How a 9.5 Earthquake Looks Like in 3D...

[@MrFoxANDnoobie]

My house collapsed in the making of this video

[@Red_Memes42]

whoopsie

[@waynelittler7744]

Whoopsie why it's rude u need more then like oh that's sad

[@Red_Memes42]

@@waynelittler7744 I was with him, he was in his bedroom That room was the only one that survived lol

[@naikumchannel]

Probably Just a lil scratch

[@joachimgoethe7864]

Kudos to the guy that mounted the large screen TV. I thought for sure it would come crashing down.

[@wenbotao1119]

I like that TV. It's very robust 🤣

[@michaelleiva5581]

9.5 in Valdivia, Chile 🇨🇱 1960.

[@VeiTheOne]

Got a close friend who lives not far from Santiago. I hope one of the "Big Ones" do not occur with him in it.

[@MrDADZILLA83]

Yay you did the Valdivia earthquake!

[@EarthquakeSim]

Yep;) it’s been long requested

[@shalom3615]

Good job on the demonstration. This is as close if not closer to those questions of what will happen on stronger quakes. If I understand 9.5 is the strongest ever recorded in history, don't take my word for it. This simulation is a prime example and why the need for conclusions on better buildings in worse case senerio. I think it was Japan who was the first to design buildings to withstand a major quake, and quake are very hard to predict. Why studies and experiments are needed to be better prepared for the worse

[@Chris-55]

Yeah it is the strongest recorder, however 9.5 isn't an accurate measure since back then the measuring equipment wasn't very precise, more advanced studies say it was probably 9.6 or higher

[@kianabadejos1621]

Next, 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami

[@myrollingjourney]

I like watching him

[@ssheikty2259]

Naaaani I missed this good video

[@Chris-55]

No matter what, we're ready! We've got some of the best infrastructure in the world! 💪🇨🇱

[@wilcofaber9863]

Beautiful video of the most energetic earthquake of all times. I ve watched a lot of video s about this one and was surpriced that it didn t kill as much people as the boxing day 2004 quake. But the tsunami was ocean wide and still enormous in hawaii. Chile had a big hit but I think the dense populated area was far from the epicenter. In the same decennia the alaska quake happend and it also was big (second biggest) and also lucky with sparse populated area. If the chile earthquake hits Tokyo it would be catastrophic even with the preparations the Japanese people have for earthquakes.

[@jurandas00]

Cool

[@CosmicGaming_1234]

Who’s here from Malibu quake?

[@EarthquakeSim]

@@CosmicGaming_1234 me

[@edwardjaymescamino6896]

so is this what happens when caseoh juumps

[@jasongrant356]

No ones laughing…

[@cathrinewhite7629]

Do you think this is what a Cascadia subduction rip would be like now? The last one in 1700 was "only" a 9.0 but it was strong enough to send a tsunami to Japan, and buried west coast villages as well. Also the Chiean faults were land based when they ripped. But still- would a couple hundred miles out to sea, make much of a difference when a plate decides to drop🤷‍♀️? Thanks for the video🙏🏼!

[@wilcofaber9863]

A 9.0 happened to japan in 2011. That shows how dangerous it could be. The run up of the tsunami is dependend of the structure of the coast and the uplift of the seafloor

[@epiccurious3536]

Cascadia is the one I'm worried about. I live a block from the beach on the central Oregon coast.

[@cathrinewhite7629]

@@epiccurious3536 yeah I'm in Central WA and I know your view is better..but even I'm nervous about my location🤷‍♀️!

[@epiccurious3536]

@@cathrinewhite7629 I've recently seen a video that states the northern and southern parts of the fault are likely to experience the largest quakes/tsunamis due to the structure of the fault line and the ocean floor being smoother and thus easier to slip.

[@cathrinewhite7629]

@@epiccurious3536 well, you could be fine then! WA & CA (and Vancouver Island) might be the ones to get the full force- while OR in the middle stays in "the eye of the storm". Honestly, I would hope that if this zone cuts loose one day...that I would have grown old & be long gone by then🙏🏼. Or that it holds still until humans are off the planet😅

[@回転スシまる]

Exited For The times square❤

[@LuLuKittenz]

How about the alexandrian earthquake a few weeks ago it was 9.7 magnitude earthquake and literally boomed the tallest tower ever in the world(centera unitia tower/alexandrian tower)

[@antistrix]

..what?

[@rock_man]

Bruh what? The biggest earthquake worldwide this year so far was a 7.5 in Japan.

[@LuLuKittenz]

@@rock_man wrong universe sorry gotta delete this comment

[@40308FGD]

he had about shindo 7 video about deep earthquake in aegean sea

[@tryargc9232]

Why don't you make an earthquake simulation game? :)

[@EarthquakeSim]

@@tryargc9232 I should!! It would be very fun and educational!!

[@tryargc9232]

@@EarthquakeSim I really want this, I trust you, you can do it.

[@R1nd0m_Folk]

​@@tryargc9232I agree!

[@fbiagentmiyakohoshino8223]

i actually thought of something like this. build your own structures and test it at different mmi levels

[@R1nd0m_Folk]

@@fbiagentmiyakohoshino8223 or you could use map/structure presets

[@Cancraft452official]

this time next video istanbul

[@hoangvu5128]

Id like to see tornados

[@yasnaaracelicastilloaguirr7911]

Omg

[@chaoticbrutalrecords1473]

Yo soy de chile xd

[@EarthquakeSim]

@@chaoticbrutalrecords1473 xD :)

[@DIMASAHDATI366]

😊Semakin banyak mindset/pikiran manusia yang tertarik,Semakin besar pula gelombang energi yang tercipta.Kecuali...!!!

[@HongKongisbeautiful112]

Japan will have

[@openshellpistachio7966]

I don't know why I like watching earthquakes

[@EarthquakeSim]

@@openshellpistachio7966 they are fascinating to study!