Spencer Dam Part 2

[@bobbyarmijo3307]

How many people are here to see what this dam look like before it collapsed? 🙋‍♂️

[@robertrockwell7581]

Bobby Amijo the funny thing is i get on here every once in awhile too watch dams being taken down all around the country. and just stumbled across this one not knowing it was gone until i read a comment below from MJK 6 days ago . than i went looking and found the video where it failed and than said too myself thats the one on the news, strange.

[@JoeBLOWFHB]

DAM..... YOU CAUGHT ME!!!

[@LiveStockman]

@@robertrockwell7581 it ate my chicaind

[@danielmorse6597]

It was not an overly big damn in many respects. Wow, the before is amazing.

[@coryrichter3621]

Good flying.

[@swantek93]

Thank You. I am not a professional but these new high dollar drones make it easy to fly and fun.

[@mjk4147]

It doesn't exist any more. Collapsed March 13th/14th. 2019

[@johnortmann3098]

See kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJyWZYJjmp6dfdE&lc=z23gjfywtmr3i5gof04t1aokgupqambaejvu32pemlu0bk0h00410.1553144110433320

[@michaelasebedo8392]

I would have been interested to see the security footage of the dam collapse

[@nanallen1]

Michael Asebedo Exactly. I am in Calif. - appreciate that the fires here are started and maintained by technology that most do not even know exists. ( Directed / scalar technology - Lt. Col. Bearden) “Forest Fires” here have destroyed concrete. Impossible. What really happened to this dam?

[@gamertimefriend1286]

nanallen1 ooo a conspiracy theorist. Does the government control the worlds weather too?

[@nanallen1]

Your sociopathic Friend - Climate Global Control Trading, LLC. Aquiess. Jim Hill channel. Lt. Col. Bearden. Time to get educated Honey.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@nanallen1 PERZACTLY!

[@michaelasebedo8392]

No my interest in watching any security cameras is the progression of the dam failure. I wanted to be an engineer when i was growing up. I am in healthcare and do investigations on occasion.. so i have a curiosity about when things go wrong. @@nanallen1

[@AllanLoveJr]

WAIT TILL ALL THAT SNOW UP IN THE DAKOTAS STARTS TO MELT. YOU THINK THINGS ARE BAD NOW.

[@janmuldoon]

UGHHHHH.... cant even think about it.....it's hell here now ):

[@travissteinkraus6307]

Well was up above fort Randall dam yesterday it very high

[@johnrflinn]

Imagine if the Oroville Dam had collapsed. This was a tiny dam.

[@robertrockwell7581]

John Flinn i have been following Oroville and your right. imagine.

[@johnrflinn]

@southern daze You're right. It would cause downstream dam failures as well. I think investment in dam infrastructure and maintenance is money well spent. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJqqZnWCi5eheqs

[@johnortmann3098]

True that, but the wall of ice released when the dam failed bulldozed the valley all the way down to the Niobrara's mouth emptying into the Missouri. Fortunately, the valley was very nearly uninhabited so not many lives were at risk.

[@jesser5127]

Why does the water look choppy on the left side where there is no discharge? Is it discharging under the water on that side, as well? No gates are open there.

[@johnortmann3098]

Just waves and turbulence from where there is discharge. The energy propagates in all directions in water.

[@3989Mike]

Well, dam

[@harryheinrichs8206]

She sure dont look the same anymore. I pray for all the people affected by its demise.

[@superhunter1154]

Rip to that dam

[@phillipbonner5215]

Before the collapse. Earth dams often fail it's just inevitable.

[@naratinesagidon3024]

Didn't the Engineer / Designer took the erosion power of the flood water into account?

[@Akcd11r2002]

I think this flood was something that was thought to not be possible.

[@erniew5805]

this dam was built in 1927 . in 1940 it had a partial washout that was repaired. there were problems with slit filling the reservoir. huge amounts of water were used to flush the silt down stream. that flushing caused problems for fish so less water was used. finally due to many problems electric power generation was ended in 2017. so the dam had reached the end of it's useful life. really just a fish pond but still deadly

[@erniew5805]

@Pamela Bergner i found it on wikipedia

[@robertrockwell7581]

dams are dangerous. you could see all the erosion it has caused along the sides.

[@toyotaalltheway1]

Still one of the safest ways to generate power. www.statista.com/statistics/494425/death-rate-worldwide-by-energy-source/

[@odaydrums]

Infrastructer-schmickastructer