Yellow River Flood 1938.mov

This is a computer simulation of the 1938 Yellow River Flood, China. This ten year long flood
was probably the worst intentionally caused disaster ever.

[@Zwelious087]

I know it's gonna be a good day when I see an ingomar200 upload

[@jsdp]

I forgot the name of this channel and I was thinking about it yesterday. Perfect timing!

[@TheEmeraldMenOfficial]

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[@AlfallMap]

Yellow River: *Hey, I'm not like other rivers, I have an elevated surface*

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YOU’RE BACK! Keep it up, you’re one of my favorite channels on this site.

[@caenen6869]

Very informative, learning both history and the terrain simulation, thank you for working this out!

[@Swenthorian]

It's crazy to think that the land Tianjin sits on wasn't even land during the Tang dynasty.

[@KentoKei]

ingomar uploads so infrequently that when it does happen, I get excited

[@studtistics2448]

Nice video, very informative. I like how you talked about the social and political atmosphere surrounding it, rather than just focusing on the simulation itself.

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The legend has returned!

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Man, I was gonna say that.

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[@MinogFarted]

Lmao did the ROC also take your hair line to Taiwan?

[@regular-joe]

Beautifully done. And as I'd never heard of this flood, I'm off to learn more about it. Thanks!!

[@kurzemitemanamila]

YOURE BACK YAY What program do you use to make these??

[@coolguy20000000]

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[@kevin-jd5rj]

I'm obsessed with these videos. Please more impact crater vids!

[@luresutton8636]

Can you do one on a future caldera collapse of iwo jima? Seems like an underrated volcano in terms of danger.

[@jordandino417]

Bruh this is awesome! I love your simulations! :)

[@wsog5960]

I'm quite curious, what software do you use to simulate this tsunamis or something?

[@WarAndFame]

I've been a fan of this channel for a while and was just reminded from seeing one of anton petrov's videos. I have a challenge for you if you'd like. The Greenland crater. It's at the center of a lot of conspiracy theories lol. I was also watching something that said the ocean intruded inland from the gulf of saint lawrence because the weight of the ice pushed the continent down. might be a bit much to ask you to include that but if you did do the greenland crater as is i'd be more than happy with that.

[@arno_grnfld455]

The Greenland crater is very much older than the Greenland ice sheet, I think they correlated the crater with the petm Palaeocene Eocene thermal maxima at 55+ million years ago, there's another crater deeper into Greenland that's even more older than the Hiawatha crater

[@bredmond812]

Is it possible to do one on the recent dam breaks and flooding in China?

[@MrVortrix]

And he's back!

[@villagernumber7882]

Oh hey a new video has been released, nice.

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[@arandomchannel1337]

What software is this?

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The King returns

[@thewhistleblower8531]

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[@jsdp]

So happy to see ingomar200 uploads. What a great channel.

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[@leon13noelspy]

Awesome Simulation! You are pretty knowledgeable when it's about floods and tsunamis. Recently i was looking at north africa in google maps and noticed patterns that look like enornous amounts of water swapped over north africa up to egypt and while draining or retreating left those patterns. What kind of event could do something like this and could you run a simulation of that. I think that might be really interesting

[@raviolooo3841]

Flow patterns in North Africa are probably related to the big paleolakes (es Lake Megachad) that existed there during the African Humid period

[@bssn9469]

Excellent!

[@ShashankRockerYo]

Can you make a video on Four Pests Campaign?

[@MandGmusics]

Hi ingomar200, is it possible to recreate an asteroid of 3km impact near dominican republic and see it in that sinulation you use??? Do you charge something for that incestigation?

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Yaay he returned

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Hey, a new video!! Nice

[@Swenthorian]

The Song did the same breach when the Mongols invaded!

[@cranksetwrench]

You ever thought of doing a video on an ARkStorm scenario in central california?

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I was wondering how there was an ingomar video I hadn't seen, and how it ended up in my recommended. Didn't realize until finishing the video and looking at the comments that it was new haha.

[@alanalpert1423]

Such great work. I wish you would narrate the video.

[@johnfakes1298]

Can u do the santorini/theros Greece island volcano eruption

[@smokydoke1]

how do you make these?

[@MinogFarted]

Idk, he has his own program i think Still hasn't shared it with us

[@ytmndman]

Please make a simulation of the Chesapeake Bay impact

[@maximiliany6338]

Yep, that's chang kai shek's good work, and its effects its still not entirely diminished till today

[@yesman6559]

Yes

[@un1c0rn52]

Reminds me of when you place a water bucket on the side of a mountain in minecraft

[@amotaba]

very interesting

[@Blox-sk2ik]

that would`ve been terrifying if you were in the path of the yellow river as it charged towards the sea

[@painauchocolate2395]

Why do I always turn the volume up

[@Selmarya]

Nobody Yellow river: Ight imma head out to sea

[@csxejoel]

NO WAY HE POSTED

[@ruthannmarie7119]

Wow

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[@rodrixstar6996]

Acapulco 1907 Tsunami Please 🙏

[@melodiefrances3898]

So, they didn't warn people? Or didn't realize what was actually going to happen? Terrifying to think about that kind of power being unleashed intentionally

[@tristan757]

they werent able to. no radios no newspapers or anything. they informed the nearest region but also didnt want to make it public beacuse it was meant to be unexpected for the japanese who were very close. thats why they also did it at night without lights or anything because it was kind of secret

[@monkeypie8701]

Bro, why is it that the video has to start in the US?

[@J7Handle]

So Americans know where China is? Idk

[@monkeypie8701]

@@J7Handle I guess they if all people wouldn't know ay

[@J7Handle]

@@monkeypie8701 Just to be clear, as an American, I don't think Americans are as unaware of world geography as internet street interview videos would have you believe. They cherry pick the funniest clips, after all.

[@monkeypie8701]

@@J7Handle yes it's probably true that they are cherry picking, but from random Americans on the Internet it is apparent that there are many who still don't, you are obviously one who isn't, but the US is the 3rd most populated country in the world so there are still plenty to be good at it

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Lets GO

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Finally :)

[@MinogFarted]

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[@Tamada357]

hi

[@RudolphButler]

This is looks like an tsunami

[@thecatalyst6212]

You ever thought of doing a video on the flooding of the California central valley due to climate change and sea level rise

[@lisajuarez4613]

Japan: GIBBE CLAY OR DIE China: Oh frick, I need to keep my clay safe! China’s mind: Flood the darn river like in 1937 or something like that. China: Ok! *changes river direction* Japan: OH NO IM DROWNING! *Drowns* China: Haha, eat that. Wait why do I hear water rushi- AHHHHHHH *Drowns* Japan: *Coughs up water* I HAVE PREVAILED! *Puts up flag of Japan over Wuhan*

[@h.f6364]

you think japan invaded china because of clay? -

[@jonsorensen1007]

..."surely, it must be the worst purposely-made disaster ever." Dr. Fauci, "Hold my beer."

[@Anonie324]

Careful, you're embarrassing yourself.

[@jameseagle7261]

削足适履，害人不浅

[@Shaden0040]

Isn't the river officially and locally called the Yalu river, not Yellow? Yellow is an anglisized bastardization of the Yalu name.

[@polarwolfie9028]

The Yalu river is the one on the border with North Korea. The Yellow River is much further south, and we call it “yellow” because of the colour of the muddy water