Buildings In Earthquakes-How it's constructed impacts what you feel (educational)

[@fibonaccisrazor]

Very comprehensive and concise - a great video for learning the fundamentals, thank you!

[@JW4REnvironment]

Many thanks to IRIS for preparing such an informative and well presented introduction to how we can make our homes safer and commercial and apartment building owners can make their structures safer for the inevitable shaking that all of us in seismic country (such as Southern California) will experience sooner or later! I hope all Californians and everyone else in seismic zones learn these important design principles and get ready to drop, cover, and hold when the shaking starts! Bravo!

[@steviebboy69]

Kind of interesting to me too as we had the biggest earthquake ever in my area a Mag 6.0, the house shook so much II found it hard to stand, a miracle that the brick chimneys didn't go down. you may have heard about Victoria Australia's Earthquake, we have had minor ones before but nothing like this. Actually when it finished after 30 seconds or so, the house was still kind of rocking a bit.

[@ranjeetj4093]

Great voice and yes info too!

[@banban1838]

Thank you! I need this info for this semester.

[@3sharpboys]

Is this quake alert app or is this different

[@asliduz2019]

They make holes/pipes into the toilets from one floor/flat and drop bombs into it. If it is TNT, you know from which country they are! I say this because many people like me, did not know. I would have been grateful! Maybe canalisation is another way???

[@Danik1234gooy-bp6pu]

Эмм я не знаю что это

[@ievakronenberga1099]

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[@henrysantos121]

(". matatan.") (".🤔.") (". Ribirin.")HS, What an excellent info,