"The Big One": Hollywood vs. Reality

Will downtown LA survive "The Big One"? Check out this simulation!
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[@martins.2100]

Very true. In every movie when Los Angeles is destroyed by an earthquake, US Bank Tower always collapse

[@Worldmapppppp]

Yeah

[@chancellorjake]

Wow. Reality is worse than I expected.

[@BBMAKHOLONGJOSHUA]

always has been

[@wilcofaber9863]

Because hollywood does 2 sec shaking and reality can be up to 6 minutes. And not always the biggest buildings fail but the smaller because of resinance frequancy

[@Dylan_770]

I thought it was going to be way worse I thought all the buildings we're going to collapse😢😅

[@kenthopodium8763]

ain't no way that other building that the US bank tower fell on still standing 1:00

[@garylagstrom3864]

Well I live in Santa Monica and work in downtown LA. Not worried as our building is built to latest California earthquake standards. Not worried about what Hollywood thinks only what actual structural engineers think! I like my chances whether at home-also built to code, the office, or in my shelter with a month’s supply of food and water!

[@MarioParty_1998]

Here before it’s viral

[@EarthquakeSim]

trueee

[@ItsLiamRobloxVids]

@@EarthquakeSim same

[@okubo391]

same

[@zellmyzraelgigante4496]

0:56 wait did this reminds me of San Andreas?

[@dylanyahir2207]

I thought the other buildings would fall also but it’s okay

[@SupersuMC]

I can guarantee you Hollywood will make a post-Big One documentary and still ham it up.

[@Josemordata]

cool simulation! about hollywood vs. reality

[@ShadowESH]

Can you do a video of material comparison with "Steel", "Wood", "Concrete" and "AAC Blocks", please. AAC blocks, which use advanced materials and engineering techniques, provide better seismic performance than normal concrete blocks during earthquakes of higher magnitude. AAC blocks are more reliable and safer than traditional building materials. AAC blocks are earthquake resistant because they are light in weight.

[@ShayminLover492]

The only reason why they make the US Bank Tower collapse in Hollywood disaster movies is because they do it as a show of symbolism (and because they want to test their brand new physics engine since they almost always work with fancy CGI)

[@rlas]

Well good to know that many buildings would be safe

[@Foodsgallery_]

What building on the right side that collapse?

[@BUY_YOUTUB_VIEWS_158]

I like the way you handle diverse subjects.

[@A_KildovianState]

Cool

[@rogerc7960]

Time will tell

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[@OJOLAM-vc3pe]

❤

[@OfflineDisconnects]

I have a question, do all "rich cities" have buildings that can withstand strong earthquakes?

[@tsepheletseka5115]

Not really. During the 6.3 quake that hit Christchurch, Nee Zealand in 2011, one the tall buildings in the city collapsed and is where most of the 170 fatalities happened. New Zealand of course is a rich first world country and yet buildings collapsed during the Christchurch quake and resulted in a high number of fatalities, which is something you generally don't expect to see in wealthy developed countries.

[@AhyaNunuy]

not all, its like maybe tokyo because literally the whole of japan's buildings are THAT resistant to earthquakes. take a look at the footage of 9.1 great east japan earthquake. NOT A SINGLE BUILDING COLLAPSED BEFORE THE TSUNAMI CAME

[@joeypalmiero7576]

Well it’s a high priority (or should be) if you’re near a significant fault

[@Lab2016Productions]

hollywood when they literally can destroy their city for movies: 🤑🤑🤑🤑

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