The Most Destructive Geological Disasters In History Compilation | Desperate Hours

[@pooryorick831]

And for those of us in the USA, 45° Celsius is about 113° Fahrenheit. 36° Celsius is about 99° Fahrenheit. Those temps are mentioned.

[@TaurusWitch29]

Thank youuu. I'm always Googling them.

[@danielevans4884]

Thank you I heard that and I didn't know what they were talking about

[@pooryorick831]

Geology is the study of the earth's crust, magma, and core. Meteorology is the study of the earth's atmosphere. Snow, rain, and heat occur in the atmosphere and are meteorological events. Earthquakes, volcanoes, landslides and tsunamis are gelogical. Avalanches and mudslides are a combination of both. I have a pathological need to clarify things when they are confused. So I did.

[@joannayeo9545]

Thank you. I get it and I appreciate the trouble you have gone too xx

[@everydaypeopleandsoonandso5733]

Yeah, thanks for the clarification. It’s a pity you come off like a pedantic goofus.✌🏻bro!

[@Mr.Plant_man]

You pretty much made a nonsensical point, a point that didn't even need to be made. "Their a combination of both" so it wasn't wrong to say they were Geological, you (like a child) just had to make noise to be noticed. Good for you.

[@donaldbarnes603]

He didn't say geology bub. He's saying geological there's a difference... js

[@kyriecruz8964]

Hule. Ng. Isda sa. Gabe

[@jamesgriffith8767]

you can acclimate too the heat.. if you do not sleep under ac or cool off under ac you can handle working in the heat. you just have to get used to never stop sweating.. 24 hours a day sweating and replacing the fluids. we had no heat or ac growing up and I could handle the heat of summer. now I cannot breath in the heat or cold..

[@daviddavies5975]

This is the most informative documentary I have ever seen,& so well put together,but what can I alone do?

[@donfields1234]

Every raindrop adds up to the storm.

[@ydro11]

changes wont arrive by themself. we all can do our little changes who will add up. By example, if you decide to take your car only 4 day a week to go to work, and take bus for the fifth day, then you already did cut your GES emission up to 15 or 20 % .another little change is with the climatizer. Buy local as much as possible. recycle your water bottle rather than buying new bottle everyday. budget your millage every mounth to make you see how much millage you did was not necessary. repair rather than replace . we are all alone facing this climate thing, but we can only beat it by doing something. sure if we do nothing, it will get worst and worst. it is a vicious cycle. the warmer it get, the more it melt. the more it melt the warmer it gonna get.

[@naturaltruth1596]

You can be part of the solution instead of being part of the problem. I know it's been a year since this video was uploaded, but look at 2024. You really want to know the solution? Stop having more than 2 children. Anymore and you unbalance the equation.

[@whoever6458]

We get an entire summer filled with days at or above 100 F (in and around 40 C) in California every single year and we usually have at least a week or two of temperatures above 110 F (43+ C) at some point during the summer. The temperatures have not only increased but the humidity has started to go up even more significantly. For anyone who works outside, take if from me, when the temperatures get well into the 80s, you're taking a risk working out there. When the temperatures get into the 90s, it's dangerous. When the temperatures approach 100 or above, it's worth risking your job in order to keep your life because dead people make no money and you're very seriously risking your life if you work outside in those conditions and I don't give a damn how much shade you have! The thing about heat stroke is that it affects your mind first and you start getting the idea that you just need to tough it out or that it'll be fine if you just sit in the shade for a while or that maybe you just need to sit in the shade until it cools off at night. No! When you start having muscles cramps, you MUST immediately get out of the heat, not to the shade but to some air conditioning and, if you can't manage that, you need to get into some water at the very least. If you start to feel sick to your stomach and very tired, your life is literally in danger if you don't get into some air conditioning. If it gets any worse, you MUST call emergency services and I'm not joking! You won't feel like you're that bad off because the heat will have already taken your mental faculties but this is why you have to know this about heat stroke before you get anywhere near experiencing it. When I was homeless, I almost died and I had shade and water and I repeatedly drenched my clothes in water. I lost consciousness and the only reason I'm alive today is that I lost consciousness when the sun was finally going down so that the air temperature went down because I could no longer do anything for myself and no one cares enough to do anything when they see a homeless person who is conscious, let alone one who isn't. People just assume that, even if you are dead, it's because you were on drugs. I was not. I was completely sober. It's the heat that almost killed me and it will kill you so don't think this is a mind over matter sort of thing because the heat does not care at all if it kills you.

