What if Richter 10 Scale Earthquake Hit?

You start to feel it, and before you cant react the ground beneath you is cracking into pieces! How will you survive when a the record breaking 10 on the Richter scale earthquake strikes! Does humanity stand a chance if such an earthquake were to happen? Check out today's epic new video to find out!
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[@AB-lz5io]

Earthquake: *hits* People on planes: nice try, but not today

[@neverlands3302]

Hahahahahahahah

[@hj7814]

not really

[@Brenduh03]

Planes crash down during an earthquake

[@AB-lz5io]

@@Brenduh03 yeah and the ones who don't crash down will probably die because there is no air traffic

[@bhgtree]

@AB But what about nowhere to land!

[@druid54us]

I love these guy’s sources... “most scientists” and “very soon”

[@linencastle]

The sources are in the description if you want to find where they obtain their information for each video.

[@druid54us]

@@linencastle it was a joke

[@vampire5131]

@@druid54us ikr ,this guy overthinks so much

[@jux8204]

@@vampire5131 he just didn’t get the joke lol. chill

[@ostensiblegoosethief1305]

@@druid54us aren't jokes supposed to be funny?

[@einflinkeswiesel2695]

Land: burns People: scream Tsunami: Don't worry about the fire, I got this

[@tudorjason]

Unfortunately, the tsunami from the ocean will not reach Seattle, which is inland. Seattle to Tsunami: Try again!

[@vsblu]

r/wooosh

[@demiurge7111]

@@vsblu did you just woosh someone when you yourself are one who has been wooshed?

[@The_one_who_laughs]

I fill go to the moon in a rocket and come back when the earthquake is gone.

[@user-yr1cs1pw6h]

*Confused Screaming*

[@enriquemercedes9519]

This felt like a “but wait there’s more” to each dangerous situation.

[@stevestone5978]

It slices! It dices! It julienne fries!!!

[@af7119]

Billy Mays!

[@enriquemercedes9519]

@@af7119 Rest In Peace Billy Mays. Your legacy still lives on.🙏😔

[@jefffinkbonner9551]

Void where prohibited. Restrictions apply. Sorry, no CODs.

[@gabrieldalde5727]

"there's still four and a half minutes left of shaking to go" An earthquake that big would send a country back to the stone age quite literally.

[@rb3872]

@Mr Man Person if all the toxic chemical and nuclear waste of destroyed facilities don't leave the land permanently unhabitable and the waters extremely poluted.

[@thatgraysuburban]

unga bunga

[@qwertify7773]

@@thatgraysuburban 🤣😆😆😆😆

[@marygigi9151]

We have senku ishigami... From dr stone ... We'll be fine

[@Ryukikon]

No it would not send the country back to the stone age. 😑🤫

[@matthewdouglas8368]

When you thought valentine's day couldnt get any more depressing

[@accidentalGamer69]

I feel it bro 😥

[@Americum]

Lol glad it didn’t happen this Valentine’s Day

[@roofieandraggy16]

depressing......🤔? imagine watching this live on tv😍❤. this is sarcasm.

[@thewexicano147]

I have that poster in my room, nice

[@PersonsUnknown]

this is cheerful

[@Pao234_]

My grandma was in Valdivia during the 1960 9.5 earthquake. She said the streets opened and closed repeatedly, with lots people falling down into them. Houses collapsed by the dozens. And you just could not possibly stand up, you had to crawl. It also lasted 10 whole minutes. Overall, it was crazy, a whole part of the city land-slided a few feet down

[@conornorris6815]

the entire estuary to the north west of Valdivia used to be dry land but it permanently sunk, it must have been teerrifying

[@franciscojesusnunezmontoya584]

The worst part is that we know that was at least a 9.5, they couldn't measure anymore because the instruments failed

[@naxbox3602]

dude i never would have though of finding another chilean in this comment section, now the real question: eres del colo o de la u ?

[@franciscojesusnunezmontoya584]

@@naxbox3602 de ninguno no me interesa el football

[@naxbox3602]

Lo decia en joda a mi tampoco me interesa pero es una cosa común que alguien te pregunte eso

[@kidEmperors]

Me living in Portland: *extremely stressed about this, but thinking I’ll be fine” Infographics: *says even Boise will be leveled* Me: “haha, I’m in danger”

[@tristantknight]

And maybe it'll trigger Yellowstone.. It's only a bit farther than Boise

[@isaiahtaylor7928]

You’re lucky in Portland, I’m in Seattle, which is ON the fault line

[@asermpoyi4357]

Dude fr! Goodbye City of Trees

[@conornorris6815]

its likely to set off san andreas at the same time so imagine a a magnitude 10 followed shortly by a magnitude 9

[@LethalOwl]

Portland’s declining so fast right now it might be rubble before the ground even starts to twitch.

