You’re finally back! I rely on you for all of the future tsunami event simulations. Wow. I never even knew how severe the tsunami on Hunga Tonga was! Thank you for this info and the simulation.
These videos rock dude. Keep making videos like this, and never remove the “.mov” file extension from your videos. This is one of the few channels keeping the charm of TH-cam alive. I feel like I’m a kid again, watching videos in my room with my Windows Vista desktop. I would’ve loved this video just the same if I saw it fifteen years ago.
Another great video, quite in-depth and informative this time which is nice. That acoustic wave coupled with the water is interesting. Whoever can understand those equations and input them into a computer to produce this kind of amsr eye candy to share with me and the rest of TH-cam is too kind. Bravo to the genius who is behind these videos and thanks again.
I just came across this channel and it caught my attention when i saw the simulations. I was wondering if you could do the hypothetical "what if the Chicxulub asteroid hit in the pacific ocean on a depth of 5000 meters". I would love to see what kind of waves it generates!
one of the best channels here on YT!!!! haven’t see the mauritania slide from about 11k years ago, need to know if the triggered tsunami reached the richat structure!!!!
Love your videos. Where is the March 2011 Japan Tsunami video? Im surprised you haven't made one or you are in the process? There are not many models of that day that I can find.
Hello! I was looking for your channel and I finally found it! I used to watch your videos a lot and find the visualization very informative. I recently watched a JRE podcast (ep.1928) where Jimmy Corsetti talks about the dissapearance of the city of Atlantis do to some sort of tsunami or water erosion. There is some evidence to support the Younger Dryas theory as being the reason for such enourmous tsunamis being recorded around the globe at around the same time thousands of years ago.. Conclusion: I thought it would be very interesting to see you make a visualization of the Younger Dryas comet Impact and the subsequent tidal waves due to sudden melting of the ice caps and possible comet strikes in the ocean. This way we can better visualize the effect of such cataclysm on different parts of the world, especially key regions of contention amongst archeologists today such as Egypt, the Americas and ofcourse what is now known as Ouadane in Northwest Africa. Not telling you how to make such video, just a fan's request and suggestion. If you read this thanks! Hope I convinced you! Either way, great work on your videos!
I was recently reading about a area in Oregon called crater lake. There was a large landslide in the lake and thought about you in hopes of seeing its water displacement simulation from that event one day. There’s two islands in the lake that probably produced some crazy wave heights and refractions.
The lake is actually inside the caldera of a volcano called Mount Mazama which had a huge eruption about 7,700 years ago, with the eruption large enough for the summit to collapse into the emptied magma chamber, causing a large caldera to form. Through the time, the caldera filled with water forming the lake, as activity continued, forming the islands in the lake.
Hi! There is a possible meteor crater that has been recently discovered in the Ionian sea in front of greece at 36°53'10.7"N, 19°57'06.8"E. I am curious on how high a resulting wave might have been and if it could be the reason for the what looks to be Scour marks on several mountains in greece and italy which are several hundred meters tall. Could you do a simulation of this some time?
I wonder if they will make a remake video of the Chicxulub mega Tsunami since a recently published new study was able to simulate how the gigantic the Tsunami was from the Asteroid impact.
To the whirled publishing who deleted and reposted his last comment after I called him out, Tldr why this is bullshit if the comment is not deleted again, cartographer used to copy older maps because navigating the sea is really dangerous back then in the 1500s. That's why there's so many mistakes. Continents can't just disappear into the ocean in a few hours, from when humans first existed to now, there's no such continent ever, we know of Zealandia, which is not 100% sunken and it took 23 million years for it to sink 90+% not hours. Terra Australis is a legend among map makers that there's a huge continent in the south, called terra Australis from Claudius Ptolemy, used to balance the world out with hyperborea to the north and terra Australis to the south, he's kinda right for all the wrong reasons. Map makers included terra Australis as a hypothetical land in the unexplored south, which is re-enforced by Spanish explorer discovering Australia, which he poetically named terra Australis incognita. The maps back then includes Australia stretching from cape horn through Antarctica to Australia, which is completely wrong but happened several times before during the discovery of the Americas when it stretch west into the Pacific before anyone circumnavigated it and mapped it out. People sailed around Australia and found nothing, there's nothing south of Australia, and going further south is too hazardous, so that's why terra Australis disappeared from the maps, it's because it's wrong. It's not until we have even more advanced and robust marine technology that we actually went south enough to reach Antarctica. You know that it isn't only English in the whole world right, maps get translated, error got translated too. As for mythology, you are using confirmation bias, they have stories most of them are wrong, but if you tried hard enough, you'll get one right. They have stories, we have evidence, it's easy to ignore all the predictions that are wrong and only focus of the predictions that are right.