[@whoever6458]

I will also mention that both times I lost consciousness due to heat when I was homeless, the temperature was in the mid-80s F (around 30 C) so it doesn't even have to be an extremely hot day for you to be risking your life if you're trapped out in it, even if you sit in the shade literally all day.

[@Koolneen]

I’m originally from California but left 35 years ago. Same weather then as today. 🙄

[@kisametn3309]

Above 50 C in Tunisia in the last 3 summers.

[@martinwhalley3286]

Mt. Everest is not even close to being the "Largest" mountain in the world! It is the highest mountain by elevation only. Just because 19,700 feet of Mauna Kea is below sea level, doesn't get added to its height above sea level. At nearly 14,000 feet above sea level means its total height is 33,500 appx. Everest is just shy of 30,000 feet. A good 3500 feet less than Mauna Kea. That is just one example.

[@dipaksingh8039]

Tropical storms can be devastating, but the human spirit is unbreakable. Stay resilient!

[@kaswinanto5616]

Salam,Perubahan Iklim Filemnya Super Keren Dan Bagus Banget,,,Terimakasih Earth Story,,,

[@kaswinanto5616]

Salam,Terimakasih Semoga Filem Ini Terbaik Dan Sukses Selalu,,,

[@kristinessTX]

31:49 losing 23 relatives including father and son. That is horrible. No one should have to endure that much.

[@Lady.B0420]

I live in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. We regularly get a couple weeks of heat into the 100 and teens. The hottest we got last year was 118. You just cannot spend prolonged periods of time outside without water and shade. Heat stroke will kill you.

[@TRUMP_WAS_RIGHT_ABOUT_EVRYTHNG]

at the very least make you sick as a dog! i've had heat stroke and sun poisoning a few times, sneaks up on you!

[@geraldstahlman7036]

Why can't everone else present any story exactly like this???

[@bradhagemyer7722]

Sensationalism.....

[@mlbh2os211]

The Indian Ocean Tsunami happened on December 26, 2004 NOT 2005.

[@AndreaMartinMusic]

And it was more than 9.0 magnitude. The inaccuracies annoyed meeee

[@TatPurto]

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[@TatPurto]

​ 0:19

[@moo4259]

I am being murdered & no one will help. It is impossible to just cope with being murdered

[@moo4259]

Sip

[@whoever6458]

Right on, Boyon Slat! Much respect!

[@whoever6458]

Oops, Boyan. Sorry about that.

[@byrontaft2018]

I live in Buffalo, NY and back on November 17th-19th, 2014 we were obliterated with over 213 centimeters (7 feet) of snow. Over 4 inches of snow fell per hour for 48 straight hours. It was pure hell and i wouldn't wish that upon anyone Also from December 23rd to December 27th, 2022 we were blasted with a stand still blizzard that dumped over 50 inches of snow along with sustained winds of over 70+mph. It was basically a hurricane of snow that didn't move for 4 days. Felt like it was never going to end. Very very frightening experience

[@TRUMP_WAS_RIGHT_ABOUT_EVRYTHNG]

ill take snow storms any day over tornados and earthquakes! not that i love all our nor easters down here along cape cod.

[@elenaserban5406]

Ati vazut iadul 😢privesc si nu pot crede că este real daca nu comentați chiar nu as fi crezut ca ati trecut prin asa ceva😢

[@elenaserban5406]

Am nepot i Pennsilvenia 🙏

[@pooryorick831]

In the 21 years that I have lived in Chicago, the biggest snowstorm we've had dropped about 24 inches in 12 hours. That shut things down foe almost a day. 7 feet of snow would be devastating. That is as big a disaster as any earthquake. And I know earthquakes too because I grew up in California. The 6.9 Loma Prieta quake is the strongest I felt. That was scary enough. I didn't want to be there when the next big one hit. So I traded earthquakes for tornadoes and snow. You have some warning time for those. You don't know you're going to have an earthquake until you're having an earthquake. There's no time to be scared. By the time you get scared, it's over. Sooner or later there is going to be a catastrophic earthquake on the west coast. I don't particularly want to be there when it happens.

