Computer Simulation of an Earthquake | California Academy of Sciences
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- Many faults cut across California’s coastal region. What might an earthquake look like along the Hayward Fault? This simulation depicts one scenario.
For more on earthquakes-why they happen, how they’ve shaped the Bay Area, and what you can do to prepare for future events-visit calacademy.org/earthquakes.
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This 7.1 in Searles Valley got me thinking now. 7.5.19
Ikr
Ik im in riverside cali lol
The240Journey yep I felt it all the way here in the Central Valley California very scary shit today a day I won’t forget
Y’all are crazy 😝
Lol that's the same reason I'm here... I'm in Oklahoma , I've been told we have one of the biggest fault lines ...
Too short, didnt explain enough
At first I thought you meant TOO $HORT
There's more involved that is nor being thrown into the equation. Check out Ridddles vid on A New Hole in Planet Earth and what's going on out west to put all the pieces together. Aka, its gonna be higher than a 7.1/.2 maybe even higher than 9 if what ive been reading is correct.
@Real Geology with Chris! True, but if what happened in the Himalaya earthquake in 2016 ir id a combo like what happened in ridgecrest happens with the San Andreas, it could go larger in those rare big senerios, which happened in ancient times and will so again. It is possible. You know with Japan and the world before 2010, 9.0+ was just theoretical. Then it happened. We are gonna see many things that happened in ancient and some sooner but still modern ancient times, but are dismissed or overlooked and not given much thought. A ton of info was found out after that one, after Yellowstone showed its lid in March 17 2010 11am-3/4 pm which made that lake rift, and after the ridgecrest 7.0s earthquakes. It maybe said impossible now, but that may not really be the case if similar senerios with similar faults prove otherwise. Also do you know the condition and position of the Farallon plate and most of its pieces? Expecially Juan de fuca propped/big piece? If not go check out Ridddles vid on "A new giant hole in planet earth", and look at those cases a bit more as well as what a mantle plume does underneath a fault thus the hot spot which is actually a mantle plume that scorched the underside of Usa plate first, then get back to me.
god damn earthquakes got me getting ready for when the big one hits
NOVOICE Lets just hope it doesn't happen. I'm planning on moving next year if it can wait that long I would be lucky. If the big one did strike I hope we wouldn't have a tsunami that would just be horrific for everyone. I have a small feeling that it will happen soon and we need to evacuate when it happens I can't even imagine the death count of it. God save us all , and bless you.
@@tablelegz i read online that San Andreas was over exadurated, meaning the Tsunami wont happen, theyll still be alot of damage but nearly everything in the movie will most likely not happen.
@NOVOICE The only thing you can do to get ready is to plan a route out of there. The news conferences the past week with Dr. Lucy Jones clearly stated that you could be without basic services for up to a year (minimum 6 months). Unless you're a survivalist or have experience living in the wild without running water or sewage, everybody is pretty much screwed. Just plan a destination to relocate to, because chances are you'll never be able to go back to where you used to live (looters, nature taking your property back, etc.).
@@VideoManDan yeah, out of me and my family(mum and brother) im the only one who knows any info on surviving an earthquake, definitely going to learn how to survive wirhout water and stuff and make a evac plan. everyone in california should know the bare minimum
@@VideoManDan that is not true, San Andreas can't cause an earthquake over magnitude of 8, which means yes earthquakes are going to suck but that doesn't mean people will run out of water or food in a whole year, that's completely stupid and never going to happen, there's millions and millions of residence in California, the country will never allow all these people who just suffered through an earthquake to be out of water for a year lol.
Everyone be here after what happened in California
rlbcage nah most of us are woke. these past quakes were man made
@@majorpain4570 man made ? that's interesting. could you elaborate ?
This video ended really quickly I wanted to hear more like how if it ruptured how it might trigger it more famous neighbor. Sometime I wonder how they analyse how often these fault occur since there are so many faults in California some of them must merge into one big jolt. Like does the Cascadia fault trigger the southern faults?
thousands of earthquakes have been evaluated through global seismometer networks. Also, surface ruptures of many earthquakes have been mapped out so that if two faults ruptured it would be known. From both types of data it is known that only rarely does an earthquake on one fault trigger a bigger quake on a nearby fault.
Glad to see the Rodgers Creek fault being shown here as part of the Hayward fault, thank you. It does indeed seem to be connected.
Love the limestone color
we just had a 4.5 along this fault line & it felt SCARY 💔
Pretty Pesos 5.1 but who cares
Nothing as scary as just now
And I just had a 7.1
bro what fault>> thots I swear....
It was the GARLOCK fault not San Andreas. and if you live in LA it doesnt matter... you will perish in anything over 8.0... because too many people per sq mi and will panic when they. have a nights worth of food. two liter of coke and no power , water, electricity for a week...
... you will be begging for more anglo help
Carl James that doesn’t give you the right to call someone a thot....have some respect at least
Very informative
Except when the big one hits the destruction will be as far south as San Diego and as far North as Seattle. Not to mention Tijuana and Vancouver respectively.
What kind of damage would you estimate for San Diego?
What kind of Damage would you estimate for San Diego?
Im scared for the big one :(
Not helpful or informative at all.
And the somber music ...
MJT honestly 😂
So u want everything spooon with with animation that is good for children huh? Pretty expected from somone who got education from US😂
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I saying may prayers for all mankind amen and amen
That's really a good clip, but not in detail. California academy of sciences should give a detailed explanation so that students and the general public will come to know about it.
