Aftermath To The World's Deadliest Natural Disasters [4K] | Mega Disaster | Spark
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
- 00:00:00 Volcanoes
00:50:47 Tsunamis
01:41:19 Tornadoes
02:31:54 Earthquakes
A 4K Remastered compilation of the best 'Mega Disaster' episodes featuring Tornadoes, Volcanoes, Tsunamis & Earthquakes.
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I love the spark channel so much could spend days weeks and months on this🎉
always take my computer to bed and falls asleep to these ! 😁
Phone....falls out of hands....oh sleep time.
Tune in to this Tune out the snoring beside me
Literally same! Just on my phone haha
@@michaeljones9301 for real! The worst is when it busts your lip or forehead 😂
@@scopeyourpeace3975 yep...that wakes u
"Mind-blown by the innovation here! Technology is just amazing!"
Jiro pronounced (Hero) What a Man. Saves his Family, but the Tsunami was so quick, it still gets them. Saves himself, hears his daughter ,jumps in saves her. Then they find his wife and son alive clinging to debris. This family was meant to live. Incredible! Fisherman are tough people no matter which country they live.
انتم ايها الجهلة ولستم علماء تعتقدون ان هذا الذي يحصل بسبب الطبيعة. لانكم لا تؤمنون بان خالق هذا الكون هو الله ولا شيء سواه ... فستظلون في جهل حتى تعرفوا الكفر الذي انتم فيه.. هناك في جهنم فسيعلم الظالمين بكفرهم
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@@palck9tg What was the purpose of this?
@@moheideenalmadani3773 lol
@@DaveS71 braindamage
Played this on my tv while doing my housework. Resting and falling asleep when the video is at the Tsunami, woke up during the Earthquake. Now I'm watching Tornadoes which I missed earlier. Loves this super long documentary! 👍
I am the same way 💯
It’s one hour
I mean three hours
@@peanutbutton7320 that's pretty long
@@peanutbutton7320 Everyone can see how long it is :p
I live an hour away from Mt St Helens. I was 8 when it erupted and we watched it from our pasture. People drove by our house and asked if they could sit and watch it also. It was one of the most exceptional times of my life for many many reasons.
You never know what each day brings.
That is so true !
Every time Hawaii is mentioned, I can't stop the Hawaii 5-0 theme tune playing in my head 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
Thanks for the awesome marathon! This made grinding in a game a lot more educational! :D
Thank you and glad to hear it! What other sort of comps/marathons do you like watching?
Wow, more then 3 hours! This is gonna take me 4 weeks to finish. Great bedtime docu’s 😉
Than* (:
Lol
God bless them
Stop playing games then, you might learn something.
End up here and finally realize I am by no means alone in putting on documentaries for bedtime
Best tornado and earthquake documentary ever made. The wrath and fury of them are the worst things in nature.
I just love science. Science never cease to amaze me.
Your channel magnificently captures the divine choreography of nature's disasters, turning each hurricane and flood into a visual hymn.
2:13:37 I'm watching this at home in Murphy, just down the street from Longfellow Park, the site of Longfellow School, which was destroyed during the 1925 tornado.
I love how these programs come across as being filmed in 1992, but then really it's like 2008
@Iris I think it's the difference HD makes, now standard def seems as dated as black and white TV.
Perfect on a day like today!! The world has gone mad and sooo not normal
The sounds of a storm are a powerful reminder of the Earth's dynamic atmosphere
Thanks a lot - Merci beaucoup
Absolutely fantastic video, great info and presentation, kept me so hooked all the way through, well done!
That was wonderful and very informative. A little scary too...
Thanks ever sooooooo much...🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Wow, truly amazing information, stories, pictures, videos - Well presented, well told. - to all who contributed to all of this - Thank you!
yeah but its 15 yrs old, every catagory needs updated.
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The tsunami episode hits different when you realize it was released just two years before the Japanese 2011 tsunami
Wait really?damn it would have maybe also Been mentioned in eartquakes as it was a 9.1 quake that made the tsunami
I put these on my computer and let it fall asleep to them,.. it loves it
Appreciate the long format for night time.