[@Mr.Plant_man]

Who the hell measures with centimeters? You do that make it look big don't you? I bet you measure your junk in centimeters just so you don't cry huh. 😅

[@joannayeo9545]

The Indian Ocean Tsunami happened in 2004 not 2005 as the narrator said.

[@jasmindumalay2002]

In time of this only Jesus Christ our Lord can help us!Amen

[@Eric-lx8hp]

That dance music in the beginning got me stoked

[@Scraggledust]

Last summer, a whole month and a half was at or above 103F/39C.

[@purplesnowqueen12396]

That's normal in yearly parts of the globe

[@purplesnowqueen12396]

Where are you located, where that may be an abnormal weather destruction or season?

[@earthquake01]

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[@geraldstahlman7036]

This is how a story should be told. Exactly like this.

[@lindawalker8949]

It is important to note that there is no more water on earth now than there was millions of years ago. Perhaps that nasty earthquake that created a wobble of the earths rotation could have a significant affect on the distribution of water and the volcanic activities.

[@davewelch151]

Great content. But, when talking about the arctic, do not show clips with penguins.

[@ChRiStY4t5]

The damn heat cap sitting over Arkansas right now is horrible. It was 101 felt like 120 here yesterday.

[@wendyw8931]

heat waves are not "geological disasters". they are weather disasters

[@JayeAsakura]

Genuinely asking but would you classify hurricanes, tornadoes, blizzards and floods as “weather” disasters as well?

[@jampasurprenant1794]

I have been living in the state of Connecticut for more than fifty years, and I do remember all the snow storm that hit New England states.

[@jampasurprenant1794]

I still remember every natural disaster as I have been living here for more than fifty years.

[@yousifatobiya7279]

Abstract : The energy that dominates the earth is very great, some of it is natural, like the heat of the sun and volcanoes, and some of it is human action, by cutting down trees, without replacing them and cultivating in their place... There are five forces that control or dominate the planet... 1- The first theory (horizontal dynamic movement) and its end... The occurrence of storms, rain, floods and snow, at unexpected times and places, is because of the expiration of this theory, which needs to be balanced... 2- The second theory (vertical dynamic movement) and its end... This movement or force controls or dominates the earthquakes, earth cracks, drying up of rivers and lakes, earth openings, mountain collapses, and the emergence of drinking water springs on the ground... It becomes out of control... These phenomena increased due to the end of this theory... The third theory: it is water that rotates the earth... The fourth theory: the Earth's axis of rotation has tilted 2° degrees... The fifth theory: The Earth has a new orbit... These studies had completed and sent on July 26th 2000 YOUSIF A TOBIYA FORCIBLY DISPLACE

[@cliffordhurst2564]

Trees do not release Carbon Monoxide when they decay. You mean Carbon Dioxide. Please get your facts right.

[@michaell.445]

The incessant noise sound effect that keeps repeating like a car alarm every couple of seconds because text is coming up on the screen is annoying as hell.

[@holeshothunter5544]

a weather event like heavy snow is NOT a geological disaster

[@kinte1870]

YES it is lol. Especially when things like mountains can cause weather events like snowstorms. Lake effect snow is another reason snow events are geological.

[@ericshanline6153]

Heavy Snow will kill You quick!

[@pooryorick831]

Agreed. That is a meteorological event.

[@annielynn8730]

Do you know what a blizzard is

[@pooryorick831]

OH hell. It is what it is. How we classify it is just semantics and it doesn't change the fact that an earthquake can be a disaster and a blizzard can be a disaster. Arguing about whether it is a geological phenomenon or not doesn't change that fact.

[@burglar42]

Too many people in small areas....mother nature is rebooting humans with huge losses of lives.....sad!

[@alburyeel4993]

lets not panic like Dads Army Corp Jones. As the ice melts we are finding frozen animals and humans. We are in a cycle being end period of last ice age. Ask yourself, how did all the frozen animals get there? We know there were land bridges between continents so there is a lot more to melt, relax!

