1080p Color | Tacoma Narrows Bridge Collapse - DeOldify
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- Original film footage of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapse converted into 1080p resolution using Topaz Video Enhance AI and added color with DeOldify. The Galloping Gertie bridge was easily affected by the winds which ended with a collapse.
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Those guys building it at the beginning had an intense job!
They had a daredevils dream job, and I’m sure most of them honestly enjoyed it.. till they fell..
Galloping Gertie, so named by the bridge builders because of how much they witnessed it flexing during construction. IIRC, the lead engineer warned that it would fail one day, but the state pushed forward anyway. The engineer set up a shack at the end of the span with a camera to capture the failure, which provided most of the footage in this clip.
What does IIRC stand for?
@@theanxiouscatechist2504 Google is your friend for these types of inquiries. IIRC is short for "If I Recall Correctly."
@@jakeman525 nobody uses IIRC IRL
@@kingofnara cap
It wasn't a collapse, it was an unscheduled rapid disassembly.
Just like bombing a place is un-intentional urban redevelopment.
Finally at 3:00 someone decided "Yeah, I don't think this is good I better get outta here!"
Dont understand why these don’t get more attention. They’re really good.
Thanks for the work and sharing them.
Opened 1. July 1940 & collapsed 7. November 1940.
I wonder how many cars passed over it in those few months
they still did better than Caltrans
I still think this is some of the creepiest footage Ive ever seen...
Outstanding! You deserve a lot more subscribers, you could restore movies like Nosferatu, and many more, I'm really really impressed, best wishes to you
Watching Nosferatu in colors would be amazing, please do it!
The original film of this bridge collapse was shot in full colour. th-cam.com/video/qbOjxPCfaFk/w-d-xo.html
It was cause by an earthquake?
@@christbenitez8797 It was caused by high winds combined with design flaws
That would take some time to do.
thank you for colorizing this footage
The original footage from the day of the collapse was filmed in color by a camera shop owner who had access to Kodachrome color film. The black and white version came from newsreels which was more widely circulated.....that one was used here for the purposes of this demonstration and to match the rest of the footage.
All physics books all over the world show pictures of this bridge to illustrate the resonance principle. Science aside, I feel sorry for the dog.
(bridge violently twists side to side)
(that one guy) "yes this is safe to stand in the middle of still, i'll stay here for some reason."
No problem, this video is from the time when death was not invented yet.
@@somedumbozzie1539 try? So he didn't get the dog? :(
So vivid color, such crisp 1080p.
Hey, it was 80 years ago
2:26 People just walking away like nothing is happening.
If something like this happened today. There would be a large crowd of people filming it with their smartphones.
Well, you're watching this now because at least someone thought it important enough to record.
@@watzitoya5821 Thank god for smart phones.
Yes and then we go build another shitty bridge because the firm responsible received no public outcry due to a lack of documentation, without phones that is
@Jason The man in the tan fedora was my Uncle Ray. I think the reason he and the other people were walking away was probably because they had been directed to leave for safety reasons.
I wonder if that abandoned car was ever recovered? Or is it still at the bottom of the river? Imagine divers going down in that river to see it like they do on ship wrecks?
That's not a river, its the ocean and its deep. Local tales say giant squids hang around there.
Poor doggo.
@Ashton Diring The dog also went down. There is a park named after the dog nearby: Tubby's Trail dog park
Where was the doggo? I didn't see him
@@Garrettdx1988 He was in the car. :(
This is some really good acid
lol YUP 4 way windowpane ! (~);}
Mothman coming atcha
Engineers: Lets build a bridge without cross bracing despite the long span.
Fourier Series:
Wasn't this one aeroelastic divergence?
Didn't it have to do with the natural frequency of the bridge and the wind or something
Using AI to upscale colorize a very worn out black & white copy of footage that was originally shot at much higher quality and was in color to begin with? I love a lot of what is done with DeOldify, but this is a strange choice, especially since the original color footage is available. A side by side comparison of the original color footage with a DeOldified copy of a less worn out black & white copy would be interesting to see. It would could show how accurate the tech is.
TIL all bridge builders back then were Buster Keaton.
This gives me flashbacks to being thrown around in the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake of Japan
RIP Tubby.
That poor pup.
China have the Humen bridge, and it's doing the same thing. Has been since 1997.
“O tha humanity”
What made the bridge sway
the wind caught the edge of the bridge like a plane wing causing LIFT, as it rose the angle changed and the bridge would lower, then repeat - kinda sorta lol
Gale winds
Poor guy who lost his car on it, I feel bad for him. Also imagine if there was sound of the bridge swinging available.
Yeah :/ on a more positive note: Gumshoe!
What year was this
1940
1:31 *Deep Sea Orchaestra starts playing*
How NOT to build a bridge.
Some of this video is mirrored.
Why the fuck they so calm
oops
👍
格好いい
0:05 "the six million Tacoma steel span took a year to build"... uh... the 6 million WHAT? What unit are they referencing? 6 million pounds? 6 million tons? 6 million inches? 6 million grams? 6 million dollars? 6 million hours? 6 million rivets? 6 million sheets of metal? 6 million injuries? 6 million oversights? 6 million liabilities? 6 million headaches? 6 million examples of "6 million..." followed by various units of references? 6 million spaces following this question mark?
6 million kudos given to the TH-camrs who persevered and made it down here? 6 million instances of life's potential effectively squandered in the reading of this comment in it's entirety? 6 million disappointing head shakes to those who actually counted the 6 million spaces? 6 million TH-camrs currently engaging in racially and/or sexually charged discourse in this and other comments sections? 6 million absurd unit examples I couldn't think of while writing this? 6 million "6 million [unit]" statements followed by a "?"? 6 million "thumbs up" received for this comment? 6 million regrets for the precious time of life in the 21st century that was entirely wasted in producing this benign comment? 6 million erroneous attempts given in spelling both "benign" and "erroneous" correctly before shamefully submitting to spell check? 6 million... you get it.
Dollars.
@@demandred1957 oh ok, thanks
@Mr. Forgetful lol
Einmalig . Ähnlich wie der Untergang der Titanic
This what happens when my music is up crossing bridges
I dunno Frank, I just don't think Lady Gaga has enough bass in it to slap like that bridge
Another example how science failed us
As if the millions of times it helped us didn't matter.