LIVING ROOM - 12 Earthquakes Comparison

How strong can shallow depth earthquakes get? Watch this video simulation to find out!
I hope these simulations will bring more earthquake awareness around the world and educate the general public about potential earthquake related hazards. All these simulations take into consideration only the shaking caused in close proximity to the earthquake's epicenter. Also, a friendly reminder that for this video's purpose, I have shortened the actual duration of the simulation. Any earthquake over M 7.5 could last for more than a minute. The great Tohoku quake that hit Japan in March 2011 had a magnitude of 9 and lasted for about 5 minutes.
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These earthquake simulations were created in Blender 3D with the Bullet Constraints Builder (BCB - a structural simulation code made by Kai Kostack) which extends Blender´s basic physics functionality with a sophisticated toolset to simulate load dynamics in building structures.
Music provided by Epidemic Sound: share.epidemic...
For any questions and collaborations, you can reach out to me at [e-mail]
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Simulación de terremoto | simulazione di terremoti | भूकम्प सिमुलेशन | 地震シミュレーション | jarðskjálftauppgerð | Erdbebensimulation | 地震模拟 | भूकंप सिमुलेशन | deprem simülasyonu | simulare de cutremur | tremblement de terre
#earthquake #awareness #animation

[@EarthquakeSim]

What is the highest ground shaking intensity that you have ever experienced in an earthquake? Let me know!

[@ugrs6662]

I experienced intensity 8, the magnitude was 7.0, Izmir earthquake in Turkey

[@sixtobaez7993]

intensity IV

[@robloxplayer4quadrillion]

intensity I i never felt one

[@Yovspp]

Intensity ||| it was an 8.1 but it was far away from where we were that’s why it wasn’t strong, it happened in the night

[@EarthquakeSim]

@@sixtobaez7993 thank you for letting me know!!

[@dodoblah7090]

Atleast the tv still survived :)

[@EarthquakeSim]

we can watch this video on that TV now :)

[@MaglikNSS]

:)

[@thebestnathae]

:)

[@minecraftblueprint9018]

:)

[@Gays669]

@@EarthquakeSim :)

[@jeremymartin1957]

Can I just say, that table is worth every penny and would be the safest place in that house

[@EarthquakeSim]

that's a very good point!!

[@juanito5582]

This vid is both great and also chilling at the same time. This animation look so realistic that it actually gave me a bit of PTSD since I experienced strong tremors in our living room back in 2017 which caused so much damages to our furniture but thankfully, our house was spared with little to no cracks.

[@EarthquakeSim]

how big was the earthquake you have experienced?

[@juanito5582]

@@EarthquakeSimmagnitude 6.7 and the intensity was 7.

[@DreamyyArt]

@@juanito5582 Im extremely scared of earthquakes ever since May 4th of last year, school was evacuated from 5.6 mag earthquake nearby

[@Capt_Sam_J]

I love seeing the comparison to other simulations in the TV. Thank you for all your hard work.

[@EarthquakeSim]

you are so welcome friend!!

[@nancyomalley6286]

AND after each scene, the TV is still working!

[@Capt_Sam_J]

@@nancyomalley6286 those are futuristic TVs that are wireless

[@AllTTS]

props to the tv who still gives sound even after a 8.1 earthquake

[@Govanification]

And it shows the display on both the front and the back... must be new tech.

[@FoxgeraldMUSIC]

The TV with the previous simulations gives it the vibe of a news report showing the ensuing damage of the earthquake in other places You should definitely do that more often ^^

[@svetlanasath7792]

Finally! Realistic sounds of breaking! Now it's much more interesting to watch

[@EarthquakeSim]

Thank you for the feedback!! How have you been?

[@kaantufan9124]

2:49 Nurdagi, Turkey

[@atakanyigitozdogan]

I: İstanbul 🇹🇷 II:Ankara🇹🇷 III:Konya🇹🇷 IV: Nevşehir🇹🇷 V:Niğde🇹🇷 VI:Kayseri🇹🇷 VII: Halep🇸🇾 VIII: Diyarbakır🇹🇷 IX: Şanlıurfa🇹🇷 X:Adıyaman🇹🇷 XI: Gaziantep🇹🇷 And Kahramanmaraş🇹🇷 XII: Hatay🇹🇷

[@EarthquakeSim]

@@atakanyigitozdogan the quake was felt in almost all Turkey...

[@atakanyigitozdogan]

​@@EarthquakeSimIt really happened, I felt very badly because I live in Gaziantep.

[@Orca19904]

That is one incredibly resilient dining room table. I wish I could have that handy in my home, considering it was able to withstand a complete structural collapse of the building it was in.