Thank you so much for this videos.😊💞
😭 I can't help but feel overwhelmed by the emotions these pictures of natural disasters stir.
Wow! Good stuff! Thanks to everyone involved in making all this!
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The intros are VERY jazzing! Thanks ! 😊
Pretty good doc! Very informative & interesting.
Mother Nature is so relentless and powerful.
Yeah, and people with their Underground Atomic Bomb Tests. Now they ask themselves, HOW IS POSSIBLE ???
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This is only the beginning, the whole earth will melt soon. Our Creator is coming to remake the earth. He says repent and be saved, not a bad deal, is it?
@@williamnordeste1169 🙄🙄
It never ceases to amaze me how some are so arrogant to assume some deity saved them while he killed dozens of others. Bless your heart.
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I'm so glad that I came across your channel! You have a new subscriber!
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Wow, truly amazing information
Great quality tx .. ciao belli. ... from California with Love
Goodnight everyone
Great documentary.
I clicked yes because it was so graphic and scary. However, it causes me to pray and be afraid. MAYBE THAT IS A GOOD THING. gOOD BLESS!
"For God does not give us a spirit of fear, but of power, but of love and a sound mind." 2 Timothy 1:7 (KJV) 🙏 Stay close to God and he will stay close to you..much required right now, listen to his discernment.
Good history channel
Most of these documentaries rarely mention Mauna Loa volcano... Kilauea always gets the best press. I get it, Kilauea is just more sexy, more active, doing all the hard work. While Mauna Loa is very, very... none of that. However, it's probably the most dangerous volcano on the big island. When it goes, it will only take somewhere between 15 to 30 minutes for its lava to reach the sea... and almost no one will be able to get out of the way (especially if it explodes during the night). Mauna Loa is the biggest mountain on the surface of the entire earth, it consists of approximately 18,000 cubic miles of material. For a comparison, Mt Rainier consists of only 0.69 cubic miles of material. You could literally fit more than 26,000 Mt Rainiers inside of Mauna Loa. Anything that has ejected that much material over its entire existence... isn't exactly safe.
Mahalo for the information on Mauna Loa!
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I'm gonna have to see if I can find a good documentary on this!
This explains the mudflood we have probably had to deal with major tsunamis all throughout history and that's why everything is buried under meters of dirt
Idk how you can make a documentary on tornadoes without including the 2013 El Reno tornado. It wasn't the most deadly, but it was by far the largest tornado ever recorded on Earth, and possibly had the fastest wind speeds ever recorded on Earth. At it's peak it was 2.6 miles(4.1km) wide, with maximum wind speeds estimated to be 336mph(540kph). It only killed 8 people because it occurred in mostly rural farmland, but if a tornado that big and fast were to hit a major city it would kill tens of thousands of people.
This was made back in 2006 -_-
@@history_loves_anime8927 It’s a compilation of episodes from “Mega Disasters.” I never watched that show so idk when it was made and the description doesn’t say anything about when the show was or when this compilation was made.
the houses built on tornado alley don't have cellars/basements?? they are on slabs?? doesn't even make sense. as a matter of fact, it' stupid. i don't get it.
These are the best way to fall asleep for me! But sometimes i wake up so scared for some reason
@ 2:59:00 - The New Madrid quakes of 1811/1812 were the cause of many strange phenomena of which some have never been explained. One being the “Thunderbird”! That winter was the very first of sightings, which still occur today whenever the New Madrid fault is rocked.
I was born and raised in East Central Illinois, along the Indiana state line, and currently live in Indiana, just across the state line where I used to live. The New Madrid trimmers & quakes are almost always felt even further north than where I am. And in a 1989 quake, we experienced a ground ripple, and watched the stucco facade crumble & fall off the exterior of a 2 story apartment building. All of this paragraph just to say that I know all about the New Madrid fault line along southern Illinois/East Missouri.
Back to the 1811/12 quakes, along with the appearance of the Thunderbird, one of the quakes even caused the Mississippi River to flow in reverse for several days & created several lakes along the the way.
As for the Thunderbird, locals don’t know where the quakes cause it’s appearance, or it’s appearance causes the quakes.
Thx for this .