[@mahadali8515]

So if we get a 10 on the Richter scale it’s a GG moment

[@yamilink03]

The democrats would blame trump somehow

[@giggitygiggity5986]

@@yamilink03 true lol

[@sanchezzz69420]

The Chinese would find a way to blame the world for it.

[@nomad1779]

@@yamilink03 this got nothing to do with politics💀 and that wouldn't make sense if they did

[@giggitygiggity5986]

@@nomad1779 they would 😅😂

[@theunitedstatesofamerica4862]

"Go watch this while you're still alive" Sounds like a threat

[@elitehumpty3603]

☠️👈. Plot Twist: IT WAS A THREAT.

[@andrewsimpson2379]

While my still alive what?

[@silverflight01]

And while *you're* at it, check to make sure you’re not in danger of such destructive disasters.

[@Coliva0001]

Copying kwite

[@mr_sir6563]

*you’re*

[@pringleman9342]

Humans with a 10. earthquake: dying Dinosaurs : *first time* ?

[@iCrimzon]

The dinos i believe was a 13, imagine a 13 monkaS

[@MasterChiefSamus]

The memes have begun even before the earthquake hit!

[@ian632]

i think imma get a helicopter

[@Th3RealPeterGriffin]

@@ian632 Kobe

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

@@iCrimzon a 13 caused by just shifting tectonic plates is impossible. The earth's circumference isn't big enough. It isn't even big enough for a 10.5. What caused the demise of the dinos was an asteroid causing global mega quakes, volcanic activity, tsunamis,

[@JjackVideo]

I remember hearing a story about a women tasked by studying the US west-coast fault line. After she turned in her report on the unpreparedness of the state she not only left with her family, but settled in Germany instead. No idea if it's true, but it's very relatable

[@christiangabriel9258]

Literally everyone: 2020 was bad 2021: *HOLD MY SKY SCRAPERS*

[@BushMermaid1394]

What was so bad about 2020, we got Steve in Smash AND the Cave Update announced.

[@disc1142]

2021: NO LITERALLY HOLD MY SKYSCRAPERS

[@laurenmenzies5397]

Love how u added your own spin onto it

[@BobiMcBob]

someone should make a movie about this featuring Dwayne Johnson

[@medexamtoolsdotcom]

Well there IS a movie called 10.5 about this, featuring Fred Ward, one of the guys from Tremors. I remember watching it about 10 years ago, it was, eh.

[@sadscozo1941]

No

[@BobiMcBob]

yes

[@spacekees9871]

@@chianneparker2228 gta?

[@SHOUJIAudio]

@@chianneparker2228 It's satire

[@kathyl9222]

The Cascadia “megaquake” is not predicted to be 10 on the Richter scale. The previous one in the 18th century was around 9ish. There are remains of trees on beaches where the the land sunk in that earthquake.

[@skyhawk_4526]

Yeah. Lots of wild exaggerations in this video. The quake could likely only top about 9.2 magnitude, and more likely would be around 8.0. The tsunami would also likely be 100 feet or less and not 200 feet as claimed in the video. And the death toll would probably be in the 1,000s to 10,000 and not in the millions as the video suggests. Don't get me wrong, a Cascadia "big one" would be an unprecedented disaster for the west coast states of the US, but no where near as apocalyptic as the video suggests.

[@magiciangob]

Indeed, the USGS website says that a 10 is impossible to hit, there is no fault line on earth large enough. Pretty sure they know more than just about anyone on this subject. It's unfortunate that it was put this way, even a 9.5 or 9.8 or whatever would be dramatic enough, and still potentially plausible I guess, but using a number that is literally outside of the scale casts doubt on every claim made. As someone who has lived in the Portland area his entire life, I am well aware of the real potential danger, which while extremely remote is also terrifying. No need to hype it up for that extra click or two when reality alone is horribly interesting.

[@TheAngstBearer]

L

[@benevolenttengu7241]

@@magiciangob channels like this shouldn't exist and there needs to be a KZbin vetting process for educational channels.

[@Galen_G]

Oh oh. I live on the bluffs overlooking the San Juan De Fuca Strait, at an elevation of 100 feet.

[@orpheus1138]

Anyone else watching after NYC earthquake?

[@andrewwikins4999]

Yup 😅

[@Anonymous_Identity246]

Bro you’re comparing a 4.6 to this?💀

[@orpheus1138]

@@Anonymous_Identity246 No? I just decided to search up videos of Earthquakes cause feeling a tiny E.Q made me want to know how dangerous higher magnitudes actually are.

[@Anonymous_Identity246]

@@orpheus1138 Oh ok, honestly I thought you meant like anyone here after the nyc earthquake like you thought that felt huge in a big city

[@rb3872]

I like how all the people in this video are franticly walking in panic from left to right and back, but are all focused on the camera. Some even appear to be smiling. Almost like the Truman Show!