[@GabmorelikeBag]

I really like how you show other simulations on the tv, it looks like the same earthquake is hitting another part of the area

[@EarthquakeSim]

YAY! first person who figured out what my true intention was :) I initially thought of using some real TV footage from news stations when people got caught in a quake :)

[@Yovspp]

Wow, your videos are so realistic now it’s incredible!! I’m genuinely shocked by how incredibly realistic this video was! The sounds sounded exactly how they would be in that room really incredible, keep up the amazing content!!

[@EarthquakeSim]

Thank you so much for saying this friend!! This video was shorter but to the point☺️

[@Yovspp]

@@EarthquakeSim the video was still really incredible

[@MacabreJSAB]

I like how the trees outside are perfectly fine

[@thepizzaman8064]

The person who built that table must have real craftsmanship

[@majesticturtle3178]

Wow that light on the roof has infinite electricity or something. Like it detached and it still doing its job

[@HNBGamer]

I do appreciate the sound effects! Would it be possible to also have some of the small objects to shatter during the earthquake (for example, the vases)?

[@EarthquakeSim]

I could definitely simulate that👍

[@IsaacVizcayno]

Did anyone notice this video? The TV is giving a advisory from anyone after the earthquake Every single intensity, the advisory getting different. Intensity I to V is small advisory, but in Intensity VI is different and so on. But in Intensity X to XII it should be EAS Alert, which is pretty makes sense. By the way I love your content :')

[@EarthquakeSim]

Thank you so much Isaac! I'm happy you discovered my channel!

[@nancyomalley6286]

Even after the TV fell, it was still working!

[@Nathannnnn420]

0:15 Intensity 1 0:26 Intensity 2 0:39 Intensity 3 0:51 Intensity 4 1:02 Intensity 5 1:17 Intensity 6 1:33 Intensity 7 1:51 Intensity 8 2:07 Intensity 9 2:26 Intensity 10 2:49 Intensity 11 3:08 Intensity 12

[@EarthquakeSim]

thank you for writing this :)

[@Nathannnnn420]

@@EarthquakeSim No Problem And You're Welcome :)

[@Gamingwithlincoln187]

I love this channel, it’s like you can see what happens when an earthquake happens. You can make sure your safe, the best video ever

[@EarthquakeSim]

Hope everyone will notice how safe it would be under the table!

[@Gamingwithlincoln187]

@@EarthquakeSim I agree.

[@the.nerdy.mermaid]

The Titanic on the tv screen was a nice touch. Also, that kitchen table should win a trophy for its sturdiness

[@dyannahoney2255]

The TV is the winner. Still working even after falling down.

[@ANTI_UTTP_FOR_REAL]

Love how the lamp continued to stay on after being thrown to the ground 😂

[@andrewbogard2411]

Man, I sure didn't know that a ceiling light could stay on even after it had been ripped from the ceiling. Must be battery-powered.

[@EarthquakeSim]

Definitely some new kind of energy!

[@nancyomalley6286]

When it fell the first time, I jumped!

[@somebodyidk2]

i love how the powers on while the building is literally falling apart

[@lonewulfealpha]

You can see in the higher magnitudes hiding under the table actually helps

[@mythicplaysminecraft]

I love the realistic sounds

[@EarthquakeSim]

I'm happy you think they are a great addition!

[@gwenp3450]

Agreed! It really adds to the sim!

[@chrisdaviddomingo9248]

Nice every uploads is improving

[@EarthquakeSim]

Yep!!

[@donlake8619]

They should build the house out of whatever that television is made of.

[@BellsofNevermore]

This actually helps me visualize stuff for the EAS scenario I'm doing. Thank you!

[@mikekeenan8706]

Wow, this was wonderful. I'd like one of those ceiling lights that stays lit, even after falling. Thank you, friend for this eye opening video.

[@kaantufan9124]

3:05 Antakya, Hatay

[@KingFanDisney]

The electricity for this house must be really powerful that during an powerful earthquake the tv is still on without any damage

[@paulbrower]

Only one bug: the light should go off when the light chandelier falls from the ceiling.

[@karenhaley3444]

I can't imagine the work that went into creating these. Incredible!

[@OmegaPaladin144]

I see you are a fan of GeologyHub. He's probably the only dude who could remain perfectly calm in an intense quake.

[@EarthquakeSim]

I will pass this comment to him! haha you're right! we have much to learn from him :) @GeologyHub

[@TheSpaceEnthusiast-vl6wx]

@@EarthquakeSim True!