It seems like strong storms are getting worse. There seems to be more derechos in the Midwest. I’m on the West Coast and the summers seem more humid and the last tropical storm was bizarre. I love weather watching.
So who's ready for bed?!!! 😁🛌🏾
Wow Murphysboro is only 19 miles away from me, so is Benton, IL.
My friend and I were sitting in his mobile home in Marion, IL. when we received a warning from a state police officer on his loudspeaker , that a tornado was moving towards the trailer park & expected to be there in under 5 minutes. It was a F-0.
My friend & I jumped into my car then drove down to the main road 1/8th of a mile away. We were looking around for the tornado but couldn't see it. All of a sudden, it started raining real hard. It made it impossible to see anything. After about 1 minute we got out of the car to try to pinpoint the where the tornado was? We wanted to know which way to drive to get away from it.
Both the rain & wind had stopped at this time. We were looking around and around then, I looked straight up above us & said " oh my God!" My friend turned to me & joined me looking straight up. We were looking up the very center of the tornado. The bottom of the tornado was just a little higher than the telephone poles. The opening at the bottom of it was as wide as the four-lane highway with a turn lane in the center. You could hear the high-speed whistling & whipping around in the sky. What amazed both of us the most was, ...we could see all the way up through the center of the tornado into space. The very center Inside the Tornado at the top of the clouds was blackened out just like is was night time.
The tornado went over us in about 10-15 seconds. The clouds then turned all different colors. Beautiful colors like of a rainbow.
I thank God we did not get sucked up inside of it!
This Tornado did eventually touch back down a few times as it flew over the town. I believe the worst it did was destroy an old barn.
Extremely rare that would happen.
Wow, that was the experience of a lifetime!!!😮
Formatted to perfection
I really think so as well. I’m glad you said that.
Perfect background to fall asleep
Have mercy Jesus. The most devastating life changing thing i have ever watched. The fragility of life and the testimony of the human spirit. No words.....but God help us all. To see all that destruction and lives lost, suffered and fought for in the real.....speechless and grateful.
That was excellent and exciting.thankyou .
Why aren’t hurricanes on this D: I mean the video was great don’t get me wrong but now I wanna see you do that too
I've always wanted to see a sim of the Vesuvius area Super Volcano. Docs from the USA always concentrate on Yellowstone. Stay safe, Italy.
Thnx for upload this video I was like watching a movie
Thank you so much beautiful soul for sharing this video with us.🙏👍💐💐💖💕😘😘🌠☄️💫😇🦋🌈🕊️✨🧚♀️✨
I wonder what poor Sugar do to loose its sweet spot in a basement : ))
God bless them.
The full series :o
Too bad the music has to be so loud. Otherwise, everything is super good and interesting. Lower the music and it will be much better and the narrator will be heard more clearly.
I guess I'm not the only one to do that. Nice to have company.
currently watching this out of state as my hometown, that hasn’t had an actual tornado in years, has tornado warnings while i worry about my house, friends and pets
Spectacular documentary
Gave me goosebumps
Much enjoyable with cold red bull
I watch these documentary’s when I’m about lay down for the night. I usually wake up during the earthquake part.🤣🤣
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Each Hawaiian island doesn't have a volcano. It was the same volcano that created the whole chain. Oh the joys of tectonic plates. 😅
A lone survivor, that lady. :)
They weren't "last words" of you're still alive to speak them.
It blows my mind that someone could look at such death & devastation that occurred during a horrific storm
and declare it to be a _"miracle of God",_ just because they were the lucky one that survived.
If you grew up in a stupid Bible belt like I did, moody rick, these religious morons will try to tell you that "God works in mysterious ways!" What would obviously be a "miracle of God" if every single person would survive a terrible natural catastrophe, not just a few! And their pet cats and dogs too!!!😊
Eh. Normal human reaction. When it's that horrific, it feels like a miracle when you live. Nothing to worry about.
@@milliealderman9796 Yeah sure, it's a "normal" reaction, but it is still far removed from the way I see things.
And yes, it would be more accurate for me to say, "it no longer blows my mind" like it once did. (desensitized)
What is your opinion about the cascadia (off of Vancouver Island..Seattle..Alaska)?