[@billgates266]

You got it they know what's coming that's why they generate these scenarios

[@antoineningewance5709]

😂😂

[@dalepeters3841]

You know someone will be live streaming this

[@b8nnytez]

that's millennials for ya!

[@GopherChomper]

Could you imagine feeling a strong earthquake, and with a minute or so you realize that was not an earthquake but just the foreshock of the real quake? Would be insane to experience even if you were in a mostly empty and safe area.

[@tomboy1875]

This would be me. Being I’m from the sticks and haul wood for a living. Hopefully I’d be loaded and I could just stop my rig for awhile lol esp on a dirt road between two cut downs.

[@shrilayt]

The place I am in is seismically active region. There were 5 earthquakes here in 2020. Trust me. You get used to it. People here are calm and walk out in the earthquake safe zones and wait for the aftershock

[@pterodactylpie8825]

Yeah that kind of happened in Kumamoto during the most recent earthquake there. The first night was a pretty big earthquake and shook up the area bad enough. We thought that was it but then the next night, the shaking was back but it was stronger and lasted longer. None of us thought the previous earthquake was a pre-shock and I was just huddled with my friend when my neighbor came into the house, the earthquake still going, and telling us we needed to get up the mountain in case of a tsunami. Thankfully no tsunami but, that experience taught me never to take any shaking lightly.

[@akaritonishi2173]

Lol that was Alaska a few years ago

[@sacen3690]

This happened to me, A 4-5 magnitude earthquake hit, the ground was still shaking a little and me and my family were already outside the house and on our backyard, then a 6.7(something near this strong) magnitude earthquake hit nearly 40 seconds after. Me and my family were safe(this had been the third or so 6+ magnitude earthquake we had experienced in 2020). But unless your house is purely 100% glass and concrete you wont get hurt at all lol

[@virginiawaters6076]

I'm hypnotized by the cartoon characters dancing across the screen.

[@aidanmahon44]

Never before have I been so happy to live on the East Coast

[@DaylightMoon28]

Same here

[@sad_cat9081]

A 10 magnitude earth quake is only 3 MAGNITUDE away from the earthquake that was caused by an entire METEOR what meteor you ask the meteor that made he dinos extinct As when the meteor hit it made a 13 magnitude earthquake that made Lava tsunamis,great tsunamis,meteor showers,etc And the strongest ever recorded was a 1960 that was 9.5 magnitude So we're 3.5 magnitude away from human extinction I mean even if someone survived using planes who will lead factories who will make electricity so even if the billionaires survived they will die soon due to low population

[@mgm57901]

@@sad_cat9081 I highly doubt (though cannot say for sure) that a 13 magnitude is possible without an outside force like the meteor. Each point on the richter scale is 10 times stronger than the next. So a 13 is around 3,000 times more powerful than a 9.5

[@coreywilkey2]

You’ll get yours

[@tudorjason]

Earthquakes happen on the east coast too. Look up South Carolina's 1886 earthquake.

[@barrymccaulkiner7092]

No one better to spend Singles Awareness Day than alone with yourself.

[@seamino8329]

No friends 😢

[@zackcascio5652]

Appreciate the comment!

[@redepic5851]

I for one, will be proudly cuddling with my pillow and pretending to not be so cripplingly lonely.

[@ChadThunderc0k]

Well said

[@haydenruble5080]

Ik me to it's the best thing ever

[@arianamaria_]

“Devastation on a scale not seen since WWII” and that’s exactly when the magnitude of this scenario hit me. As a history major WWII is often used as a marker for catastrophes and when you get to displacement and death tolls EQUAL to the Second World War it’s 😬😬

[@jrlm613]

Also the fact that the event itself is substantially shorter than the WWII itself is horrifying

[@bearlife101]

Don't write a book about it

[@hltco920]

No more brother wars.

[@Fredfredfredfredfredfredfred]

Wait till half way through Valentine’s Day😔

[@thomascunter9731]

*how to emphasize that you're a history major*

[@nerysghemor5781]

I think the Australians would arrive very quickly to help with the fires since the US and Canada have mutual aid agreements with them. The Aussies have come through for us several times before when wildfires got out of hand in the US, and I know they would do it again. I also suspect there would be urban rescue crews from Mexico (esp. Mexico City) and South America along the Ring of Fire...places like Chile especially really know what they are doing in a major earthquake.

[@keirboyko]

No Aussies helped with forest fires here in Canada. And we Canadians do not have mutual aid agreements with the us.

[@bobwalsh3751]

4:36 "What the moo?!" HAS TO be one of my favorite lines ever!

[@artsykai]

It's adorably hilarious 😆

[@exia7684]

..aaaand there's a huge earthquake in Japan today.

[@blvkice4069]

Ik i saw

[@Dahoodsux]

ik

[@cheesestick9100]

and there was another quake day before yesterday in tajisikan. coincidence i think not

[@arcturionblade1077]

Yeah, was about a 7.1 in Fukushima. I felt my apartment building sway and shake a bit here in the Tokyo area (which registered as a 3.3 or so for us). No major damage or tsunami reported, luckily.