[@unknownEditerLol]

Highest Mag i felt was about 5-6. This was two years ago. The most recent one for me was about a 4 this was a month ago and I was a sleep. I didn't know it happend until I woke up with a earthquake warning on my phone.

[@georgespaceagency9894]

Luckily your country has an earthquake warning. Indonesia, where i live, sends earthquake warnings 21 minutes AFTER the earthquake occurred

[@derichaviour]

@@georgespaceagency9894 There's a feature in ur phone where when an earthquake occurs, there will be an earthquake early warning (notification) that an earthquake will occur. I got one and it's probably not that BMKGs notif😅

[@ykjulxi1]

The table is probably an undercover metal😂❤ Loves ur vids btw!!

[@MiiyaMiya644]

1:36 laklak chair 1:57 basag ilaw 2:28 loud earthquake

[@AmlizeagaGaming]

I was laughing so hard at the trees moving and dont even know why 🤣😭💀

[@rastgele_videolar.-401]

Abii sen çok ii videolar yapıyorsun

[@Windowsguyshorts]

Now that was a surprise simulation

[@malia3970]

This feels like a movie to me

[@An_Average_Eagle]

Love those sound effects and the TV working!

[@amateuryoutuber]

0:27, oh hey it's geology hub

[@EarthquakeSim]

Yes it is🤩😁 glad you noticed that!

[@amateuryoutuber]

I am subscribed to him and I heard his voice so many times that it is ingrained in my head.

[@EarthquakeSim]

@@amateuryoutuber 🙂I hope you liked my idea of simulating a working TV 😁

[@amateuryoutuber]

@@EarthquakeSim Yeah, also I live near the new Madrid fault line because I live in Missouri which from my location is about 100 miles or more from the main fault so the video is very informative on the destruction of a house from a varieing strength of earthquakes.

[@Oli1974]

2:00 these new battery powered ceiling lamps are amazing, as are the dual-side TVs ;)

[@derichaviour]

The highest ground shaking I ever experienced was intensity 7 (VII), the earthquake had a magnitude of 6.5 and occurred at 11pm midnight. LONG STORIES! The earthquake started when I was watching TV on second floor, I couldn't sleep at that time. small vibration started me, this small vibration had an intensity of 3 (III). Panicked, I went down to the 1st floor just in case the shaking would get bigger. Seconds after, strong vibrations came, I immediately left the house but I remembered the door was locked. Here, strong vibrations that were originally 5 (V) increased to 7 (VII). Imagine the earthquake increasing drastically when ur door is locked. Luckily it didn't take long for me to find it and immediately opened the door and came out. Outside, other people around were as panicked as I was. Many lay on the ground crying, others praying, holding their sleeping children, and others hugging each other. The vibrations gradually decreased, the duration of the earthquake was about 1 minute and was estimated at a magnitude of 7.3 but decreased to 6.5. In the morning, one by one the news appeared on my TV. Many residents' houses and various public facilities, including hospitals, were damaged and about 4 people lost their lives (all of them were grands).

[@derichaviour]

That M6.5, although not the biggest earthquake, the intensity was one of the biggest I've ever felt. The biggest earthquake I've ever felt, were 8.5, 7.9, 7.8, 7.7, 7.5 and 7.3, almost all of them caused tsunamis. Luckily, the intensity was no more than the earthquake I described above (not meaning the vibrations were weak, all of them were quite strong). Back to November 2022, a M5.6 earthquake struck. This earthquake had an intensity of 9 (IX) at one point but was widespread with an intensity of 8 (VIII). The epicenter located very close to my city but however, the vibrations that I felt are only intensity 4 (IV).

[@bl1zz4rd25]

​@@derichaviourOrang Cianjur❔

[@derichaviour]

@@bl1zz4rd25 Bandung bang

[@bl1zz4rd25]

​@@derichaviourawww dekat dari cianjur

[@algodoomarbleracing]

Plot twist: The TV played an EarthquakeSim video

[@EarthquakeSim]

Haha yes you are right!!!

[@Mega1andy2]

i can't imagine were people live in earthquake prone areas, back in 2020 or 2021, i did feel a 3.2 magnatude earthquake, and i was like what the hell was going on? and i saw my fan shaking, this was back in november or so, there may have been little to no aftershocks, the largest recorded was in new bedford/dartmouth which was a 5.2 magnatude earthquake. over here in seekonk, was a 3.2 or something like that, it may have been a bit bigger, though i did feel it, and i was scared ****less. massachusetts, does have less earthquakes though and thats a good thing.

[@EarthquakeSim]

Thank you so much for your feedback!!

