 faults that comprise this huge plate boundary, have already broken, with only the Marmara fault remaining to break. It has started to break, though, in the area of Kovackili, as professor of geology Lekkas recenlty said, and this fault can even reach magnitude 8.2 if it breaks at once.
The Queen Charlotte Islands were officially renamed Haida Gwaii in December 2009 as part of an historic reconciliation agreement between the Haida Nation and the province of British Columbia.
Its clear and obvious that our intentions are well intended and allow us as highly intelligent beings to volunteer and assist in many ways needed to aid in affected areas when human life is threatened, but our inability to predict or prepare for such events is the result of so much death and chaos post event. "The Big One" as it is so predictably scary for the millions of residents in California will without doubt cause a financial burden for the insurance industry and most likely be the largest amounts of rebuilding cost on record. The loss of life is one that cannot be determined, for the factors that play in the daily lives of the commuting community. If such an earthquake would happen at night, less likely the brigdes and overpasses would effect the cause of death if the same bridges and overpasses structural integrity failed during the day,where thousands of more potentially vulnerable people could be located on or near these structural failures. Nonetheless the big one will happen either gradually with several smaller quakes or one ferocious attack on the surface dwellers with a earthquake more powerful than any have witnessed in their lives. The redcross and humanitarian services will be inevitably there on site with aid rendered but it won't last long before the needed care turns into escape plan and everyone for themselves mentality. The humanitarian crisis that California is holding now is one of few solutions and has many different dollar signs attached to each solution. Maybe the big one would solve the interior human problem of unsheltered people and force the solution to the surface much like the earthquake did when erupting. How this solves the issue is not known but the earthquake happening is known and will happen in gen z's lifetime.
Insurance companies are not insuring people who live in California any more. Several large insurance companies have stated they will not insure anyone living in California.
This video was just ok. Lot's of information, but too much repetition. The constant, goofy, and unnecessary rotating and zooming of the graphics got very annoying.
The earth needs “braces,” lyke “the tooth-fairy” needs a day-off! Tough-guy, rocket-science types stand in the limelight, of engineering feats that have seen bridges, stretch across for miles, & landing on the moon, with ambitions to terraforming “Mars,” & or “exoplanets but, & while because earth’s “overbite,” is too much to handle, for kids hovering magnifying-glasses, over ants to play god, with smaller feats! #ManPowerShouldntBeLimitdToAmericaChinaOneCountryAndOrContinent
we watch your documentaries also from countries where English is a learned language, but you speak so fast that we cannot process and we do not understand everything you present... could you please speak a little less often in the next documentaries so that we can understand too ? you talk too fast and then we give up watching only images... is it possible? thank you. Good luck in the future...
It's really sad and scary how much earthquakes there is in world every year, on this year 2023 I believe Turkey's earthquakes was most terrible on history, I'll hope Turkey willbe fine after that, rest in peace all those over 50 thousands or maybe more people, im glad Finland was helped Turkey with saving people. Turkey's have to think again where to build cities and structures. I've heared and seen there is cracket half earth in places like the center of the earth Africa. Here in Northen Europe's Finland there's no much eartquakes but in Lapland there can be small earthquakes. By the way did earthquakes make a shinkholes? 🌍🕳
Why would you need to turn views of the plates around in circles? It doesn’t allow the viewer to understand how the plates relate with the rest of the globe and just creates dizziness.
Very interesting video. Amazing how the world is in constant motion. I’m surprised you didn’t mention the 1964 earthquake in alaska. But really great video😊
Holy crap. Those tsunamis were nuts! The giant crack across the street forming the sinkhole in 3 different pictures were nuts as well!😨🤯 Earthquakes are so dangerous and crazy!
Especially since you can't predict them unlike Tornadoes and Hurricanes.
This was super interesting , thank you !
Growing up in California, I have heard of the San Andreas, and we have experienced many strong earthquakes
Being in Alaska hate to say this but we get more earthquake in our state than California. My aunt in San Bernardino said I was wrong but when she checked it out found out that I was right.
Simply amazing what can happen! 😮
Black Tusk near Mt. Garibaldi has be active recently.
Can you guys just stop with the photoshopped, clickbait thumbnails? It's just dishonest.
The East African Rift is fascinating. I wish we had a time machine so we can see what it will look like in a million years.
Are you a lady with long and stunning hair? I adore woman who grow theirs out that way, describe it please?
nonsense, but entertaining, gave it a thumbs up because it was fun to watch, not because it was a reliable source of information, as are most of these type of video's on youtube.
Juan De Fuca pronounced "wand-da fee-yooka" instead of "wand-da fooka". :)
Why can't scientists find ways to either glue these faults together so that they will not move or design building material that can withstand tectronic movement of the earth.