[@ibrahimqureshi2420]

@@cheesestick9100 same dude I experienced that one in my country too

[@tributejsmm4835]

Me: Oh this earthquake does not seem terrible. Also me: *Realizes that tsunamis exist*

[@danieljones1986]

Thats exactly wut i thought to

[@mackisme7460]

@@danieljones1986 same

[@smh5252]

One of my biggest fears

[@ww6609]

Me laughing since I live in the rockies and watching Cali drown

[@ethanlocteau727]

earthquake round 2

[@DeeMulaah]

This just serves as a reminder that we're always at the mercy of nature

[@Bhatz96]

I've been in 3 big earthquakes in my life as a New Zealander from Wellington, the 3 quakes where the February 22 2011 Christchurch 6.3 M, November 14 2016 Kaikoura 7.6 M, an finally March 5 2021 Gisborn 8.1 M

[@patriciajacobs8224]

*Japan had a major 7.1 earthquake so please everybody pray for them.*

[@connordervoncyberlifegesen8529]

They did?

[@jaakkohaapasalo1873]

CA tommorow: *Y O U D I E D*

[@01DOGG01]

There were quakes in Phillippines and Malaysia as well and a big one in the ocean as well. Ring of fire is going off.

[@ihaveseverefrootsnackism]

Probably why they uploaded this tbh They knew how to get the views

[@ornellafrancis2466]

Some time back ,maybe in 2019 or 2020 ,Jamaica received a 7.8 magnitude earthquake.

[@twocvbloke]

Meanwhile, in Britain: "Hmm, next door must be doing their washing"

[@tayoabass294]

Earthquakes are very rare and even the earthquake we had 2 years ago was about 0.00001

[@tomwilkinson746]

Ha so true!

[@HarryWessex]

@@tayoabass294 It was a 3, *I looked it up, as I know we get them, but thought they were only 0.1-Maybe 2. We do get a fair few 3-4 it seems.

[@tayoabass294]

@@HarryWessex I think the reason we don't get many is because we rest on a single tectonic pkate

[@HarryWessex]

@@tayoabass294 That is the reason. We do get them in small areas. Birmingham out a few chimneys once. (That may have been a tornado) I am surprised we get above 3

[@L8rCloud]

No fault long enough to generate a magnitude 10 earthquake is known to exist, and if it did, it would extend around most of the planet. (30s of research)

[@rock_man]

I've done hours of research on this throughout the years and while there are several connected faults that form a technically long enough chain (around 3000km) around the Pacific plate, the likelihood of that much fault rupturing at once is almost non-existent.

[@skyhawk_4526]

Yeah. Lots of wild exaggerations in this video. The quake could likely only top about 9.2 magnitude (at biggest), and more likely would be around 8.5 or close to that. The tsunami would also likely be 100 feet or less and definitely not 200 feet as claimed in the video. And the death toll would probably be in the low 1,000s to 10,000, and not in the "millions" as the video suggests. Don't get me wrong, a Cascadia "big one" would be an unprecedented disaster for the west coast states of the US, but no where near as apocalyptic as the video suggests.

[@ansonallseitz1776]

yea, and the actual Cascadia zone is expected to produce an earthquake of about 1/20th the energy of a mag 10. The Cascadia megaquake is VERY scary and dangerous, but not like this.

[@whiteface513abandonedchann8]

@@skyhawk_4526 the video is intended to explain what would happen if it _were_ a 10

[@58HUSTLER]

Best part of this video: "What the moo!"

[@zen6591]

"go watch this while you're still alive" is that supposed to be a warning?

[@Balugawhal]

or a threat

[@neonuser2345]

😐

[@OCs_And_Stories]

Also, how do you watch when you’re dead?

[@dorr3418]

I’m pretty sure it was tbh

[@WoolyNips]

So what you’re telling me. I shouldn’t move to the west coast.

[@adviksharma2072]

just, stay in the middle....... like everything life, in the middle (balance)

[@peterhowell6080]

@@adviksharma2072 Untill Yellowstone anyway

[@WoolyNips]

@@peterhowell6080 you’re dead where ever you are lol

[@zyairephinizy72]

@@WoolyNips not really you jus marked the west and middle east got nun goin on. and don’t say hurricanes cuz you don’t need to live in florida if you on the east coast

[@a_hamburger2957]

@@zyairephinizy72 lol hurricanes don’t just go to Florida, this scenario is about as likely as a hurricane worse than Katrina making it all the way to New York. (Estimation)

[@cliftonsargent1572]

These are questions I ask and my friends and they think I’m weird, this channel is perfect! I love this random info

[@pknuttarlott4934]

The Cascadia subduction zone earthquake according to geology happens every 300 to 350 years. The last quake was January 1700 321 years ago...