Did anybody know that the eruption is so powerful that the the shockwave of the explosion made a meteo tsunami all over the globe even at the carrabian sea?
when the world needed him most, he returned...
I found it odd how it's 2022, he's made videos for basically a decade now, and he still doesn't bother to remove the ".mov" at the end
It's part of the style
i think those are added manually in the file name, cuz youtube doesn’t put the extension in the title
Thats his schtick
Who cares? At least he's still making them.
Leave geniuses alone
Heck yeah! Another upload!
Now, if only I could get access to a program like this: this would make a helluva game
when ingomar uploads its a good day
You’re finally back! I rely on you for all of the future tsunami event simulations. Wow. I never even knew how severe the tsunami on Hunga Tonga was! Thank you for this info and the simulation.
These videos rock dude. Keep making videos like this, and never remove the “.mov” file extension from your videos. This is one of the few channels keeping the charm of TH-cam alive. I feel like I’m a kid again, watching videos in my room with my Windows Vista desktop. I would’ve loved this video just the same if I saw it fifteen years ago.
Another great video, quite in-depth and informative this time which is nice. That acoustic wave coupled with the water is interesting. Whoever can understand those equations and input them into a computer to produce this kind of amsr eye candy to share with me and the rest of TH-cam is too kind. Bravo to the genius who is behind these videos and thanks again.
Your simulations recreating actual events with high accuracy despite several model and software limitations never fail to impress.
Amazing how the reef breaks the wave apart
That wrap around thing is also awesome
Still at it. Respect.
Thanks for this. We're in the south island of NZ and are bummed that we didn't hear it.
Welcome back, love the content!
I've been waiting for this! Thank you.
You're back!
Yesss!
I love this channel. I will rewatch his videos now
I ask this on every one of your videos, but can you please make a video on the Chesapeake Bay impact and tsunami?
Welcome back!!!
I just came across this channel and it caught my attention when i saw the simulations. I was wondering if you could do the hypothetical "what if the Chicxulub asteroid hit in the pacific ocean on a depth of 5000 meters". I would love to see what kind of waves it generates!
one of the best channels here on YT!!!! haven’t see the mauritania slide from about 11k years ago, need to know if the triggered tsunami reached the richat structure!!!!
Love your videos. Where is the March 2011 Japan Tsunami video? Im surprised you haven't made one or you are in the process? There are not many models of that day that I can find.
What kind of software do you use to make those amazing simulations?
Hello! I was looking for your channel and I finally found it! I used to watch your videos a lot and find the visualization very informative.
I recently watched a JRE podcast (ep.1928) where Jimmy Corsetti talks about the dissapearance of the city of Atlantis do to some sort of tsunami or water erosion.
There is some evidence to support the Younger Dryas theory as being the reason for such enourmous tsunamis being recorded around the globe at around the same time thousands of years ago..
Conclusion: I thought it would be very interesting to see you make a visualization of the Younger Dryas comet Impact and the subsequent tidal waves due to sudden melting of the ice caps and possible comet strikes in the ocean. This way we can better visualize the effect of such cataclysm on different parts of the world, especially key regions of contention amongst archeologists today such as Egypt, the Americas and ofcourse what is now known as Ouadane in Northwest Africa.
Not telling you how to make such video, just a fan's request and suggestion.
If you read this thanks! Hope I convinced you!