[@butchparks8536]

One of the reasons it seems to me is the construction of the homes.and other building in the area.prayers for all involved in the earth quake.

[@JeroldCrawford-i4x]

I think the largest mountain in the world is Mauna Loa, not Mt. Everest. When Measured from the seafloor, Mauna Loa is bigger. If you meant you meant highest mountain above sea level, it would be Mt. Everest. That was not what you said, though

[@SoulofSamurai]

The boxing day tsunami was in 2004, not 2005! You said 2005 twice now and that's not right. Great documentary beside that.

[@oldman9642]

From the Gaia perspective Mother Earth is trying to balance the books and repair the damage that we have caused.

[@adelehorn2055]

How is a heatwave anything to do with geology? Whoever wrote this scripts knows nothing about geology. Clearly.

[@DaciValt]

well you see... urm... rocks... and its hot and stuff.

[@Geoplanetjane]

Inane narration

[@magicsenior4185]

Don't worry the rich people's money will save them money can bribe the Creator so they won't be destroid I don't think so

[@madpeppermcginiss373]

What’s with the continuous ringing in the background!😵‍💫

[@carolann.]

You’re not the only one to say something like this, but I can’t hear anything. 😂 Maybe it’s a pitch I can’t hear anymore

[@mickeyscace1550]

You know what the real Shane they keep plugging away about that Vortex out in the ocean well tsunamis would have caused massive massive amount of garbage to be sucked into the sea

[@donfields1234]

A drop in the bucket compared to what ignorqnt humans pour into the waterways... EVERYDAY. WTFU sheople

[@henrysantos121]

*Matatan* *Ribirin H-S*

[@celesten.4489]

we have 45 degrees celsious on Paraguay on summers. kinda of normal now... we called it hell 2.0 we have no winter. 35 celsius is not a heat wave lol

[@xionitex]

Wow!!

[@williamhiles7404]

Typical of people who went through the 'dumbed down' educational system, they have no clue what is going on. Just one of the many reasons they ruined our education system. Thanx, Masons. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹

[@stevenskliros9608]

They use fear to control the dumbed down socially engineered sheep

[@PamelaBeane]

How about a fundraiser for the people living in the Congo 🙏🏽

[@elenaserban5406]

Apreciez natia indiana am impresia sau chiar sunt cei mai multi de pe planeta asta? De ce oare sunt asa batuti de natura ?dupa cate am citit sunt foatre buni la leacuri cu plante pt diferite boli (sa nu zic VRACI)😢😢❤❤❤

[@Koolneen]

I’m 70 years old. Lived in Nebraska for years as a child. I remember being housebound in winter due to blizzards so bad we couldn’t see out the windows. Yep, normal.

[@haroldandrewjrpaul]

flashflood and tsunami are 2 different things

[@mickeyscace1550]

And from the up-close pictures I've seen of that garbage and waste and stuff over half of its wood or other building materials

[@t_2756]

1:19 "Tidal waves" ... What? You don't even know the difference between tidal waves and tsunami? This doc isn't worth watching.

[@Koolneen]

Also, you decide to climb Mt Everest you assume all the risks; hard to feel sorry when the mountain is in control.

[@tm13tube]

Good they respected the mountain.

[@RAPINCITE]

I like the thumbnail reminds me of nepal

[@rickruthstrom222]

This is the first time I have ever heard gases released from a landfill as GREENHOUSE gases. Greenhouse gases in my mind should be considered a positive thing. It is what produces oxygen for living creatures (including humans). To label something from a landfill as a greenhouse gas makes me wonder what the speaker’s true agenda is.

[@danpedersen55]

Carbon dioxide (CO2) is the primary greenhouse gas emitted through human activities. In 2021, CO2 accounted for 79% of all U.S. greenhouse gas emissions from human activities.

[@rickruthstrom222]

Obviously carbon dioxide is the major gas emitted from human activities. That does not make it greenhouse. What exists in a greenhouse depends on that carbon dioxide for its life processes. Oxygen is then the product that is released from the greenhouse so that the circle of life between living animals and living plants continues. That oxygen is a greenhouse gas. I am no long-term student of “greenhouse gases”, but common sense tells me that what a greenhouse emits is not a negative thing. What humans do naturally that produces carbon dioxide should not be a negative thing. If the other things such as vehicle emissions are contributing to negativity in the atmosphere, then label them appropriately. Nothing about anything emitting from my vehicle exhaust pipe is greenhouse related. Calling it as such is incredibly misleading. I have no issue with acknowledging that there is a problem, but finding a label that reflects the problem accurately should be attempted.

