Earthquake: Disaster foretold in the Pacific Northwest
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- A KING 5 special presentation spotlights the major earthquake threats facing the Pacific Northwest and what residents can do to prepare.
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This needs to be aired at least once a year. (Updated per any geological studies)
How much money is the federal government going to spend on rebuilding the area? Just thought about that.
@@brandoncameron2686 how money to build the area you say? The answer to your question; is zero
@@BobbyConner-yn8nn well, everyone’s always saying that the government is broke. We’ve already made a lot of infrastructure deteriorate over the years.
@@brandoncameron2686 They are too busy supporting Ukraine.
If you come across my path and you are hungry,
....I will share my last crust of bread with you.
..If you are cold, please sit by the fire with me ... I’ll make you a cup of tea 🌿
.. If you are in anguish, I will sit, listen, and comfort you ❤️
We’re all in this together .. we just need to remember 🙏🏼
Susan Donahue this made me feel better thank you💜
Susan Words that comfort in times of need ,but words we could all live by to make the world a better place ,thank you .
Thomas Smestead
It’s a good thing that I’m not the threatening or “taking” type🙏🏼❤️
Desiree Bernert May God bless you🙏🏼
@@thomassmestead6424 So American.
I was born in Tacoma, Washington and found this presentation to have been made so well, that it’s apropos for virtually anywhere. Survival depends upon how well you are prepared. Don’t expect others to do it for you.
You see that over and over, the difference between prepared and determined and those expecting the government to do everything for them. And, if big daddy government gives prep ideas and warnings, and says to evacuate or wear a mask, they blow it off and after, sue big daddy, right? The mask thing is just bewildering! Something so simple and helpful! I have worn one during dust storms and weeks and weeks of smoke from fires...even vacuuming in the old days before good filters. People in other countries have worn them in severe smog or disease outbreaks...It just makes good sense. This is a real change in common sense and values. It is really fear driven by manipulators. We must use caution during disasters not to get caught up in crazy rumors and other fear-driven paranoia
G'day from south Australia 🇦🇺
Very well said. We have to rely on our selves and to be prepared to help our fellow people and ourselves. God bless you and please stay safe, healthy and happy. Best wishes from Smithfield, South Australia 🇦🇺 Australia 🇦🇺 🦘
Hi Tacoma!!! I'm here too. Hopefully you're up off of the waterfront!
Proper preparation prevents piss poor results.
I just watched another video that stated when the big one hits here, between the earthquake and Tsunami, eveything West of I-5 will be toast.
I have been talking about this for 30 years, with much eye-rolling from my fellow Washingtonians. I am so glad it is finally being legitimized. Although sadly, many people are still eye-rolling.
I was in Vancouver Canada years ago when there was a shake... really quite frightening although there was no damage to speak of ; but the feeling of something completely out of your control leaves a lasting impression.
@@elizabethabbott2982 I went through the '89 Loma Prieta quake and knew I was helpless after doing what I could do.I's not something pleasant.
Good for you, King 5. Excellent show with excellent impact. Not too much but not too little. The more people prepared to fend for themselves, the fewer people sitting and suffering while waiting for limited delayed rescuers.
The more people who are prepared to fend for themselves the less likely they will have to fend off those who are not.
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@@user-ym2kb1cp5e The mega Quake in the west coast of the state of california will be caused by the cascadia subduction zone off the coast of Washington and state of Oregon. This disaster will happen on August 21, or September 21 in 2023 of this year. I ensure you that I have access to knowledge of a universal disaster that is upon the fate of mankind. There will soon Be a new earth , and this world we are in now will be our way of life will become a thing of the past. The world will depopulated, fewer people on earth. The disaster will not be caused by man but will be caused by the forces of nature; i won't say what that force is . I'm Dark Fate. We live in dark time's now and i know the fate of every man, woman, and child. This why i why i called myself Dark Fate. Share this information above to anyone who is like minded as your selves. Thing you for reading Dark Fate's future events. Warning , don't take what you read lightly. Enjoy whatever life you have for it won't last too long. End here.
@@kerryrook8868 The mega earth quake will happen in the west coast of the entire state of California on August 21, or September 21 in 2023 . Will be caused by the cascadia subduction zone off the coast of Washington state and Oregon state. The whole length of the San Andreas fault will ruptured as far into Mexico's border. Don't take this lightly, for what I say will come true. By Dark Fate.
I lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for 34 years and experienced several earthquakes, including the quake of '89. In a storage unit next to my house, I kept canned food, water, extra clothes, a tent, and assorted camping equipment. I didn't know anyone else who prepared for the inevitable. I think their plan was to rely on the government. If hundreds of thousands are in need of immediate assistance, what are the chances you'll be number one on the list? Buy several days worth of necessities and plan on taking care of yourself. Don't tell lots of other people you have stored supplies. When people are hungry and thirsty, they will take what they need by force. Get ready, and keep your mouth shut.
I'm ready to tent camp for a year. Including food &water
I successful translated Nostradamus century 10 - quatrain 67, & it reveal to me that the Big One will happen on August 21, 2023. If u ignore this then you may not survive. I'm already prepared are you? From, Bobby.
@@BobbyConner-yn8nn Nostradamus is a joke...😂
@@fraydcat Nostradamus may be a joke to you and some others , but wait and see and when his prophecy of the Big Earthquake come true , then i'll be the one to get the last laugh of you!, I assure you indeed. So have a good one any way.