1:13:14 my god the sound of it just hitting the blocks.😲😲
I remember a quake that hit south of Tacoma WA. In 1965 that centered about a mile below the surface, I still remember seeing the shockwaves traveling on the surface that as a 5 year old child looked huge
Mt St Helens was just a warning to the world that I was arriving lol
Help us, ObiWanCanobi! You're our only hope. Haha.
Love this :}
This world is not our home....we are just passing through....
So thankful that is true! 🙏🛐✝️🥰
"They build their homes next to a volcano and then they wonder why they have lava in the living room." George Carlin
😆 yea but in the Monserrat case their entire island nation was a volcano!
like NIMBY!! (“Not In My Back YARD!”) --George Carlin- the BEST!!🙂🙂
@@turtlejeepjen314 Bill Burr isn't bad either.
@@rockydubois2418 But I bet that a lot of them didn't even know that until it erupted under their feet and they had lava in their living rooms!
It was a metaphor. No one in Hawaii "wonders why" they have lava. Anywhere you live, any way you choose to live, involves risk. People smoke, drink, eat crappy food, avoid medical care, etc., then wonder why someone would live near a volcano that erupts every few 100 or 1,000 years. LoL.
i've never bought the 1000 plus foot high wave that the fellows fishing boat simply climbed up and safely rolled with, never!
I thot about that too. erosion and debris deposits along the bank by the wave would definitely indicate how high it was.
You like hacking hidden cameras in parlors and I like super volcanoes 😻
Good documentry, liked it, although I had to watch it in parts.
at 2:55:48, January 26, is republic day😉
Mother Nature is fierce and she has mood swings 😂
Reelfoot Lake has some bass, but Reelfoot is famous for its bluegill and crappie fishing, both of which rank among the best in the state.
cheers, spark but no way is iceland only 4800 kilometres from hawaii. no way jose!
23:50 what that guy and this doc fail to mention is that (assuming it's the same photographer...85% sure it is) he had his young son with him taking pics on the NE side of Mt St Helens at a lake. That man ONLY moved spots because his son went berserk and freaked out demanding they move to a different location. Less than an hour after they moved the mountain went kaboom. The area the man was originally was ABSOLUTELY destroyed. So he and his son would have died had the man not given in to the tantrum of a 10 yr old. Bet that man is glad he's a push over and caved to his son's demand.
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Episode on tornadoes: And this is why houses 'round here have basements. Also one of the things I was most terrified of as a kid, along with thunderstorms in general. Almost getting hit by lightning will do that.
I live in Dallas. When visitors for work would ask how the weather could go from 60 to 35 in an hour, I would point out that the only thing between us and Canada was the Red River and it was usually dry. LOL
There's a park with a rec center a couple of blocks from me. It has a weather shelter with a basement, so I guess I'll go there if I ever have to.
@Tonda l. Little 🙄
@Tonda l. Little Amen 🙏
My parents had a home about 65 miles north of St. Helens we felt the quake from the eruption
I live in NW Washington, and remember that day, we heard it blow, even though we were across the state, and did see fine ash. I remember to this day where I was standing when Mt. St Hellen’s blew. I was 15 years old
I was 8. Dad took me up to the roof of the house to watch in Federal Way.
Lạy CHÚA Cha giàu lòng nhân ái chúng con xin Cha thương xót chúng con và toàn thế giới Amen 😭🙏😭🙏😭🙏
Let’s go brandon 🍦🍦🍦
1:14:03...this man got some major stones going into a tsunami tank with 1 ton water coming at you....
Lạy Cha hằng hữu xin Cha thương xót chúng con và toàn thế giới Amen 😭🙏😭🙏😭🙏
Boy, am I glad there are no active volcanoes in Australia !!!!
You have DROP BEARS. No volcano can withstand the horror. 😭
8B homosapiens might be considered a disaster by many people.
I live in Southern Africa and I think the fact that we don’t have volcanoes or earth quakes And are not close to any is why people moved out of here to repopulate the planet for millions of years ! And the interior. Of the place is very high above sea level !
*Cough* Marion Island *Cough*
I love to see one of this for st vincent and the grenadines volcano eruption
35 meters wave = 114' 9" tall
i love weather,you have to prepare 4 it.