[@lcggr0022]

U know what that means right?

[@joefish6700]

2060 I predict

[@josephcua266]

Normal Valentine's day: broken hearts Infographic Valentine's day: Broken tectonic plates.

[@yujirohanma7244]

*clicks infographics video* “everybody’s is going to die.” Me: *smacks lips* nice

[@periodicdragonflare5572]

It’s not nice. It’s NOICE

[@namedless]

@@periodicdragonflare5572 its not noice its Ñ Œ Į Ć Ə

[@StanbyMode]

ok edgelord

[@carolinegerlach1644]

4:03 jokes on you, the Pacific Northwest is already burning

[@pop5678eye]

Most seismologists don't use the 'Richter' scale anymore as it is inaccurate in most circumstances. They use much more up to date scales such as the moment-magnitude scale.

[@ethanparker324]

My hometown of Boise doesn't often get recognition, so it was nice of you guys to give us a shoutout at 5:37, my apartment complex would collapse in Boise if this happened and I would definitely die

[@nasserfm1069]

If the only interesting thing about your hometown was it being destroyed by an earthquake then there's a reason why it gets no recognition

[@FoxNewsChannelSux]

@@nasserfm1069 Oh wait, they do have that blue football field that screws with everybody's eyes on TV.

[@moneyhaven2280]

Thats messed up fam

[@CrabbinFever]

Boise is the capital of idaho, I believe. I think it is the largest city in idaho, along with Nampa, Idaho Falls, and Meridian

[@SkywalkerSamadhi]

The animation on this channel is the absolute best. It never fails to make me laugh even when the subject is bleak af. This is peak early 21st Century Internet right here.

[@benevolenttengu7241]

Too bad the info is false. There are no faults long enough to reach magnitude 10. This channel is BS.

[@joshuadowdle9691]

4:07 Earthquake PARTY!!!!

[@wayanadolan2696]

Geologist here! The diagram that is used at 0:39 is slightly incorrect. It should be the oceanic plate that is dipping under the continental plate, not the other way around, as is depicted! The oceanic plate has been subducting under the continental plate for a super super long time--but it is locked in place right now, which is causing the continental plate to bulge. When it does rupture, the oceanic plate won't slip under the continental plate for the first time, but it will continue in its downward motion, no longer stuck (for a while at least until it sticks again).

[@skyhawk_4526]

A lot is incorrect about this video: like the magnitude being 10 (more like 8.5 to 9.2) and the tsunami being 200 feet high (more like no higher than 100 feet - probably less) and the deaths being in the millions (more like several thousand). Don't get me wrong, that would be an unprecedented disaster for the west coast, but nowhere near what the exaggerations in the video suggest.

[@crayray7429]

As someone who lives in Washington state. I actually learned about this in school. The chances of a large earthquake are pretty much 100%, however what the video omits is that the chances of it being a 10.0 are actually very slim, like 2% or something

[@jakeg3126]

@Kordell Swoffer you probably wouldn’t feel this supervolcano going off

[@PGar58]

An earthquake of 10 on the Richter Scale would need to be 10 times more powerful than a 9 and 100 times more powerful than an 8 and 1000 times more powerful than a 7. Just saying

[@gnialwav5601]

@@PGar58 nah, what I read online was that the damage would be similar to a 9 or even an 8, its just that it would last much longer than a 9. Im not an earthquake expert myself so I can’t confirm this lol

[@JayD_Tron]

2% is pretty high.... if you think about it

[@juako1611]

@@JayD_Tron Specially if you considered that is been a lot of time since the last one

[@PBnRay_]

This is one of the few scenarios that makes living in New Jersey seem like NOT THE WORST THING.

[@Mochi_Kiti]

Yup.

[@ttun100]

Well there is a mountain on the Canary Islands that has a fault running diagonally through it and geologist claim that one day, the top half is going to slide in the ocean and cause a tsunami 400 ft. tall, traveling 500 mph across the Atlantic. Sure the Eastern seaboard will get a couple hours warning but if you live near the coast, good luck with the traffic jam heading west to get to higher ground.

[@zerovsgaming6729]

I live in Michigan, all we gonna get from this is just an earthshake and that about it

[@lizzyred3677]

New Jersey gang

[@Mochi_Kiti]

@@ttun100 Holy carp

[@Marc816]

When I was living in New York State back the 1980s. there was a quake there that was only a 4 on the Richter scale.....not much, as I found out later. But it still scared the s______ out of me!!!!!

[@LatinFratGuy1]

The way this was narrated made this so much more intense. The pacing and intensity of the narration

[@twinkieman237]

The last time I was this early, Pangea was still together

[@flippsyslippsy]

How old are you? 😮

[@twinkieman237]

@@flippsyslippsy time is an illusion.

[@flippsyslippsy]

@@twinkieman237 Maybe it is!