[@donfields1234]

@@rickruthstrom222 dude have you any idea what your speaking of??? Greenhouse gases in this context are gases which make earths atmosphere act as greenhouse glass does... heating the greenhouse and in this case the earth. You are confused. Look up the definition for multiordinal words and do some research on the greenhouse effect. You sound like a fool with your comment.

[@sauronblack9197]

​@@rickruthstrom222A greenhouse is a structure, commonly made of glass, that traps heat inside it so that the temperature is maintained at a certain level. The gases released from the landfill like CO2 and Methane act the same for planet Earth. These gases trap sun's geat and don't let it escape, and sorta act like a greenhouse structure. That's why they are called greenhouse gases. The name is not about the plants in the greenhouse, but the function of the structure itself.

[@kathyyoung1774]

I feel so bad for most of these people because probably most can’t afford to move elsewhere.

[@Paleoman]

I lived there. You have no idea how shitty parts of town are. The complicating factor is the people liviing there do nothing to improve their position and the prevailing attitude is just more ballast for a sinking ship.

[@kathyyoung1774]

@@Paleoman How can you help people who won't help themselves?

[@TaurusWitch29]

A little empathy would be nice

[@alasdairwright1397]

Once again we have a deliberate misnomer of the real Geological matter of Tsunami. These affect the tides; not caused by the tides.

[@karinbirgels904]

Mein Gott🤦‍♀️Man fragt sich🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️WARUM❓️❓️ Beste❤zns Grüße 🍀🍀

[@graoogroo6955]

3800 ppl are dead in peru 1962 not 3000

[@ramonsanchez6903]

Oh my goodness

[@lindawalker8949]

Poorest and most populated countries are not willing or able to agree. As a result throwing tax money at bazaar and expensive restructuring of what works why not refine what we already know works. Don't let great guesses get in the way of common sense.

[@taoquan7541]

THIS YEAR IS BLOOD LOOKED, THROUGH THE YEAR 2031 THE WORLD WILL BE PEACE. AMITABHA BUDDHA 🙏 May 31 / 2023

[@franciscooper.retired]

The number of people who die each year through extreme weather does not coincide with the claims of annalists of overpopulation. Can we have some clarity on this?

[@prometheusunbound7628]

Quite a gloze at some interesting natural disasters. Not recommended for anyone with a serious interest in these types of phenomena.

[@happygolucky5855]

I understand 33 Celsius might be hot for America but i dont get how thats shocking. In australia where i live its 34 right now and thats normal for summer However id not want to be in India in the 45 degrees

[@jameshodge1517]

Want to talk about desperate flood? Moses! Landfall, Everywhere!! Was it only 6 ppl survived? 10s of thousands Dead!

[@SodiumGreen]

The Kyoto Protocol ... U.S. layers looked at that and just laughed.

[@rustyjrust873]

Oh! 10 to 12" of snow! Inches!

[@yapbielian7803]

Tengokkan ini bencananja sangat menyedihnja kena orangnja mati sangat terharunja iya

[@Surya-um9fi]

IS THIS CHANNEL OWNS ANY TWITTER ACCOUNT?

[@Sukisunn]

Heat waves and blizzards under the lable of geology... Not sure how these things correlate... Pretty sure heat waves and blizzards fall under the lable of meteorology... Not geology. Unless something changed and definitions no longer are a thing.

[@FallenAngel53]

14:57 don’t worry mate only mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the midday sun 🌞 👌

[@mickeyscace1550]

No I think it's amazing how people keep saying about that trash thing in the middle of the ocean well I don't know how much of it would be from the tsunamis but do you know imagine what kind of mess it dragged back out to see where do you think most of it come from

[@ИзраБагаев]

Вы хотели обладать природой и выращивать животных в клетках, лишая их естественной свободы? Получайте то чего заслужили.