Yes people will take things by force when they become extremely desperate for food and water when the day come when they won't find none. I will definitely keep my mouth shut about stored food, water, etc.
It’s about time someone said to have two weeks of food. It’s going to take some time for help to come. Three days is not enough. Thanks
Don’t forget about water. One gallon a day for each person.
Two weeks isn’t enough. 3-4 months, minimum.
@@hecatesdaughter2207 Yes, absolutely. Tap water is fine if drawn up in advance and stored in plastic bottles. I use 2 liter soda bottles. Read about the SODIS water treatment method.
@@kathyyoung1774 yes that is more correct.
My husband’s cousin had a sweatshirt that said “STOP PLATE TECTONICS”. Massive silliness, but I want one!
My husband and I live in Florida, but he moved here from Seattle 6 years ago. As I was watching this I was reminded of our hurricane season shows that prepare us to be ready, just in case. This is a great program.
Having worked and lived in the Portland area, I have my doubts that the majority of people living in this area would fair very well. As soon as the grid goes down, most would freak out. Without cell phones and city services life would be extremely difficult for them. Most of the houses held up by stilts on the hillsides, on loose wet soil, would collapse. Honestly, the people most likely to survive would be the homeless. In my opinion.
Just moved from Portland Oregon, after living there for 4 yrs. For this & other reasons, I agree , the homeless are more likely to make it .Get away from the oceans, asap.
That’s bc liberals are taught to depend on the government instead of knowing how to take care of themselves
Homeless and wealthy, apparently. The evacuation capsules discussed in the video will only be purchased by the well-heeled.
I left Portland when I learned all the fuel tanks on the Columbia will collapse because they are built on silt, and all the bridges connecting the two halves of Portland will go down, leaving those on the east side of the Willamette stranded without resources.
The homeless are less likely to be killed immediately, but they haven't a way to survive the aftermath unless they come for what you have, which they will. Be prepared.
We used to donate monthly to the red cross while being on a disability pension. 5 years we gave $10 per month. When I found out how much their CEOs make, we stopped donating. Our measly $10 and our son's $10 were being totally wasted. You can also find out how much of your donation goes to helping people, the red crosses amount is shamefully low.
Thats why i ask how much % do they take can be 45% so 55% of it goes to what happens
@@glyn1 but is this guaranteed? the numbers
So did you ask the CEO why they make so much from "DONATIONS"? ANYONE CAN PUT % AND #'S ON PAPER I WANT TO SEE THE RESULT'S...
@@reynaldomejia3917 have you asked them that they don't?. Its public knowledge because it's a charity idiot .
@Mark Honeait made me Ill when I found out.
Excellent information,matter of fact,sensible,no drama! Thank you!
This was a REALLY well done doc! I've lived 5 miles from the San Andres Fault in southern California for over 30 years. I'm prepared for the big one both in my car and home. However, I learned about so many aspects of earthquakes that would affect me that I never thought of. Great public service video!
I appreciate it when well educated curious people contribute to documentaries. This is the best I’ve seen.
I hate to disappoint you but in Southern California you'll just have a fairly normal earthquake if you have one at all.
@@kevincleveland763 What a ridiculous and foolish comment. No one knows when or how strong the next quake will be. No one. So I always have emergency supplies.
Thanks for the comment. It's true that we cannot predict precisely the specific strength of an earthquake. However, we know from observation of the geological fault line and from past history that this earthquake 9+. We also know that it has a regular cycle on which it occurs and is 73 years late. So, my assertion is reasonable. It will be soon, and it will be bad. And if I'm wrong and people prepare anyhow, I won't feel bad about it. However if it happens tomorrow and people are well prepared and survive that make me delighted.
You're right, in that the earth has provided millennia of evidence of activity about the coming and going of quakes, their patterns, their intensity, their locations. Studying all of this would give one an educated opinion.
Well done, and the science was there. No sensational stuff, just good science and practical knowledge.
I see genuine care from these people. The world can learn another from this...Thanks...well done.
With the survival capsules, you’d have to remember your phone or have some kind of locator beacon or you could be lost at sea or buried under debris for hours. Scary if you’re claustrophobic.
We don’t get much here in Australia
I know, right. I'd rather swim than to get into that capsule.
imagine getting sucked miles out to ocean lol nobody would ever know assuming they float
Better anchor that bobber good!
@@smokymcpot5917 You'd end up with a lot of broken bones, cuts and swallowed water. IF you survived. Look at any of the Japanese videos. Good luck if you have to but I'd be heading up hill as soon as they made the first announcement.
Born, raised & still living in the Pacific Northwest i've been hearing this all my life. I predict we won't be prepared b/c it's easy to become complacent & say "yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever" until it happens then we'll complain why nobody warned us. Just human nature isn't it?
Ahhh, but they are upgrading every time they rebuild things... I-5? Alot of it has been upgraded. The overpass over the Puyallup river in Tacoma just got done... Little by little, they're working on it. I live just east of I 5 and just enough elevation that Ill avoid the tsunami as long as I and my house makes it through the quake. Retrofitting the house to increase my chances...
At the time of the 2001 earthquake I was sitting in our real estate office in Kirkland. When it hit the guys in the computer room and I got out fast. I've never forgotten standing in the parking lot with the asphalt rolling in waves so that it was hard to stay up. That was a 6.8 and I have no interest in experiencing a larger one especially the monster predicted.