[@Mega1andy2]

@@EarthquakeSim no problemo bud! edit: it also brings me tears tbh because of the amount of shaking that goes on in other countries, and those countries are california turkey and whoever is in the RING-OF-FIRE in earthquake proned areas, i feel so dang bad for them! my heart goes out to them. those amount of shakings too, 6.0 and above is were the buildings starts to get damaged. and they need structule intergrity to withstand magnatudes above 6.0 and higher, and im talking about the shock absorbers, another words if people would be making that. the FIRST priority, MANY MANY MANY buildings would be spared. people needs to look into this, @earthquakeSim you should do the aborbers shock test in your simulators, that would make people feel a bit better knowing that the building will just shake very little, however the ground will be shaking violently, and the building will just shake very little, if you do a test on that, many many people will feel better, and you can spread the word too. look in to this, if THIS is possible to do!

[@bl1zz4rd25]

​@@Mega1andy2Me whose country experience Magnitude 6 per month " This is fine "🍷🗿

[@Mega1andy2]

@@bl1zz4rd25 thing is, theres different tectonic plates that occurs, whoever is living in earthquake proned areas, could just shake, could sway from side to side just like on a ship, or a roll something like that, between those lines. theres 3 different masses there. if you are one of those 3, you may expierence a ship thats rocking back and forth. like if you are on water or something like that. and may not feel it. just saying, just keep your guard up, and evacuate if a Tsunami hits in your area. if you see water going below the shore line, then you have a Tsunami coming your way. get to higher grounds. i've been reading up on a lot of earthquakes there. if theres to add. i'll possibly think of some, just keep your guard up, and listen to any Tsunami sirens if you live in earthquake proned areas!

[@bl1zz4rd25]

@@Mega1andy2 Thank you for your response 😊

[@Saveyoutubeatallcost]

I love how the tv is playing Earthquakesims own videos:) cool:) subscribed though:)

[@Windowsguyshorts]

Good job I loved it❤

[@AmicusAdastra]

In France durring our history we had kinda lots of VII intensity earthquakes and few that are VIII and it's scary to immagine that such powerful earthquakes had happened in my country even if i was well aware before this video as someone that live in the east of the country we regularly feel earthquakes but from my living never like the one in 1967 or even before like 1909 and way back in time where some of them was dramatic to the points one caused almost 10k casualties

[@ShonnMorris]

It would interesting to see a similation like this but based on past earthquakes like the 1987 quake in Illinois, the 1985 Mexico City quake, Loma Prieta, Northridge, and the Niqually quake that occurred near Seattle in 2001. Maybe even throw in the 1964 Alaska Megathrust quake.

[@weebleswobbleful]

note to self,find nearest table and hide under it! that mother stood solid throughout!

[@Crutsz]

Love objects actually make sound

[@EarthquakeSim]

Thank you for your feedback!!

[@jini0407]

3:05 the house just got deleted💀

[@erdalefendi6479]

Does this building represent an ordinary house in a little to no earthquake area or a building designed to be resistant to earthquakes?

[@ericdarkgoat4050]

No one is gonna coment how the lamp not only keep giving light but resisted to be burried on the strongest one?

[@Touhouuu]

Not to brag but I've been through millions of earthquakes! They were all... Intensity level 1 earthquakes...

[@EarthquakeSim]

Haha! That's a very good point! I'm feeling 2 right now!!

[@leightoncatacutan3486]

What do you call a table that doesn’t fall over during an earthquake?

[@EarthquakeSim]

A sTable? 😂

[@leightoncatacutan3486]

@@EarthquakeSim CORRECT 😂

[@Robotcooldab]

I used to get a 6.1 earthquake (Hilo, Hawaii)

[@Melvids_Saiko_no]

Malaysia: what is an earthquake?

[@DcorneaterYT]

2:14 The Sounds Of The White Bricks Are Funny (In My Opinion)

[@kaizersolze]

Where can I get one of those TVs and lights? They seem pretty durable.

[@gwenp3450]

I love the prior sims on the tv. It was line watching a news report of an earthquake that just happened and then experiencing aftershocks. The sound really added to the realism too! However, i remember when going through a 5.7 earthquake in Utah a few years ago, it sounded like a frieght train was rumbling towards me moments before the shaking started and continued until the shaking stopped. Adding the rumbling earth noise would also enhance the realism I think.

[@SeiPR727]

I'm guessing this represents what happens right above the epicenter.

[@EarthquakeSim]

That is correct!

[@maudidk]

when i was the 7m descriptin thingy, im suprised u got it pretty accuratelly cuz i live in morocco btw, everyone did run outside and plu poor structures did fall, and also yeah there was some sign of destruction, alot.