Great video as always please change the stock footage
I would like to the used to be San Andres fault because I heard San Andreas fault is there two or the name change, because I remember geography in 5 grade in Nicaragua and the name was San Andrés fault. Can you clarify that for me because now I'm almost 60yrs old
Great info. One question though. Have you heard of the Cascadia Fault and its subduction zone in the USA's Pacific Northwest? This one poses a higher threat to widespread damage as the earthquakes on this fault result in 9.0 and higher. It's proposed to be more deadly and damaging to the San Andreas Fault.
Just a thought.
There are faults that you forgot to mention, as well as their potential. For example, the northern anatolian rift, which is actually a boundary between the anatolian plate (Turkey) and the Eurasian plate. The 12 out of 13 faults that comprise this huge plate boundary, have already broken, with only the Marmara fault remaining to break. It has started to break, though, in the area of Kovackili, as professor of geology Lekkas recenlty said, and this fault can even reach magnitude 8.2 if it breaks at once.
The Queen Charlotte Islands were officially renamed Haida Gwaii in December 2009 as part of an historic reconciliation agreement between the Haida Nation and the province of British Columbia.
The cloud war orient vrs india asia union... when worlds collide like paint hardening
Its clear and obvious that our intentions are well intended and allow us as highly intelligent beings to volunteer and assist in many ways needed to aid in affected areas when human life is threatened, but our inability to predict or prepare for such events is the result of so much death and chaos post event.
"The Big One" as it is so predictably scary for the millions of residents in California will without doubt cause a financial burden for the insurance industry and most likely be the largest amounts of rebuilding cost on record. The loss of life is one that cannot be determined, for the factors that play in the daily lives of the commuting community. If such an earthquake would happen at night, less likely the brigdes and overpasses would effect the cause of death if the same bridges and overpasses structural integrity failed during the day,where thousands of more potentially vulnerable people could be located on or near these structural failures.
Nonetheless the big one will happen either gradually with several smaller quakes or one ferocious attack on the surface dwellers with a earthquake more powerful than any have witnessed in their lives.
The redcross and humanitarian services will be inevitably there on site with aid rendered but it won't last long before the needed care turns into escape plan and everyone for themselves mentality.
The humanitarian crisis that California is holding now is one of few solutions and has many different dollar signs attached to each solution. Maybe the big one would solve the interior human problem of unsheltered people and force the solution to the surface much like the earthquake did when erupting.
How this solves the issue is not known but the earthquake happening is known and will happen in gen z's lifetime.
Insurance companies are not insuring people who live in California any more. Several large insurance companies have stated they will not insure anyone living in California.
Metric please.
This video was just ok. Lot's of information, but too much repetition. The constant, goofy, and unnecessary rotating and zooming of the graphics got very annoying.
Pleeeease stop spinning the map graphics.
The earth needs “braces,” lyke “the tooth-fairy” needs a day-off! Tough-guy, rocket-science types stand in the limelight, of engineering feats that have seen bridges, stretch across for miles, & landing on the moon, with ambitions to terraforming “Mars,” & or “exoplanets but, & while because earth’s “overbite,” is too much to handle, for kids hovering magnifying-glasses, over ants to play god, with smaller feats!
#ManPowerShouldntBeLimitdToAmericaChinaOneCountryAndOrContinent
we watch your documentaries also from countries where English is a learned language, but you speak so fast that we cannot process and we do not understand everything you present... could you please speak a little less often in the next documentaries so that we can understand too ? you talk too fast and then we give up watching only images... is it possible? thank you. Good luck in the future...
I wonder when the next big one will occur in the New Madrid area?
We don’t count. We aren’t California and not as important.
Yeah, very surprised he didn’t include the New Madrid fault.
An earthquake just happened 💀literally in Morrocco
This man spawned the Earthquake in Morroco which happened 10 minutes prior to this comment 💀
Lol frr I was in it
I was watching this last night, went to bed and woke to the news about Morocco 😢!
@@kathyzeider4168 yea sad 😓
It's really sad and scary how much earthquakes there is in world every year, on this year 2023 I believe Turkey's earthquakes was most terrible on history, I'll hope Turkey willbe fine after that, rest in peace all those over 50 thousands or maybe more people, im glad Finland was helped Turkey with saving people. Turkey's have to think again where to build cities and structures. I've heared and seen there is cracket half earth in places like the center of the earth Africa. Here in Northen Europe's Finland there's no much eartquakes but in Lapland there can be small earthquakes. By the way did earthquakes make a shinkholes? 🌍🕳
Why would you need to turn views of the plates around in circles? It doesn’t allow the viewer to understand how the plates relate with the rest of the globe and just creates dizziness.
"Himalayan Frontal Thrust" sounds like a dance. I guess it is, in a way.
Very interesting video. Amazing how the world is in constant motion. I’m surprised you didn’t mention the 1964 earthquake in alaska. But really great video😊
How long and stunning do you keep your hair? I adore woman who grow theirs out that way, describe it please?
Sounds like Charlie Sheen