I was in a dental office in Lacey with my two kids. I have been in many earthquakes over the years so I usually wait before I get "excited". After 20 seconds and panels falling down from the roof I got out of there. There were quite a few anxious parents in the parking lot worried about their children..no cell phones were working. I did my best to assure them that their kids were ok and that this was really not a very serious quake. Our cell phones came back on fairly quickly so everyone left. I understood their concerns. Quakes are scarey especially if you have never experienced one in the 6 range.
I was in Lakewood. I thought it was pretty cool. But then I was young... Lol. Now I'm more worried about electricity in winter... I hate being cold. Lol.
I live in west Texas-we have earthquakes her on the order of M2-2.5, never feel em. But I watch a lot of geology documentaries including earthquakes. I am thrilled to see the education and preparations going on! Can't prevent it, glad to see y'all preparing! May it be centuries from now.
Or tomorrow?
As a Texan I can tell you people pride themselves on preparing for survivalist situations, the more apocalyptical, the better. Most of the people I know can field dress a deer, grow a garden, sew their own clothes, and prepare beans 25 different ways. These are the people whose descendants will populate the earth post Armageddon. I have my reservations about the folks in Western Oregon and Washington feeding themselves without a Starbucks and Whole Foods.
... we have earthquakes her...?? 👍
Awsome video KING 5. Wish more ststions nation and world wide took your proactive attitude to informing the people of the real dangers. Keep up the good work.
i live in New Zealand. Just like the west coast of Canada we too live on an active fault line at the edge of two plates. in recent times NZ has experienced damaging earthquake events. So when I watched this video I found it relevant, informative and educational specifically the survival platforms . Your region and geographic history is very, very similar. We too are expecting an overdue big event. Great video!
During the strong 1989 earthquake in California, I was in San Francisco. It was like being in a washing machine. Scary. 😰
Conchita Casiano I was in San Jose just a couple of miles north of the epicenter. I will never forget it. We were lucky, no injuries only very minor property damage. But 2 miles west of us old homes were knocked off their foundations and chimneys were gone. 2 Miles to east new apartments lost all their balconies. We need to upgrade our standards and retrofit. And prepare to survive as most of us will survive the quake.
i remember the ground looked like liquid
it happens to me in 1965 in bucaramanga colombia i was 10 years old yes i was scare !!!
Retrofitting existing buildings in a crowded metro area isn't possible. People want affordable housing - the cost has to come out somewhere, and cheap materials is where it happens
I was working in Moss Landing, right next to the PG&E power plant, about 15 miles from the epicenter. I watched those 500' tall stacks move and sway back and forth. I would have never believed they could move so much, yet return to plumb. Later, serious cracks were found and workmen had to wrap them with stainless steel straps to hold them together. They are no longer used and 20 years ago the decision was made to have them taken down, but huge job and they still remain standing.
I honestly don't think those shelters are high enough. In japan and in the indian ocean tsunami, water levels were as high as 40-60 meters
Japan is on the ocean. Seattle is inland and between it and the Cascadia faultline is a 7,000+' tall mountain range. The last time a big quake hit the area it did not send a tsunami anywhere near what is near Seattle. It did wipe out the Washington coastline and send a tsunami cross the Pacific to Japan.
@@shamanbeartwo3819 During the Great Eastern Japan quake,Tsunami sent waves up rivers into the mountains of japan 700 feet above sea level and 7 miles inland....Seattle sits in a bay which is directly linked to the Pacific,if a tsunami happens from a 9.0 or greater then the amount of water that flows into the bay from the pacific will decide how high the water gets in the bay...remember the bay is already full of water with nowhere to go but up.....also you forget the subsidence will also occur there as it did in japan,somplaces saw over a 2 meter drop as the land subsided...which means a greater potential for flooding.
The mountain range will have zero effect on how the tsunami flows,it will always take the path of least resistance.
@@morgangrey4020 - Seattle does not sit in a bay, San Francisco does. Seattle is in a very large sound of water which is 10 miles wide. The entrance to the sound to Seattle is quite a distance. From the ocean to the entrance of the Puget Sound is 100 miles through the Straight of Juan de Fuca. To downtown Seattle after that brings it up to 139 miles. Again, no historical/archeological evidence of tsunami damage to Seattle with the last huge Cascadia quake. Nothing in the oral tradition of the native tribes here. The damage was to the coast. Google "Seattle tsunami" and you will find that the last evidence of a tsunami in Seattle was around 900 A.D. with 16' waves from the Seattle fault.
@@shamanbeartwo3819 Seattle literally sits on the Elliot Bay though? lol
Never underestimate the power of Mother Nature.
I am in Mayaguez Puerto Rico and to this day we are STILL experiencing several aftershocks from the series of earthquakes in Puerto Rico. When I drive through Yauco heading towards Ponce on Highway number 52 I can see the landslides. It's extremely scary to watch rock, dirt and boulders coming down the mountains. 🇵🇷
Thank you for this education on our future in our area I realize that my family and neighbors need to do ALOT more
best be a homing beacon in that capsule because you may end up dragged back out to sea....or stuck in the mud debris piled up on you...
Bea FreeAll to the elements, or to the soul. It may not seem as you have a choice, but in reality your life is nothing but the decision
I agree. What happens if you get buried in your capsule? I'd rather have the ability to run.
Yes, being properly equipped makes or breaks the device. By itself, it can create its own disaster.
No mention of oxygen.
Not an ideal solution for the claustrophobic, that's for fucking sure. I'd rather take my chances running for it than be buried alive in a tiny round steel coffin.