[@birdsayshello]

time is subjective

[@flippsyslippsy]

@@birdsayshello Maybe it is!

[@ironfist663]

"All the people will have a impact of this huge earthquake" *People on ISS : Do we look like a joke?*

[@fabianmichaelgockner5988]

Well they could atleast report where fire and smog is after the disaster finally stops.

[@johnkenwamalwa2383]

They will feel still the effects because there will be no shuttle launched to supply them with food or evacuate them.

[@mz00956]

@@johnkenwamalwa2383 They have alwasy a way down from the ISS. There is a capsule docked at all times. And supplies can also be send from russia or somewhere else.

[@cooperbennett3043]

@@johnkenwamalwa2383 Rockets aren't one way machines

[@huntercruchelow2187]

Imagine being in a plane while all this is going on and watching helplessly

[@skyhawk_4526]

Better than being on the ground and watching helplessly! I'd just hope for enough fuel to get to an airport outside of the disaster zone.

[@caribbeanconnections1844]

@@skyhawk_4526 where would you land though

[@skyhawk_4526]

@@caribbeanconnections1844 hopefully somewhere a couple hundred miles away that wasn’t significantly affected by the earthquake. Reserve fuel should allow that to happen.

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel keep up the great stuff

[@Saltynutz333]

“What if Richter 10 Scale Earthquake Hit?” I would crawl in a corner and pray that I live and my loved ones survived too. 👍

[@cthulhuiabs]

and how's that gonna help?

[@tsquirrel8675]

Or maybe go fly an airplane somewhere?

[@NotAbbas]

@@tsquirrel8675 ur defo 6 years old

[@ekvgaming9858]

@@tsquirrel8675 pretty sure that u would just fall from the sky

[@tsquirrel8675]

@@ekvgaming9858 an airplane would fall from the sky due to an earthquake? How is that possible

[@TheCactusMage]

Me who lives along the US coast: Hehe, I'm in danger.

[@razorransom1795]

And that's my family and I are not attracted to going west or mid USA, known for it's volcanoes, Super volcanoes/mega calderas, and major fault zones. At least east usa will have a bit of warning time before any restart or go off over here, cause west and mid always gets theirs first, and having the Appalachian mountains as a buffer from tsunami sure helps. Although, the ramapo, Appalachian mountains fault and the Allegheny and big bear creek ancient faults are still something to keep watch on.

[@iceanalytics]

@@razorransom1795 You think a tsunami from the west coast will reach the East Coast!? You're joking!

[@RainbowMama143]

This is the Pacific Northwest. And yes, it’s a real expected event!

[@rhysfisher4824]

I live in southhill Washington and now I want to move countries🥲

[@MrBeas_t168]

And that’s why I live in the Midwest 😃👍 all I have to deal with is tornadoes and nothing else really

[@dazzlingwave_]

Well, I experienced 9.3 scale of earthquake in 2004 and I saw trees were like walking, I sat on tge ground during the tremor and still I felt dizzy. 10 scale earthquake probably yields bigger tsunami than it did in 2004.

[@FoxNewsChannelSux]

Where was that?

[@dazzlingwave_]

@@FoxNewsChannelSux Indonesia.

[@silverflight01]

Man, if you manage to get away unscathed from such a destructive earthquake, I'd be impressed!

[@PhantomoftheFruits]

I like how some people are just smiling while others flee for their lives.

[@katleeshue]

This was a serious video until the cows said "what the moo?!"

[@rdaw33]

Love the way the little people run back and forth!!!!!!......and the way their little legs move!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@sleepyevelina]

TIS: Skyscrapers Me living in Turkey: Those tricks won't work on me

[@Balin_James]

Y’all had way too much fun with this. But everyone who’s grown up in the northwest knows this is sure to happen, pretty much exactly like this

[@SanilSinghTomar]

but I like PNW bit too much, not moving anywhere

[@thatonedude2228]

Yea some people call the coming quake the big one if I’m correct.

[@bayyinahawesome415]

I don't understand how people joke about these things.

[@kelloggsherman351]

@@bayyinahawesome415 it's the price of living in the PNW. We opt for the chance of rate earthquakes and even more rare volcano eruptions instead of Hurricanes, Tornadoes, etc.

[@LilacThePlant]

go be mad about the jokes all you want as if you're doing anything useful about the situation

[@hawke4753]

Fun fact: valentines day is the most depressing day of the year

[@astyro_9701]

My parents disagree; they think my birthday is the most depressing (This is joke)

[@ahawkuafie]

Don’t have to tell me twice.