[@angelaweedon3193]

USA and Northern Europe will have to work in evening and night, like more southern countries.

[@yapbielian7803]

Orang hidupnja sekali mikirnja berbuatnja baikbaiknja jangan berbuatnja berdosa nantinja bisa kena ini bencananja iyaLah

[@joeanb.6554]

No 😊

[@keetahbrough]

*unfortunately, avalanches have little respect for human life* lol.. yer taking it personally, my narcissistic human species. But an avalanche is not about you.. or the structures you throw up, or the endless holi-day-ing you so recklessly do, because you are one thread only, in the web that contains life.

[@dawnheibler3056]

Too many people in this world

[@mickeyscace1550]

Yeah yeah the scientists are all great except with the tsunamis and all the rest of it where do you think most of that goes

[@Glennn7]

Weather is not a geological disaster.

[@СлаваБубенщиков-д3ц]

💪💪💪

[@MariaMartins-p9v]

Isto não é desastre natural acorda umanidade aí inda a tempo volta pra nós deus

[@yapbielian7803]

Lihatnja ini bencananja gempar angintopan banjirnja runtuhnja sangatnja sedihnja orangnja kena mati tertumpahnja lihatnja airmatanjaberlinang mau bilang apa nasibnja iyaLah

[@unknowntotally2320]

TSUNAMI of boxing day is nto 2005 its 2004

[@danielmartens156]

Tidal waves? 😅

[@dolliearrington4108]

the earth is falling apart

[@sharongoodsell9341]

Men power money is making it fall apart 🇦🇺

[@AwesomeAngryBiker]

Dreadful research gone into this, countless mistakes and people are saying in the comments this is how a documentary should be. I don't think so6, a documentary should be fact checked and accurate with no mistakes. If research is good and fact checked, there won't be mistakes

[@rdallas81]

The rave music as people were drowning is harsh and a bad cut for the scenes about the tsunami in the Indian Ocean.

[@richardmckelvey4343]

wonder if they will go to prison if they are wrong. The scientist are all saying the same thing which scares me, like they have never been wrong about anything

[@susanhowe163]

PLEASE. IS THERE ANY WAY YOU COULD GET SOMEONE TO TRANSLATE WHAT IS BEING SAID? THE TINY AND WAY TOO FAST LANGUAGES ARE DIFFICULT FOR AN ELDERLY WOMAN LIKE ME TO READ. I'D REALLY APPRECIATE IT 🙏. 😊😊😊😊

[@deannaseder-massengale8484]

I think whoever put together this video needs to re-learn what constitutes Geological disasters. Some of the information shared in this video was climate (long term weatherpatterns) and weather related situations. Avalanches, earthquakes, volcanoes, landslides, abd anything to do with the labd formations all deal with geology, but blizzards, hurticanes, tornadoes, etc are meteorology.

[@altheacraig2904]

Maybe these things are Mama Earth's way of Population Control?

[@cobaturbo5764]

look up people ✈️ geoengineering

[@micheleraines3573]

ya but i dont like walking or riding the bus ,do you?

[@seanreid349]

Not very well done,heat is not geological

[@rdallas81]

It is if you live near a volcano.

[@yapbielian7803]

Nampaknja laginja keretaapinja bisa bergitunja Nasibnja siaL adaada saya semoga jangan lagi iyaLah

[@yapbielian7803]

Kotorannja jangankan lagi pakainja bisa kenanja masaranja cepat lambat sendirinja lihatnja iyaLah

[@JAYDELROSARIQ]

Jjram jakata JAVANESE Jthena Jymull

[@sallykaley4771]

STOP cutting down trees

[@gwayne919]

It's past time to fix our waste problems. Now how many people will die because man kept reproducing because he believes that God gave special permission. When has any god ever saved anyone or his supposed creation from any disaster? I want to know.

[@ryanaddy1135]

Thanks for nothing. That annoying ringing every 30 seconds in video was its own disaster. Fjb

[@davidsantillan6363]

Y tanta basura

[@yapbielian7803]

Orangnja tempatnja ginapnja digunung berbahayanja bisa runtuhnja orangnja hatihati ada gempar tempatnja ginapnja halusnja larinja jangan disitu lagi orang ja iyaLah