I was way up a ladder during the 2001Snoqualmie quake. I was building my first house.(first and only..my forever house) Not knowing at first it actually was an earthquake...I thought I was building it wrong!!!...when my house started shaking and moving. One of those 'I know exactly where I was' moments. 1/20/2020.
I guess you are still there.
@@LilyGazou yep!
Thank you so much! I loved learning about this piece of history
Puerto Rico is been shaking since Dec 28. We had a 6.0 and a 5.9 that happened last saturday. The southern part of the island hasn't stopped shaking with 3.4 to 4.0 tremmors Every day all day. I'm scared but, i'm watching this to understand more and know what to do.
Eril Burgos please stay safe.....praying for you all in Puerto Rico and Australia!!!
Eril Burgos God Bless PR
Think of the beautiful land you got to live in and the beautiful ocean and WOMEN! You had it better than most of us in America with fat taco eating mexican women who get pregnant and take all your check away via corrupt govt!!!
Lolita Morris Gracias🙏🏾
Cindy Hyde Thanks!!!🙏🏾
Pray often we are protected from this for our families sakes
Carol,,, yea,,, because praying has stopped so many people from being harmed.. or tortured,,, or starved,,, or maimed,,, or killed...
I suggest moving to mid america lmaooo, the west is bad news. I’m on the east coast, we’re vulnerable to hurricanes and a volcano waiting to create a landslide tsunami off the coast of Africa that will hit us but that’s literally it. I’ve seen two tornadoes here in Delaware they’re rare. I’d say Tennessee is a good bet lol, maybe up near the Great Lakes.
Yes, I have had reoccurring dreams of this for years, I feel it's coming. I live in the ring of fire, new Zealand. Christchurch had the huge quake 10 yrs ago.
Two weeks supplies? Let’s be real, AT LEAST one month (maybe longer). Authorities will be overwhelmed. Look at disasters like recent hurricanes... have a plan, build supplies. It’s up to you.
Three months of supplies will be needed.
smart advice jean.
So much worse than hurricanes. Water lines, roads ... hurricanes don’t usually affect those. It may prove difficult to get rescue, relief into the area.
lots of peanut butter and crackers.takes up little space doesn't need refrigeration, and you can survive on it
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I remember when I was in 5th grade I had a feeling that there was going to be an earthquake, my friend noticed that there was a big Crack in our classroom. I noticed it to also I noticed the crack on the ground near the classroom, the crack was running underneath our classroom that's what had me feeling that there was going to be an earthquake and our classroom was going to split in half. Well the earthquake happened 2-3 days later and our classroom was damaged by the earthquake, one student was injured in the quake. My friend and I told the janitor, teacher that there was going to be an earthquake and our classroom was going to split in half also someone was going to get hurt. But they didn't listen so I was so persistent about it that I even got put on detention, the next day I kept telling the teacher to move the desks back or forward, she still didn't listen. I had forged my mom's signature so that way I could get the principal to listen to me, he told me why didn't you just come and talk to me I told him I did but he was busy. Well I wasn't there at school when the earthquake happened and just like I told them the classroom did split in half and kids got hurt. My friend listened to me and he moved his desk which it saved him from falling into the ground. The teacher told me when I came back to school on Monday, because they ended up getting a new classroom (portable) and she apologized to me. I was at my grandmas house when it happened because I had a dentist appointment that day, I ended up seeing my school on the news. I was never mentioned about it that I tried to prevent someone to get injured, but they didn't care that I was doing what my angels were warning me so that I can warn other people. I learned by paying attention to my dog and the weather, so when I put how the weather patterns are happening on a day to day basis plus how the noises my dog made that's when I knew it's going to be an earthquake. Pay attention to animals also the weather you will know approximately when it's coming. I have predicted a lot of earthquakes were going to happen but people don't like to listen to me.
Where did this happen?
You are correct about watching animals and weather patterns, those who do not listen to you learn the hard way, no one on earth can save everyone,keep saving those who will listen. Thank you for your most interesting and timely comment. God speed on your good work🕊
@@suitt1 The earthquake happened in Livermore, Ca. It's in the USGS database, I was living in Hayward when one of the earthquakes happened and the other one was when I was at my grandmas house, I had a dentist appointment that day, but my mom had changed it to later on that day. The dentist was going to put this girl in my seat where I was supposed to be in but at the last minute he changed his mind and decided to put the girl back in the chair where she was at the first time. After he did that the earthquake happened and a big slab of the ceiling fell right where her head would have been but instead she was saved because he remembered what I had said to them. So I saved both of their lives that day!
@@berniceanaya6709 Sheeeeesh, that was crazy! The most high was lookin out for her that day for sure😬
They need to do this type of planning all along that fault line. Oregon, Washington and Noreen California should collaborate on a simulation like this.
@Mary Hoeft
While it's not likely to produce a large Tsunami, if a "Big One" happens along the San Andreas fault, the devastation would be similar for Central and Southern California and potentially parts of Northern Mexico.
A Cascadia event is likely to trigger volcanic activity as well. And California has its Long Valley Caldera and volcanic activity in the Southern area around the Salton Sea.
You have to get rid of the morons,you know antifa they will be a large lieability after the big one.they will be looking g to take others safety gear.
@@bbfoto7248 it will be big there are beanch marks are likely 38 ft. And there are 3 events.
Always amazes me that people have to be told to be prepared and responsible for themselves. I seriously thought that was common knowledge.