[@dairyfairy8010]

I front this

[@Draglox]

Hol' up

[@user-hy1ip4qr2c]

Want a spite cranberry instead

[@bellwater3363]

Me chillin on the east coast 😎

[@siggyretburns7523]

2:52 "People are hurled to the streets below". And that one guy kinda "mary poppins" his way down and starts running. 😂

[@insan3656]

Earthquake: prepare for trouble Tsunami: make it double

[@elitehumpty3603]

Nuclear Powerplant disasters: Make it triple. The earthquake may cause a nuclear disaster like the Chernobyl accident

[@cypherbrittainnethegodofsl4988]

Chile, Indonesia, Japan, and other ring of fire countries : Move your body, move your body~~

[@alessandrojamesdelrosario8666]

Philippines joined the group

[@Saviarai-Dravolika]

Philippines : _Am I a joke to you?_

[@cypherbrittainnethegodofsl4988]

@@Saviarai-Dravolika I said "other ring of fire countries" which includes The Philippines

[@Saviarai-Dravolika]

@@cypherbrittainnethegodofsl4988 Oh ok. Makes sense.

[@MrSpektyr]

@@cypherbrittainnethegodofsl4988 Philippines can't read...

[@deandewitt5403]

I like that last scene, the 2 guys on either side of the big fire, each one with a little flame flickering from their hand. Like 2 Pyros from X-Men.

[@Cloudy-dr8dg]

I swear living in Ireland, I've only now noticed how we're lucky where we are in terms of natural disasters, no volcanos, no tsunamis, no tornadoes, no floods, no earthquakes, no thunderstorms, even tho it rains 24/7 maybe a few of the above but I've never experienced them and I'm 17

[@jackbenimblejack1]

dude if this happens tommorow im coming here to complain... especially after the 7.3 earthquake that hit fukashime today

[@mrsugar7528]

Ring of fire be going off bro

[@Pannenkaka]

Yo someone tell me are they fine after that earthquake?

[@teamceline9712]

@@Pannenkaka We're fine. The shaking was horrific, but it happened at 11:30pm so most people were at home, preventing the worst injuries. Although, there was a lot of damage at places like the local AEON supermarket chains, and school lunch centers so they are closed for emergency repairs.

[@ramonabdiel10]

The timing of this video couldn’t have been worse as after it was posted a 7.1 earthquake was reported in Japan

[@3dstudiomike]

Btw, remember that it's not 7.1 on the Richter scale, it's 7.1 on the Modern Moment Magnitude scale, which is what the USGS has been using since the 80s.

[@blacklyfe5543]

Nah

[@zerotwoisreal]

lol

[@SWISS-1337]

That guy in the purple shirt, was really enjoying it...so smiley.

[@a-sane-person]

"Even as far south as Los Angeles homes are rattled" Me in San Diego: lol what was that tiny shake?

[@raghavdhamija8643]

4:36 That "What the moo?!" killed me already 🤣

[@ZoologyCreed]

😂😂

[@patrickfargie1146]

3:24 dude just replaced the apex seals in his RX-8 and now the world is ending.

[@zacharysenecal2251]

and the dude behind him just got a sick custom paint job on his e90 :(

[@phil_zupra_b5880]

Glad im not the only one who noticed lol

[@Karin_Allen]

Please tell me I'm not the only one who giggled at all the animated "running" people who looked more like they were marching on conveyor belts. 🤪

[@marcoestiercol6112]

Thank you TIS, I needed to have another deadly menace to think about...

[@Saviarai-Dravolika]

The 1960 Chile Earthquake: You can't beat me. Every other Earthquake: _I know, but he can._ _The Infographics Show: What if a Magnitude 10 Earthquake in the Richter / Moment Scale Hit?_

[@MarinelliBrosPodcast]

I'm from the future and can confirm that tomorrow there will be no earthquake.

[@kellensarien9039]

I'm from the past. Didn't I see you at the race track, laying down bets?

[@MarinelliBrosPodcast]

@@kellensarien9039 No, that was my clone LOL

[@jatinrajput9629]

BROTHER PLS GIVE ME QUESTION PAPAERS OFMY EXAMS....

[@anoymous4189]

I also saw you in future and i saw you peeing thats for sure

[@jsEMCsquared]

I'm from the future too and I say this will not happen yesterday either

[@fraidafeltcher5188]

as someone who lives in seattle this is a very overwhelming to think about so most of don't.

[@zenmestermarci1186]

Favorite quote: "Now go watch this while you're still alive! "

[@arvindwee4634]

For people who are worried: No, earthquakes of magnitude 10 or larger cannot happen. The magnitude of an earthquake is related to the length of the fault on which it occurs. That is, the longer the fault, the larger the earthquake. A fault is a break in the rocks that make up the Earth's crust, along which rocks on either side have moved past each other. No fault long enough to generate a magnitude 10 earthquake is known to exist, and if it did, it would extend around most of the planet.

[@Sway187]

It can happen in unique situations like for example a meteorite hitting earth

[@conribarnes1373]

It’s theoretically possible if one of the longest continuous chains or belts of faults ruptured all at once.

[@oscardominguez9241]

u pinky promise

[@mistrjt9213]

I’m born and am still here in San Francisco. I worked on the 33rd floor for 4 years. Literally every single day, I low key have anxiety that the big one would hit while I’m in the office.

