Doomsday Underground Bunker Under Home - Dam Breach Experiment
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- Our doomsday underground bunker from mini bricks can save us from any apocalypse, but will our bunker under the home survive our Dam Breach Experiment?
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Let this be a lesson to you: never build a house with a doomsday shelter underneath it on a Earthen Dam made of Loosely packed sand
Hahaha :)
He should have tried a reinforced concrete
For this reason permanent structures are not built on levees.
Noted.
It's an interesting video but a bit lame as an accurate depiction. Gives a representation of the risks, but if you're stupid enough to build your house and shelter thus then Darwin was right
All your experiments have the same problem: water seeps into the sand. Use garden soil and waterproof it with clay. If you want to simulate real terrain, without finishing or artificial waterproofing, look for sand or soil with smaller grains. Remember that the models are on a smaller scale than reality, so the grains of sand need to be smaller. Otherwise, it would be the same as building on a pebble pile.
You are absolutely right, later I will build more realistic models of dams
Shu de Andromeda, why are you so clever?
@@nyarlathotep9622 because I study engeneering.
@@PCSmith98 Cool!
But, when the doomsday comes, whatever the models or modification nothing can be safe
RIP to the (figurine) people that stood their ground. This was their land. Their life. Their home. And they were more than willing to go down with it.
You don’t see this kind of bravery everyday.
Yes, I agree with you..
[salute]
I keep watching these, even though I get a sense of impending doom every time.
Me too.. :)
I think the people inside are just like OHHH NO A FLOOD GET TO THE BUNKER! a few minutes later: IT'S FLOODING RUN RUN RUN!
Ikr, i think it that way sometimes
Cool:))
In a flood is better to get in a high zone like a big mountain.
@@beas_espofficial6245 Well yeah but like we don't know if they are smart people!
I like to imagine how they must be feeling when they get crushed by sand.
Here’s a challenge for you. Try to replicate an underground scenario that’s more urban. Incorporate a pvc tube that holds a subway train, and add underground structures like beams for basements and hallways, kind of like NYC. That would be interesting to see.
This is an interesting but tricky idea. I'll think about how to do it. Thank you!
Interesting but unrealistic. The underground structure would be made of reinforced concrete not loose blocks like you have. Loose blocks would not take the earth pressures, especially when it rains.
I understand you want to make a spectacular video to "get views" with everything collapsing. But with a realistic underground structure made of waterproof concrete and tanking, what you are likely to get is flotation of the basement. It could be later breached by water infiltration due to stress cracking or overturning of the structure.
That's the real life end to the basement if properly constructed. Not so good to watch though!
Doesn't really matter, same results, the water would just enter at the first opening either a vent, Crack, or door. If it doesn't how much air do you have before suffocating? Bunkers are not built for floods!
@@jamesahoffman Yes the bunker would be doomed, but there wouldn't be a spectacular collapse like this which is done for views. The loose blocks it was built of would not even hold back earth pressures. The most likely outcome would be flotation of the chamber and overturning with water entering mostly from the top.
@@KingOfDams I would like to see it.
There are two things I learned from this.
1) tsunamis do alot more damage than I thought
2) if a tsunami doesn’t destroy your home you could end up with a beach front property
You are absolutely right!
Ive been watching every vid on this channel for 2 years. Every vid is fire. Nice work!
I am very glad that you are with me for so long! Thank you very much!
Okay, after watching this, there's absolutely NO way I'm ever building a doomsday bunker underneath a house built on a hill made of thinly packed beach sand.
No way I'm building a doomsday bunker. What's the point of surviving a catastrophic event that few " survive" ? To witness the horrible pain and suffering? No thanks. Never understood that thinking 🤔
@@richardrubin1763 by nature, humans wanna survive. we will do anything possible to survive. you give up too easily.
lmao
@@Zack29810 What ever happened to the Canaanites?
@@richardrubin1763 right survive to die not long after... Lol..
i'm a civil engineer. I think your model dam doesn't mimic how a typical earth dam works and fails. In a typical earth dam, there is a thick layer of impermeable of material, e.g. clay, and water can't run from one side of the dam to another side. The impermeable layer core is sandwiched with thick layers of rock...
I absolutely agree with you, but these are only the first experiments, then I plan to complicate the designs
@@KingOfDams How is this an "experiment?" What hypothesis were you testing?
Are you speaking of the "key trench"?
Thank you! Also, it's illegal to build a property on a damn like this, for safety reasons-from what I know, and considering the fact there are 'trees' and 'plants' their roots + organic matter should be able to hold soil/sand together to a certain amount.