Because they think bad things only happen to other people
Some don't have it.
Reminders always nice..especially for younger ones...new on the responsibility scene, or mid aged who may b super busy w/ kids n for older folks ,like me, who forget a lot! But,yeah, reminds me of Pompei..they knew the danger was escalating (it seems), but, there were still a lot of fatalities. ye old lobster in the boiling water sitch.
Cuba Bound some people are nit wired to flee from dangerous situations, my husband is like that, just born that way. Me, I run like a spooked horse.
Common sense perhaps, but who has common sense?
Excellent program, thank you.
My son was driving from Las Vegas when that 7.2 earthquake hit. He thought he was having a flat tire. I was at home and my house was shaking really bad. It scared the heck out of me and my little dog. 🏃🏃🐕🐕🐕
I love the coastal Pacific Northwest, although I'm a Florida resident, I've spent some of the most enjoyable weeks of my life in your neck of the woods, after decades of distant study.
And, I've survived a direct hit from a Cat 5 hurricane, one of the 4-strongest to hit the US mainland in the past 170 years, Michael.
Earthquakes and volcanoes, things we don't have here, seem so MUCH more terrifying. Mainly because with a hurricane, a 24-hours warning is expected as a minimum. For these geologic disasters, the warning would be measured in minutes at best. Still, I wish I could relocate there. I'm 68, and I figure the odds are this megaquake and its tsunami will be after I'm gone. If it were to kill me, at least I would've enjoyed my final years in a far better place.
32:39 Kinda optimistic that cell phones will be working.
34:19 Less than a gallon per day per person of potable water is necessary. Potable is what you need for hydration and food preparation. If you've got a source of non-potable, such as a swimming pool, that works just fine for things like flushing toilets and cleaning.
34:39 In our two week power outage, it was very helpful to have a power inverter for the car. Periodically running the car's engine to keep the battery charged, it permitted recharging battery cells, and powering radio. We also took solar powered eave lighting indoors to provide lighting at night, and only experienced darkness when desired.
My biggest regret in the aftermath of Michael was that I didn't possess a camp stove, and bought one shortly afterward for any future crisis. Hot coffee and hot meals are worth the entry fee.
Assuming you survive the disaster, you've got to think about being in a camping situation for weeks.
I wouldn’t live there either. Especially in a city! Cities have a three day food supply and it will eventually turn into chaos. Looting and other terrible things without protection.
@@NFS305 I wouldn't live in a big city (Portland, Seattle) in the best of times.
What a time to be alive, to witness the power of our Ancient World as it shakes around us in all her glory, to say the least it's breathtaking!
This Ancient World of ours cannot be tamed by man, he cannot build upon her back anything strong enough to withstand the pure raw force of nature. The Vanity of man is humbled beneath her power, and nothing can prepare anyone for anything when she awakens! Stop living in fear, wake to the truth that is right in front of you, and hold on it's going to get interesting!
@@KonekoPurrrfection Why would you gasp? Did that really shock you? If so did you just now come out from under a rock. Have you never heard our world referred to as a she before? Mother Nature? Mother Earth? Do you not realize the abundance of life that comes OUT of Her? She is life and She is alive!
@@KonekoPurrrfection Oh no I was grinning ear to ear, thought a young kid may have sent that to me. Thanks for the smile.
Hacker Games How dare you use sarcasm to point out how the thought police are just looking for something to be outraged about ,and yes you may assume I identify as a dog ,a gender neutral one at that .
@@raeanker3078 a gender neutral dog, hmm, was this before or after castration?
@cosmicVox13 Any other word might spell fear and there's no need in that.
Thanks, Glen, for this great informational video. We all need to know how to survive an earthquake.
That water is what is so powerful, makes me shudder. Good speaker, good job, King 5!
Actually I am in N.E. Ohio. We get small EQs about 35 mi from me underneath Lake Erie near a huge salt-mine and real close to the Perry Nuclear Power plan. I was on Okinawa for 2 years and felt 5s fairly often. I love Earth Sciences.
I'm from another state but I am watching it for education purposes and because I find it interesting thanks for telling us about you're knowledge and great video .
That Capsule is a great idea save 2 points: What do you do when you are dragged out to sea? What do you if it becomes entangled in debris and wind up covered by several feet of mud, etc. BOTH of those scenarios end with death. But hey, at least you didn't drown.
I wont worry so much knowing you guy's are doing something to help yourselves when it happens . Thanks
So, the “Tsunami Ball” survived a flood, a drop, and a fall from a high waterfall. But would the person survive inside? If you’re submerged, is it watertight? Is there oxygen inside. If you’re submerged inside, is there a way to signal for help? I ask because it might be better to drown quickly than face 36 hours covered in mud waiting to die and gasping for air.
That was exactly what I ve also wondered. Oxygen and water thightness. Think it s easy to open but maybe they have to use technology used by nasa for cleaning the air inside.
@@wilcofaber9863 - I was just thinking with my luck they would find me floating in the sea 3 months later or something. Yeah me, I survived a Tsunami and died in my survival bubble. 🤣
@@Erin-Thor yeah. Or your ending in japan in this thing like the other way around of march 11 2011. I think leaking will not be the risk. Oxygen will be more a risk but opening the hatch can solve it maybe. The risk of floating in the middle of the ocean is bigger, and the ocean is vast.
@@wilcofaber9863 Yes, I have crossed it by sailboat, vast is an understatement. Kind of my point, on the ocean, alone, in a bubble... Air I can get, food and water, a little harder. If I’m covered in debris on land, I’m stuck until someone decides to look for me.