When I checked search engine for the history of Earthquakes, I have got conflicting reports for the San Francisco area and surrounding (such as Stockton, Sacramento, Wine Country north) I found one that seems to have the majority on one list. From the 1830s to 1906 there were Three-7.0 or larger (7.8 was 1906) and Eight-6.5 to 6.9 quakes. then the 50 years of silence until the 1950s when a large 6.8 hit. "The forgotten quake" of san Francisco which did some serious damages by no deaths or one person died from a Heart Attack so they weren't sure back then if it was coincidental. from 1978 to 1989 there were lots of 5.0 quakes. I remember quakes smaller (like 3.5) every few months in the early-mid 1980s. and what people didn't know was San Francisco had a big 5.9 quake ( or big moderate) 3 months before the 1989 Quake. That was also in the Santa Cruz area but shook the hell out of our home in the Sunset District (which was built on Sand Dunes in the 1950s and had some liquefaction type intensity. it's like an amplifier of shaking. then 3 months later, I was working near the water's edge outside of SFO and the quake threw us all around like ragged dolls. the scariest thing I ever encountered. I been in a near-death car accident and motorcycle accident but you have no time to respond.. it happens and it's over. this came out of nowhere. shook and rolled. like standing up on a boat fishing off the side and a big set of wake waves hit you. felt like water under us. that's landfill and liquefaction. like what happened in the Marina District of San Francisco. And I saw the smoke across the bay from Oakland's Cypress Freeway that collapsed. but not liquefaction. That highway was sagging. should of been condemned. Blah blah.. Corona Virus Lockdown Rant. -Get well everyone
I was 6 years old and lived in Ben Lomond (Santa Cruz) during that quake! I saw trees bending and a street light bend and almost hit the ground. We had no water or electricity for a week and aftershocks that still scare me today. Now an adult- I got my happy tail outta of CA !
@@amyswindle4794 I just got my tail inside of california lololol...Marina Del Rey...Holy liquefaction!
This was posted on my birthday!
Happy birthday for then :)
Eddie Lam no one cares
Eddie Lam r u on drugs
Your profile picture fits perfectly. Lol
Happy belated birthday
The Virtua Fighter version of a simulation
That's it?
Worse. Simulation. Ever.
does insurance cover earthquakes in these high risk areas? id imagine the rates are pretty high if they do
Marcel Obey depends what you have and if they offer insurance for catastrophic events
Earthquake insurance is expensive and pays back very little. Not worth it.
Orange county doesn't look that bad
Nice fireworks！
what
Watch this video clip: kayakers found a rapid stream of bubbles in the ocean near the epicenter after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake rocked Kaikoura, New Zealand on 14 November 2016.Earthquake is caused by continuous build-up of trapped gases or steam underneath the bedrock until it snapped,. When this happened, earthquake ensued. After the trapped gases or steam escaped, fragmented bedrocks rebalanced themselves in which such act caused aftershocks. If you are int4ested in real discoveries, I would recommend you to read my book, The Unification Theory - Volume One and you will be amazed with lots of new, interesting discoveries. In God I trust.
Umm, where's the rest of it? The video ends in the middle of talking about what would happen!
i live in california and a earthquake happen i was in my mom and dad room i took my pet dog name cookie i ran and i was so shook oof
MAN MADE QUAKES
Come to Chile. We don't need simulations and a 7.0 is like nothing for a great part of us (no joke)...
Agreed, I was in a small quake in Alaska back in 64, these simulations are worthless & a complete waste of taxpayers money...
wrong category broh
September
Lamest no content video on record.
very informative, may we use some parts of the video for our school proj? we assure to give u proper credits, thank u in advance!
Did u end up using the video?
Women and minorities would be especially hard hit in a Hayward Fault earthquake.
it could be 1/16th the shake of 1906. yet it could kill tens of thousand of people and injure up to a quarter of a million more. and the flooding and fires that follow would probably account for most of that. there were Three 7.0 or larger quakes between the early mid part of the 19th century to 1906 and something like 7 or 8 6.5 or greater. all in a 65 year period just in Northern California and mostly the Bay Area. the 50 years that followed was called the quiet period. though there was the "Forgotten 5.5 quake in San Francisco in 1950s". the thing that bothers me is when we get a massive or very large quake on the Hayward that is 7.0 or just under/over. it might be the new loud period of quakes. we might get more larger or same size quakes on the Hayward again or the San Andrea's or Green Valley (etc) over and over for decades. The bay Area's political side loves to red-tape and delay repairs. it was proven in the 1989 quake. There should be a program to speed up the process of releasing funds and repairing much sooner than later. or Silicon Valley business will just plain leave.
That sucked
Hey Hayward fault 😤😤😤😤
We have been hoping for California to fall into the sea for years. :)
WTF
We? What you got a mouse in your pocket. Fool
How many tax dollars did it take to make this 2 minute long uninformative video?
Thingsyourollup just because you’re too stupid to understand doesn’t mean it’s uninformative.
Who’s watching before the big earthquake
YESSSSSS
Nothing to see, moving along
🥀
WOTA waist of everyone's time..👎
Wack
That’s a useless animation
Learn to swim
With some luck a 2012 movie style earthquake will hit only California and do the USA a favor.
I agree, hopefully it takes the government and the hollywood elite. Make California Great Again
The hell is wrong with you?? Hundreds of thousands of innocent people would die you sicko
With luck you'll be gone too and do good people a favor
@@DavidStephenDoucette I hope they die.
I could provide better visual simulation telling a story with the lights off than this video.