Most Unbelievable Natural Phenomenon Caught on Camera
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You are posting videos from almost a decade ago like its on the news, im unfollowing bro, not my kind of content anymore.
I've been through similar bug swarms as shown @8:28 alongside Klamath Lake Oregon. Unless you wish to spend 20 minutes cleaning bug guts off your windshield later, you should reduce the speed of your car.
Love your videos, watcjhin from Sweden ❤❤
Soil liquefaction changes how soil behaves, not what it is. That was actual water (around 18 min into the video give or take a bit) being thrust up from the plate movement and pressure. Could have even been from the drainage system being over run from the ocean water. Liquidation happens when the soil is rapidly shacken, therefore those puddles of water was not soil it was actual water. I was not there so I cant say if soil liquidation was happening in addition to the water being thrust up. There was water puddling on the concrete, if it were soil after soil liquidation occured that would be soil once again when removed from pressure and shaking. You wouldnt have large puddles of just flowing water sitting there. Returns back to acting like soil. That building falling over was definitely a result of soil liquidation, but that was many years prior. Water coming out of those cracks in the concrete was just that, water. Like I said, its possible liquidation was occuring there, but no evidence of it was shown, just the water. Its a difficult phenomena to wrap ones head around, soil being soil but acting like water then going right back to acting like soil again immediately after removed from violent shaking and in some cases pressure as well. But not from just pressure alone. That could have been explained better but Im sort of busy. Still interesting video, up to the point I paused it. Ive seen it all before, but most people likely havent.
you should search Palu earthquake to see the whole hill move n gone.
5:35 I don't think the marine life Kuwait much longer for the water to return.
This was pretty boring tbh.
Were those dolphins?
Looked more like porpoises.
Were those dolphins?
Looked more like porpoises.
The Turkish gentleman with the walking hazel, had SUCH a lovely green garden, and the orchards were gorgeous.
Liquefaction was pretty bad in our city of Christchurch back in February 2011, when a 6.2 earthquake hit around 12.40pm., the streets turned into rivers of flowing stinking mud once it hardened it became very heavy to shovel up and dispose of. Around over 100 plus people lost their lives when buildings collapsed.
8:09 Google 'split sunset'
Click Bait thumbnail, but very good video
「液状化」という現象です
6:44 the paper clearly shows 1913
The people on paddle boat tour definitely got their money's worth. Great video 👍👍
I'm a sub, and I always Like your videos because I want you to be successful, but please consider doing without the word "literally." It has been done to death…but not literally.
2:59 "Ground liquifaction literally caused the building to topple over…"
I'm so glad you used the word "literally" in your explanation otherwise, I might have mistakenly thought you meant that ground liquifaction caused the building to topple over.
3:27 "A local man on a nearby road kept his camera rolling as a mountain literally crumbled before his eyes."
I'm so glad you used the word "literally" in your explanation otherwise, I might have mistakenly thought you meant that a mountain crumbled before his eyes.
One of the things that we don't see much of these days is an abundance of birds or insects. Convenient but probably not good.
NAM MÔ A Dİ ÐÀ PHÂṬ…………
7:00 you will see vertical lines like that commonly in Los Angeles
Please just please use Celsius too with your videos because it si mostly used in the whole world. Fahrenheit is just few places. That sucks when peoles don't get it.
Man i never miss any of your videos,hope you won't bring us AI ones
Clickbait 👎👎👎👎👎
3:05, this is AI generated, look at the windows.
2:56 its okay im not offended
The dolphin clip was amazing 🤩
Clickbait=when you don't show what's in the thumbnail
As for the insects , " thousands " seems a tad on the low side .
Liquefaction is quite different from putrefaction which is disgusting by nature and yet is much more common
Hey narrator, they pronounce it Türkiye now
Ok, concerning muddy land rising from under the water. You got to be a moron to believe that explanation in some parts it looked like a box was surfacing
Thank you for posting these videos! It keeps my 10 year old nephew interested in something besides the brain rot we see today! ❤