I want to see it survive being crushed between a tanker ship and a concrete pier, first
This is nice but you should never show everyone your emergency storage unit. Remember, bad guys watch these videos too. 🤷🏾♀️
I thought about a few ways things could go wrong after peeling $10k ish ? Out of your account. At first you'd be a curiousity, then you'd be Mr./Mrs. Popular if it had room for say 4. Everybody would be the neighbors that says we bffs. That could make getting your hatch closing technique "Sorry Bob, Carol... Timmy. Then you sit there til the tsunami comes and the lady with the cute white dog are staring at everyone trying to chew their way into the pod. They'd be watching it come.
@@martinwhalley3286 bwahaha..you ever hear of machinery? They don't need to claw, they would be so desperate they would blow the doors off not caring they just killed themselves anyway. You watch too many movies....lol
It's nice having a large emergency storage unit, just hope after the earthquake it's reachable ie not buried under tons of your demolished house or after a tsunami that's relocated it about 10 miles away?
Just thinking ahead.
@@mikeradford5630 roflmao!!
@Larry Smith a little harsh, perhaps. Or, even more perhaps, a wake up call.🤷♀️
I think I was 5 and I remember vividly sitting on the lazy Susan spinning arpund while my great grandma had her coffee and the next thing I know we were being thrown around, ran to the basement and when it was safe, there were tree branches a foot wide at times just sticking straight up in the ground but no major damages that I can remember and we lived in the thurston county area. What a day that was.
Nice job KING 5 y'all nailed it. It's about time we start to get serious about one of the biggest threats against us folks in the G.N.W. the concept is sound I'd want this tech in schools but MORE of a stationary unit possibly fastened to a stationary prone obje t
Very well done! Now, I don't feel so reactionary by having my own supply storage!
you area prepper meaning you are going to be robbed, get a gun and improve your chances
You can't live forever folks just live right now and try to be ready for something the best you can. When we get so consumed with worry about it coming well then you're not living
Yes that true . . .trust in the true living heavenly father God of the Bible . . . We are eternal, with a soul, there is more after our fleshy body dies. Trust in Jesus , A : admit you are a sinner, B: believe in Jesus that he died for your sins, C: call upon his Name and you will be saved ! ABC
Thanks for the reminder
Wow! I had no idea! I love those places! And all yall people.
Watching from Lisbon, Portugal!
Damn. Your city suffered terribly from an earthquake, firestorm and tsunami two-and-a-half centuries ago, as I am sure you're aware. Such a beautiful city.
Prometheus Unbound beautiful place.
I worry so much about my buddy and his family who live in the PNW. He's a submariner in the Navy, so he's out to sea a lot, but his family isn't. I hope it doesn't happen until after he retires...
Thank you!!!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
After the 1989 earthquake in San Francisco, I always thought of that disaster every time I drove the Alaska Way Viaduct until I left in 1999. Even back then, people often spoke about The Big One. In watching these videos, I get the sense that there's more of a feeling of immediacy. Looks like preparedness is stepping up. Very informative video, and it makes me grateful to be back in Pittsburgh, where I've experienced only one earthquake in 2009.
I’m watching this video and I live nowhere near Washington State. Why would I watch it? Because it’s interesting. Geology and Plate Tectonics and earthquakes and geysers and tsunamis and....and....
YOU;RE AS CRAZY AS I AM WAIT UNTIL THE PACIFIC DRIES UP TO A VERY LARGE EXTENT
@@billwilliams5265 the computer models which seem to be spot on. Via UW etc. dating back to the 90s has California and the entire South West becoming desert but not coastal Oregon Washington B.C.
look but don't touch,,,your grandkids will pay for your calousness
The idea of having ideal , adequate and manageable mix of located refuges sounds like a good one ! That would enable rescue efforts to go first to the least satisfactory refuges.and thereby potentially saving many more lives ! Same goes for structures. Buildings pre rated on level of capacity to withstand earthquake would assist in prioritising rescue ! Being prepared can help against panic surely ! Drills could help create solidarity and fight panic in the event of catastrophe. The pillowcase project sounds great. Kids having one under the bed . Like a treasure trove exercising the imagination in ways that prepare. As a design teacher and psychotherapist , I would say that a combination of practical and imagination stimulating communication within homes, schools and other communities, always including some light hearted elements to ensure that over-activated anxiety is not stimulated ! People need to know for instance, that being very fortunate can sometimes create exaggerated fear of loss ! That hidden or unappreciated capacities can emerge as vital in emergencies. That an emergency need not necessarily be a disaster ! Growth as a human being can be an outcome too !
Thank you!!
Good show , great information
Between this and Mt Rainer with a volcano, Washington State they won't have a prayer at some point
That core sample that she did says one thing: It's not if, it's when.
If you're on the beach at Lincoln City and there is a big quake, get the hell to higher ground. Fast. You only have 20 mins before the waves hit.
Move
Unfortunately a lot of coastal towns have no higher ground within a reasonable drive (even if roads are passable). Ocean Shores and Long Beach will be practically impossible to escape from. Westport won't be much better.
Good information.
the tsunami capsule thing sounds like a terrifyingly awesome ride.
I see hamster in a plastic ball going down a staircase when I see that thing . Getting dragged out to sea or being buried under debris or not being able to get out with very little oxygen doesn't exactly appeal to me .