[@Switchopens]

I once ate a dodgy kebab after a night at the pub, and a few hours later I went to the bathroom and caused an approximate Intensity: VI event. We've since installed shock absorbers to the toilet, and we can now endure an Intensity: XI (Taco Bell) event with only minimal damage to our dwelling.

[@DownundaThunda]

I see these people had one of those indestructible, battery powered ceiling lights.

[@panda_67702]

Can you do a bedroom simulation?

[@Q.Anderson]

Me: Peacefully watching ATLA in the room My brother: Walking in front of the TV during an important scene Me in the Avatar State:

[@suspicious_soup-]

The noise of these earthquakes is the most haunting. Ive only experienced a magnitude 6.5 but the noise it produced is gonna haunt me for awhile.. i was woken up by it at 2 in the morning,,

[@annaoop8336]

to think the sendai prefecture, which experienced shindo 7 during the 2011 Tohoku earthquake, experienced 2.79 g of ground movement at its peak. And thats not even on thescale in this video. Terrifying.

[@ayounglivelysoulinanoldtir3512]

dramatic but hillarious! damn good telly they had in that house. kept on going when it fell off the wall, & even when the whole house colapsed on top of it!!!!!🤣🤣😁

[@tristan4gdanimates807]

Honestly, I feel bad about Syria and Turkey... I hope they're doing alright during the earthquake 🙏

[@Carreteras95]

At 2:00 fall the light 😂😂😅😅❤❤

[@Sheli1984]

the light got KO on V|||

[@EarthquakeSim]

Yep!

[@clydeaxllawas7253]

Bruh Earthquake Levels Inside of Earthquake Levels💀

[@tutiamaliah3088]

the most detailed map i've ever seen

[@EarthquakeSim]

Yep! It's mostly due to added reflections and lights/ shadows

[@eglegrinevice2840]

Restorant when avocado nicokado walks in:

[@NailaLvr]

oh my…the television didn’t take a damage😂

[@blueberry_dino4675]

Why does the person who lives in this apartment not have a sofa?

[@EarthquakeSim]

There is one behind the camera 😁

[@blueberry_dino4675]

@@EarthquakeSim that would be too far back from the tv for me 😂😂

[@gwenp3450]

They are afraid of sitting too much!

[@blueberry_dino4675]

@@gwenp3450 I wouldn't wanna binge watch netflix for 6 hours while standing 😂

[@gwenp3450]

@@blueberry_dino4675 neither would I!

[@michelefritchie6198]

How can that ceiling lamp still be lit once it fell from the ceiling? Or the TV keep playing after it's been knocked down?

[@hazelnutcase357]

Nice door frame 😊

[@merman08]

the house is destroyed but thank god the TV still works

[@Diyor-vx2ch]

I love your earthquakes 3d

[@zylonnielfrancisco1698]

I have a idea! How about make a stadium while the theme is a concert!

[@EarthquakeSim]

this is a brilliant idea!! thank you for suggesting this!!

[@zylonnielfrancisco1698]

​@@EarthquakeSimwhen will you start working on the stadium? How about make a suggestion about it?

[@alexlugo8684]

the table could save you of every danger

[@andrijadjordjevic9584]

So realistic video that's so scaring me! 😱

[@dragontamer4x994]

This living room looks nice!

[@EarthquakeSim]

Thank you!!

[@OfflineDisconnects]

2:15 atleast our lunch is that thing on the table

[@BeastHighlightsOfficial]

bro i need to buy the glass windows right now

[@Shhhleo]

damn our teachers taught us right, "always on the table while earthquake"

[@plixplop]

Love the sound design

[@youngfunkenstien1963]

The doorway survived lmao

[@f_worst_nightmare4499]

Can you do a school classroom. That would be cool

[@corgimations]

This is genuinely terrifying as California is expected to have “The Big One“ sometime before 2030 and I really don’t want my house to collapse..... :(

[@EarthquakeSim]

It depends how close you live to the San Andreas fault

[@corgimations]

@@EarthquakeSim I live about 30 minutes from it 😭

[@jtcanimations1200]

I live too far away from it

[@Prylenmas_playzroblox]

How did you make this?

[@DVRK_AND_SILENCE]

the light fall off but not like even get a damage:D

[@stevesteve5804]

At least the light stayed lit no matter what.

[@kirilvelinov7774]

My TV during earthquakes: Wow Wow Seishun Iroiro Aru Sa!!! *shaking* Kenmei Ni Ikiterya Shoubai Hanjou- *NO SIGNAL*