Either way, great work on your videos!
i dont understand the entire math thing, i just like watching the funny computer-made waves move
Its been a year bro! Love your channel for simulation
return of the king
Amazing.
Could you do a simulation of the 1755 Lisbon earthquake and how it affected the the entire iberian coastline?
the return of the king.
I was recently reading about a area in Oregon called crater lake. There was a large landslide in the lake and thought about you in hopes of seeing its water displacement simulation from that event one day. There’s two islands in the lake that probably produced some crazy wave heights and refractions.
The lake is actually inside the caldera of a volcano called Mount Mazama which had a huge eruption about 7,700 years ago, with the eruption large enough for the summit to collapse into the emptied magma chamber, causing a large caldera to form. Through the time, the caldera filled with water forming the lake, as activity continued, forming the islands in the lake.
Could you do simulations for Campi Flegri and also Santorini, the volcano that destroyed Atlantis?
damn, i got excited when i saw notification from ingomar200
Please make a video on mt mazama.
Could you make a simulation for the burckle Maga tsunami ?
Can you do a crust displacement tsunami simulation?
I would like to see simulation Tsunami Deep Impact (1998).
What software is used here?
What impact do you think the caldera collapse might have also added to the Tsunami?
one question: how do you download this simulation program ? 🌋💥🌊
Hi! There is a possible meteor crater that has been recently discovered in the Ionian sea in front of greece at 36°53'10.7"N, 19°57'06.8"E. I am curious on how high a resulting wave might have been and if it could be the reason for the what looks to be Scour marks on several mountains in greece and italy which are several hundred meters tall. Could you do a simulation of this some time?
Please, make 1815 Tambora Tsunami or 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami. Thanks
Whats that hollow column to the right?
The 1 minute averaged baragraph trace from Tongatapu shown from ~2:39 - 2:47 is not something I have seen before. Where was that data presented?
I wonder if they will make a remake video of the Chicxulub mega Tsunami since a recently published new study was able to simulate how the gigantic the Tsunami was from the Asteroid impact.
5:47 he’s saying like being inefficient is a bad thing, imagine if 20-30% of blast energy were transformed into tsunamis.
can you do mount helens the eruption that exploded out the side?
They made a video on that several years ago. It shouldn’t be to difficult to find.
no way he made a new video
To the whirled publishing who deleted and reposted his last comment after I called him out,
Tldr why this is bullshit if the comment is not deleted again, cartographer used to copy older maps because navigating the sea is really dangerous back then in the 1500s. That's why there's so many mistakes.
Continents can't just disappear into the ocean in a few hours, from when humans first existed to now, there's no such continent ever, we know of Zealandia, which is not 100% sunken and it took 23 million years for it to sink 90+% not hours.
Terra Australis is a legend among map makers that there's a huge continent in the south, called terra Australis from Claudius Ptolemy, used to balance the world out with hyperborea to the north and terra Australis to the south, he's kinda right for all the wrong reasons. Map makers included terra Australis as a hypothetical land in the unexplored south, which is re-enforced by Spanish explorer discovering Australia, which he poetically named terra Australis incognita. The maps back then includes Australia stretching from cape horn through Antarctica to Australia, which is completely wrong but happened several times before during the discovery of the Americas when it stretch west into the Pacific before anyone circumnavigated it and mapped it out.
People sailed around Australia and found nothing, there's nothing south of Australia, and going further south is too hazardous, so that's why terra Australis disappeared from the maps, it's because it's wrong. It's not until we have even more advanced and robust marine technology that we actually went south enough to reach Antarctica.
You know that it isn't only English in the whole world right, maps get translated, error got translated too. As for mythology, you are using confirmation bias, they have stories most of them are wrong, but if you tried hard enough, you'll get one right. They have stories, we have evidence, it's easy to ignore all the predictions that are wrong and only focus of the predictions that are right.
INGOMAR'S BACK, GET THE BOYS AROUND
Did anybody know that the eruption is so powerful that the the shockwave of the explosion made a meteo tsunami all over the globe even at the carrabian sea?
how you edit