Alaska-Regional Tectonics and Earthquakes

[@ralphbullis40]

Great, well done and just right speed. I live in Cordova, Alaska.

[@A1EKSZA]

very helpful with understanding formation of denali fault!

[@WhatisReallyGoingOn]

Thank you for sharing this very important info. Some of us here in Alaska do care!

[@trentkamden2094]

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[@alessandrojose181]

@Trent Kamden Instablaster ;)

[@trentkamden2094]

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[@trentkamden2094]

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[@alessandrojose181]

@Trent Kamden happy to help :D

[@marc-andrebrunet5386]

Today I said to my mind: Hey, I want to know a little bit more about Alaskan tectonic region.. Awesome 😎 I learned lots more than I thought !!! Thanks 👍

[@neebeeshaabookwayg6027]

Thank you kindly...

[@mrquackadoodlemoo]

This video is so good. Thank you.

[@PlayNowWorkLater]

We get earthquakes in The Yukon. I wonder how they are related. I’m fascinated that the Yakitat has slowly been subducting.

[@alexxela8956]

nice knowledge

[@twotone3471]

I do wonder why when Terranes are shown and explained that current ones like The Philippine Archipelago and New Zealand aren't used as examples.

[@williamrush8370]

EVENTS ARE MUCH MORE RECANT AND QUICKLY HAPPENING THEN THOUGHT!

[@UTubeGlennAR]

>^..^< Vary intersting and informative.......... Thank You.......... I was a young boy living in Waianae Oahu Hi n 1957 when an Alaskan quake brought fish in your back yard one morning........ >^..^

[@lastnameford7703]

UTubeGlennAR yo

[@logawinner]

Yeah daddy free fish

[@nataliastraberikof154]

what are the dangers living on the KPB

[@samuelmartinez8765]

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[@LMcars]

Why the dislikes?

[@hikerJohn]

Because they don't like this type of video and they think it will make KZbin not show this type to them(?) That does not work but they might think it does. Either that or some people do that to EVERY video just to mess with the owner of the channel.

[@bremnersghost948]

interesting

[@mrsdeyanira2009]

Plane is planet...

[@mrsdeyanira2009]

No esferic plane -''ta"

[@swededude1992]

This may sound stupid but anyone else than me thinking vulcanos are earths version of human pimples in the face? Mybee both sciences can learn something from eachothers? :)

[@hikerJohn]

That's stupid

[@nataliastraberikof154]

@@hikerJohn first thing i thought lmao

[@Sodapop_pup]

School check

[@JCF20000]

Tom Kelty brought me here. Wish i went to Zzyzx :(

[@lastnameford7703]

John Farrell yo

[@samuelmartinez8765]

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[@stephenbarnes5674]

Tell USGS stop downgrading those earthquakes.

[@IRISEarthquakeScience]

Check this animation on downgrading: kzbin.info/www/bejne/joObmoelgd2Hrtk

[@michaelciccone2194]

We don't use metric system here in USA...please use regular USA english.

[@llwpeaches]

Yes we do. Metric is the standard measuring system in U.S. professional institutions, mostly those that are science-oriented, like geology, astronomy, meteorology, engineering, medicine, military, etc. You are clearly not associated with such advanced fields of study and practice. Perhaps a little more education on your part would do some good. Although if you drink alcohol or own guns, you're also using the metric system when referring to the caliber of bullets for certain firearms or the milliliters (or liters) of booze you buy and consume. Speaking of of buying, the U.S. dollar itself is also decimalized to match metric standards.

[@grahamkearnon6682]

Call it what it is ie The Alaska/British Columbia region for God's sake, so tired of Yanks ignoring the 2nd largest by land country to its north.

[@IRISEarthquakeScience]

We "Yanks" do not ignore Canada. And British Columbia is an important component of the Pacific Northwest. But this animation isn't about British Columbia. It is about Alaska.

[@rodkeays8171]

It would have been informative if you could have included the Canadian coast and effects of your research, thanks.