Folks, Knowlege is power, Just Watching this has helped you prepare! God Bless 🕊
You had to drag God into this, didn't you? Jesus.
Prometheus Unbound Christ is King
Mary Carroll preparation is mental and physical and so is living for Christ.
@@chaimomma9198 What is a Christ????
I live in calufoenia near the San Andrea's fault. This video was so informative. Thank you so much.
Viscous Dampers.
You live where? Is that in the U.S.? And it's SAN ANDREAS. It's not a possessive. Living in "calufoenia," you should know better.
@@prometheusunbound7628 good evening that's California. That was the ffc ( fat finger curse) wrong spelling sorry about that. Didn't proof read before i sent it. 😃
Very well done!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Very good & knowledgeably video 🙍🏿♀️✋🏿🙏🏿
The Ring of Fire is acting up really bad .. Mexico, Ecuador, Galapagos Islands, Taal and Mayon on the Philippines all in 2020 !!!
And the Bible foretold that earthquakes would greatly increase in the last days! Jesus is about to return! Everyone repent and get saved!
@@amberrose1108: Who is Jesus? I have a foundation construction worker with the same name?
Hey! I am a retired Refrigerator Tech. You possibly made a mistake. If the compressor was running and you dis-conrected the power cord and immediately reconnected power, the compressor did not have a chance to cycle down and it would most likely cause it to overload and cut out the relay. If you cut power you should let about 5 minutes pass before reconnecting it.
Thank you
I was in West Seattle with my daughter and grandson when that earthquake hit. In the first moments, we thought an 18-wheeler was driving down our tiny, residential street, but we quickly realized it was an earthquake, and hurried to the doorway, where we rode it out. Almost 20 years, now, and I’m ready for the next one. As ready as anyone can be, that is.
I was in that quake in Lacey. I have also been in many while living in Alaska including the 9.2 quake in 1964. There is nothing to prepare you for the violence of a quake that intense and having it last for 5 minutes. I can still feel the whole thing.
@@bluewaters3100 Wow a 9.2 would be crazy and make the Nisqually quake like Childs play.
my first quake was the loma prieta back in oct. 89 the thing that pissed me off the most is the news kept calling it the san fransisco quake when it centered in the santa cruz mtns almost 100 miles away I lived in mtn view at the time but for me it was the aftershocks that really sucked my cats would not come out from under the bed for three days and I had one of my 100 gallon aquariums break,
i was Down in Nor-Cal for that one, it was amazing! To watch the concrete Sidewalks ripple like water and the roadways undulate with the waves was truly unforgettable, then i am doing a contract job in WA state and the Nesqualli quake hits sounds like a heavily loaded freight truck roars past and the poured concrete floor if the warehouse just rippled like the surface of a pond after tossing in a heavy rock --Good times
I hate the aftershocks!! Everybody forgets to mention those...
@@Mintro429 EarthQuakes: the gift that Keeps On Giving! Rock And Roll Baby!
put your aquarium on the floor and it won't fall,use your head for something other than somewhere to put your hat
THKS 65 % PREPARE
I lived on the Northern California coast in 1964. I remember that Alaska earthquake and Northern California tsunami well.
I live in mid-west MI but my "son by another mother", his wife and their 5 children live in Cheney, WA. I also have family in the Sacramento area.That's why I'm watching this.
Marcia M
Why would Cheney be affected??
It`s too bad there aren`t any real men to rescue anyone on the West Coast....
Tom Jones
There is a need for good and real men everywhere. If this earthquake happens the way they say it will then it will take both strong women and men working together to survive.
@@tenderheart7530 From the looks of all the antifa terrorists up there the women are the real men of the Pacific Northwest. What a bunch of clowns!
My concern with those survival capsules is that if they are air-tight, there will only be a limited amount of air in there for someone to breathe before they suffocate. You may need to be able to survive in one of those for up to an hour.
They may be drifting in the Pacific or buried under 30 feet of debris. Needs a life raft inside it and oxygen, water, and food with a GPS locator beacon.
We r living on a giant spinning rock in constant motion with hot lava core and water on top can’t act surprised it’s happened throughout earths history and in the universe history constant movement and changes
I was 8 and was ice skating with my class at the time. We felt nothing.. we got back from our field trip to the entire school was ecstatic about it
Can't wait!
Lots of death...towers within 15 min. walking distance. Out of shape people trying to get there along with people who don’t live in the area, then once you’re there, then what? No food, water, etc., waiting for the slow moving govt to rescue you 3-7 days later if you’re lucky.
You should watch the movie 'The Impossible'.
Its a true story of a family surviving a tsunami in 2011. Amazing.
The death toll of 8500....is a very very conservative number,also a lot depends on the time of year and the weather....Could see thousands die from exposure alone...mainly young kids and the elderly and disabled and those who need machines(oxygen makers,Cpap,and other devices.).
The wounded will be from after the quake,as they try to get out or attempt to help others.
@RynoLonewolf With all the fat, out of shape people, those stairs will be a bottleneck. Most people on the ground won't have a chance.
if the quake happens on our coast line, you may only get the quake as a warning...not a tsunami alert....mother nature can be pretty tricky..
Bea FreeAll it’s not Mother Nature. It’s G-D who works within nature and yes I’m sure He is more than pretty angry. Have you only noticed that now ? Not tricky
Absolutely a very shocking and sobering video! I was in San Francisco in October 89 at the World Series and survived that! I was in Anchorage AK in 2004 visiting my parents when the Indian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunami occurred!!! Luckily the Tsunami alert was canceled but felt Earthquakes albeit smaller the same day! In 2018 I was in Anchorage again with the 7.0 shaker! My parents were in the 64 Great Alaska Earthquake 9.2 and survived that! I was born 4 years later in 68!