[@ttcolombiana937]

Lol the animation of the people running is hilarious

[@Boonsenberry]

Aussies; “y’all feel somthin?”

[@thodorisioannidis6616]

There is one more thing though, the west coast is full of water reservoirs whose dams would collapse sending entire cities underwater

[@sarlaccstapeworm990]

4:35.... Cow says "WHAT THE MOO?!?" 🤣🤣🤣👍

[@JEHill]

The angry stomp- terror run is hilarious.

[@yuppy178]

The way their running is too funny 😂

[@jamessanders145]

*they're

[@yuppy178]

@@jamessanders145 thanks lol

[@ant-ct4cu]

That's exactly how I run

[@briankoski817]

@@ant-ct4cu That's exactly how I dance. 😆

[@NASSER-rf6dp]

The way they're running got me thinking, what else can they do? The video didn't give a shred of advice on how to survive.

[@tombaby5870]

Valentines day. literally no one infographics show: Lets talk about a disaster.

[@akumasstorytime3910]

I mean I talk about my life everyday

[@brutusjudas5842]

Why you gotta bring my first marriage into this?

[@remigiuscaesar8307]

Valentines day is a government money making scheme. Love isn't really. Nobody loves you or me. Love is fake and is only used by companies to make money

[@brutusjudas5842]

@@remigiuscaesar8307 ok boomer.

[@Didyoueverhearthetragedy]

@@remigiuscaesar8307 edgelord

[@amessina6691]

People will start running in opposite directions with smiles on their faces? That's horrifying.😬

[@lexophile9667]

Vancouverite here, been living in fear of this since as far back as i could remember. i remember doing earthquake drills every year in school where you pretend there’s a quake and have to get under your desk… and thinking how futile that would be when the Big One hits. but yeah people wouldn’t be running back and forth like in this video, we’ve all been trained since day one to get under desks/tables.

[@kcbeans9701]

Imagine if this actually happens tomorrow😬

[@yeez3308]

I was thinking abt that

[@Dahoodsux]

Would be scary

[@mcstar916]

I guess we're dying cause I honestly doubt anyone is prepared for an earthquake of that level and lucky enough to survive and all the aftermath that is waiting to come

[@blue0blivi0n.]

If it happens, i hope i'm surfing, i'll die in the most glorious wave ever 🤙🏼

[@gioworno]

I mean, it wouldn't change much in my life lol

[@indysmith2225]

The timing of this is weird, considering we just had a 7.1 last night here in Japan. Sooo a big earthquake Feb 13th 2021 :/ Plus now we are on watch here for aftershocks and/or a big one.

[@ibrahimqureshi2420]

I also experienced a 6.4 magnitude earthquake two days ago in my region

[@mech1x]

@Bellysniffer thats like saying every picture of a black person was taken in Nigeria

[@johnnyazer5779]

I am curious if Japanese ancient history what the most powerful Earthquake was. I hear the Kanto one in 1923, would be up there.

[@Klimotine]

@Bellysniffer ok? i mean she can still live in japan

[@Jack-cf2bb]

Taking the phrase "paint the town red" to whole new level, level 10 to be specific

[@addyr3750]

Living in a city on the list, that I thought was out of the range of the cascadia. rip

[@bangscutter]

Imagine if this really happened, and then the supervolcano under Yellowstone national park erupted at the same time! That's GG for the whole western part of the US.

[@andypmz07]

And about 45 percent of the entire world once the forced ice age starts from all that smoke and dust. :)

[@finnledoux4584]

Nah that's GG for the entire planet. Yellowstone is supposed to throw enough smoke and ash into the atmosphere that the cloud will cover the entire planet and cause an ice age although even if it doesn't cause an ice age there will be massive food shortages because of most of the plant life on earth dying from the lack of sunlight

[@tylerkeller8869]

@Bangscutter: Yellowstone erupting alone is enough to put us back into the 1800's.

[@t.a.ackerman4098]

That's exactly what I was thinking. The sudden release of the seismic energy of the tectonic plate disruption causing the volcano to become active as a result.

[@feef9251]

no that would gg for the northern hemisphere

[@aveisonline2670]

Remember when you guys posted the why 2020 and 2021 would be a bad year videos first? I think you just jinxed all of us on the west coast

[@atigerclaw]

"Tonight at 11..." Morbo: *_DOOOOOOOOOOOM!_*

[@christopherbloom5259]

"Cascadia burns for half a month" Prince, it burns for 3-6 months every year 😂😅

[@brendabravo3068]

California: *chuckle* I’m in danger

[@jentallman9123]

See at 5:43 it lists many cities that would be completely destroyed. Despite being already living in Washington state and being scared, I become terrified as I realise im surrounded by those cities. What joy!

[@purpleduracell]

When your city is mentioned. 😐