10 Frightening Natural Disaster Videos ?️ Tornados, Fires, Earthquakes & More! | Smithsonian Channel

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From the St. Helen’s eruption to havoc caused by a tornado, these clips capture just how terrifying natural disasters are.

0:00 – Intro to 10 Frightening Natural Disaster Videos
0:23 – Footage of the 1980 Mt. Saint Helens Eruption
4:06 – This Brave Student Captured the Mt. Saint Helens Blast
6:09 – Why the 1989 San Francisco Quake Was So Disastrous
10:08 – Chilling Footage of the 1989 Cypress Freeway Collapse
12:56 – The Most Powerful Tornado Recorded on Earth
16:36 – This Family Hid from a 300 MPH Tornado in a Water Pipe
19:50 – This Couple Filmed the Everest Avalanche Coming at Them
21:56 – Footage of the Alarming Moments Just Before the Everest Avalanche
24:56 – The Damage a Twister Can Do in 15 Minutes is Horrifying
28:00 – The 1974 Double Twister That Hit Alabama

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  1. I remember having my dad hold me up to the window to see a classic tornado snaking across the horizon while my mom was screaming at him to get me away from the window. He laughed at the time. Soon we couldn't see anything and he was running upstairs to get my baby sister from her crib. I ran after him in time to see him turning away from the crib with my sister just before a huge log came through the wall and crib side like a spear! I remember thinking it was just like a GIANT, newly sharpened pencil, poking through a piece of paper. That's how easily it shot through the wall and crib! (P.S. We were all ok and our house remained standing.) Definitely had an Angel looking out for us that day!

  2. The residents on the area near Mount Saint Helens demanded to be allowed back onto their property in the days before the May 18th, 1980 eruption.

    Tragic.

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  4. I expected an in depth, scientific analysis of each disaster from the Smithsonian Institute but instead I got a youtube poop video -_- seriously it's like 12 year old just mashed some videos together for a school project. I have a sneaking suspicion this channel isn't run by someone directly affiliated with the Smithsonian Institute ?

  5. See, this is what happens when there's an earthquake in a location that is densely populated. Let me guess, no one or atleast most who moved to the earthquake location didn't know this was going to happen. If people were made aware of the dangers and didn't move to that location less would have died.

  6. The earthquake that set off Mt. St. Helens was not a terrible one. It actually was about 5, no worse than any of the others that had been occurring. It just happened to be the one too many.

  7. NOT KNOWING ALL THE SURVIVORS SUCKS, read all before me and only learned the student survived the volcano, and the firefighter was rescued what about the rest eh? Any one?

  8. It's definitely Biblical! “Is Saturday the seventh day according to the Bible and the Ten Commandments? I answer yes. Is Sunday the first day of the week and did the Church change the seventh day -Saturday – for Sunday, the first day? Sunday is the first day of the week. Did Christ change the day? I answer no! “Faithfully yours, J. Card. Gibbons” James Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop of Baltimore (1877-1921), in a signed letter. 2 Timothy 3:1 1This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come. Daniel 9:25 Know therefore and understand, that from the going forth of the commandment to restore and to build Jerusalem unto the Messiah the Prince shall be seven weeks, and threescore and two weeks: the street shall be built again, and the wall, even in troublous times.

  9. Thank god, that i live in sweden. We don't have to worry about anything like that.
    except forrest fires i guess

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