Excellent presentation. RN in Hawaii.
Listened to Dutch today. He was live
Good for you...
@A Gan Dutch?
Living in the PNW, you know the risks, from the earthquakes, to the tsunamis, to mudslides and massive forest fires and all other natural disasters. You learn to be prepared for anything to go down. I’m in the PNW of OR, right off highway 101 and know that at any point a tsunami can happen, or an earthquake can send the whole place down into the water. There’s always a risk wherever you live, you just know to be prepared for when that time comes.
TILLAMOOK cannot be lost tho!
Yan ang galing ng maisip ninyo napakabuti kong papaano ka makatulung maliligtas ang tao sa kapahamakan
Hello from kalama Washington. Thank you.
I live in Port Angeles, Washington...we're so screwed!
Yes you are
Yes. Yes, you are. But you are an American in 2020, so you're screwed already, regardless of where you live.
Beth; You have the Olympics close by so if you are fast enough you might be able to beat the tsunami to higher ground if there is any ground left.
My sister lives in Gig Harbor, I have a lot family on the waterfront in the Puget Sound. My folks live in Enumclaw. Scary up there too with Mr. Rainier listed as the #1 supervolcano in the world. My daughter lives on the N. CA coast. And I live in Reno, NV where we sit on 6 major faults, we just had a 6.5 quake a few days ago. And we've got Tahoe to worry about because if Mt. Rose erupts, or when we get a big quake, Tahoe will flood our Reno valley. 🤯
so move and quit bitching.The only thing that keeps you safe is what you DO, not what you talk about
im no scientist, but shouldn't the capsule contain an anchor. or maybe be anchored. what flows in will flow out. Hate to get sucked out to the pacific, not sure how far out they could go, maybe a tracking beacon??
WEST's Excellent Adventure. With millions dead or dying who will be left to tract one beacon?
What about large things falling on , or hitting the capsule?
Yes, be anchored, and then submerged for hours or days
Who would have time and equipment to come get you amid all the other disaster.
I'm not sure what King 5 is -- I'm assuming a news station -- either that or some unclimbable mountain peak in the Himalayas -- but the production values of this special are awesome. Very impressive.
King 5 is the Seattle area's NBC affiliate broadcaster.
In nz a 6.5 earthquake is small. If a 6. 5 ia deep and away from you it is too small to cause any issues. Need to be 7.5 to 8.8 close and not to deep before any damage of significance.
After the 1989 quake in California the Oregonians should have spent their taxes to retrofit every bridge, building and all their infrastructures. My family and I lived through the 1989 quake with out cell phones and that was only 6.9. It is too late to get these important changes here! Shame on everyone here (including myself ),for not advocating these life saving necessitites. The expensive survival capsule is ridiculous! Ready pod looks really good.
Great, so not only are we going to drown we've got to watch out for all the rich people floating around in their capsules.
That's funny but to be honest those pods are the last thing I'd want to be in..I don't think they realise the sheer power of a Tsunami and all the debris that comes with it. Imagine paying big bucks for a pod only to be trapped under tons of debris and no one knows your underfoot...Scary to be trapped inside that with no way out..In short I'd prefer to take my chances outside like the peasant that I am.
so who,se going to do the work when we've gone
Don’t know why this made me laugh so hard😂😂😂😂😂😭
fairy changling That's a actually pretty amusing when you picture people floating around in their capsules 😁🤣👍
fairy changling ;This is just away to cleanse the over ran corrupt Democrat states look at this Corina virus its mostly in Blue states humm.
Link to the preparedness brochure? Would be really nice if that could be included in the video description.
That is an excellent suggestion. I have updated the description to include a link to the brochure. Thanks!
@@KING5Seattle Thank YOU! :-)
How do you exit the pod if the door is lodged against a hard surface? Any air vents or oxygen tank for extended time inside unit?
Someone else commented that this could happen in 300 years. It could also happen in 2027.
When it does happen, i'm going for high ground. Being sucked a 100 miles out to sea in a steel ball just doesn't sound good to me.
Maaka Tipa and rolling around inside like a broken carnival ride for days 🤢
You create a gyro ball duhhh...outside Hull twist and tumbles, inner Hull stays upright no matter what and suffers no damage. Outer Hull can be purged if gets damaged to badly or takes on water.
Didn't you read the Bible, the mountains will come tumbling down on them, burying them with their evil deeds.
@@vincentgatekeeper1421 Didn't you read my comment ? What good is a gyro ball going to do you. When your 100 miles out to sea, duhhh...
@@maakatipa4613 at least your dry...lol
What happens when the door of the capsule comes to a rest up against something unmovable..the capsule then becomes your casket!
Pre packaged
Exactly! That’s the first thing I thought about. I would much rather drop dead then be stuck in a big plastic ball.
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They are actually designed to just serve as stupid people containers
eric scott LoL! Hey, come on! Some of my best friends are stupid people…. It would be nice to have a couple of those in the backyard for above ground bunkers! Just drill a couple holes for the rifles.
I was born in Bellevue & my whole family lives near SEA. I never liked it there. I'm glad I live in the PHX area.
What happens to those inside the capsule if the capsule is washed out to sea when the water retreats?