@@johnortmann3098 Jesus John the man just wants to have fun with dams bro
Best TH-camr also is it weird that I think of destruction every time I see one of these
I am so glad you think so, my friend!
Reading through comments and I love how humble you are! Also love the videos, great work!! 😁👍
Thank you so much, dear friend! 😀
If you always use sand, surely it's always going to end the same way... any kid who's tried to block a stream at the beach with a sand dam will tell you it will inevitably fail.
Many underestimate the possibilities of sand, see what the Arab Emirates do with the islands
@@KingOfDams The islands that need constant maintenance because water keeps eroding them away?
@@KingOfDams lol you got ratio
maybe a kid made this video lol
stfu it looks cool
That shift that caused the bunker structure to move would have probably damaged any ladders for upward exit. That would suck in a real life scenario, to say the least.
Well you could tread water while the shaft down floods. You'd probably die due to hypothermia, etc. but unless the entire house collapses before the shaft floods, you might be able to make an escape
Even only for a try and fantastic editing I pay respect to you.
I ask you not to stop. You have a skill to show us.
P. S. Waiting for next series.
Thank you so much 😀. I am so glad you like it my friend!
I simply cannot explain why I got so emotional watching this...
I think it’s cause we internally felt how this would be in real life… but idk lol
Obviously the music doesn't help feeling better
Depression
RIP whoever was in that doomsday bunker. 🙏🏼 😄
This was fascinating to watch. Thank you for making this video.
I am so glad you think so, my friend!
@@KingOfDams what is this music's name?
Lol
I had to watch. I couldn't look away. I don't even remember how I got here. I hear the music everywhere, now.
Welcome aboard, my friend :D
@@KingOfDams Thanks! May the hydrodynamics be with you! Lol!
The artistic rendering is sad, depressing, I love it. Well done :)
( the musique too is perfectly adapted. Really well done )
I am very glad you like it my friend!
I don't know why I find this so interesting but I like it.
And I like to do it, but I don't know why either xD
It would be cool to see how bedrock plays a role in natural dams. It would also be cool to see different soils too!
I agree with you, but I don't know how to make roots :(
bro storm this comment with minecraft jokes relating bout bedrock
@@raphaeldelavega7735 bedrock is real 💀
@@GalaxyGoldboxpfft like I didn't know that? duhh r/whoosh
@@KingOfDams just pull some grass/weeds with their roots intact and plant them in the box, they'll grow quickly
For those of you telling him how to properly build a damn, do you think anyone would watch that? NOTHING would happen! This is fun and relaxing to watch. I enjoy watching the different builds failing slowly from different angles. It's like watching the sandcastles my family built at the beach this week get washed away by the tide.
My friend, you are absolutely right!
I got more hype at watching the little light poles fall over than I probably should have
Glad you like it :D
The big civil engineering takeaway: Don't build earthen dams out of sand. LOL
And I was able to prove it :)
And I was able to prove it :)
I feel like I understand the spirit of the experiment, but as many have pointed out, I feel like the science could use some work. You'd have to take into account the different layers of soil and substrates that make up actual ground taking into account composition, density, and any seismic activity (if any) in the past. Also, a dam burst, or flood would likely be more violent and less directly impacting on the face of terrain the way it is depicted here (again, I understand the constraints and the spirit of the exercise). It would be tough to build this to scale with a water-tight cutaway to simulate how it would actually work out in a real-world scenario. Also, the lack of mortar/sealant on the blocks that lead down to the cavern where the shelter is housed would also have to be taken into account as well as any bracing/shoring up to strengthen the walls as they go down. Overall though, a neat experiment.
did you ever seen how a flowing water destroyes a floodbank? how it breaks througt it or dig at its base? this is a force of nature compared only with a tornado or huricane. i saw shallow water pushed by the wind, how it flooded my town, destroy floodbanks and houses. water in a flood moves concret houses, destroy wooden ones and washes out mortar from between bricks. it is fucking terryfying. you could watch some actual flood videos and would not understand it.
Feelings have nothing to do with science. I feel like... I feel like...
@@enekoredondo2462 so basically you agree with them, you just dont like that you agree with them. so you attack them. nice!
@@enekoredondo2462 Also feelings have everything to do with science. If scientists didn't feel as though something would work, they would never attempt, and nothing would be discovered from said attempt.
Can’t wait to see your own video fixing all the problems pointed out….
*"mOm wHatT hApPeNeD wItH oUr hOuSe!!!!"*
*"MoMmMyYyY!!!!!!!!"*
This is the most dramatic thing I’ve ever seen like the music is perfect and the edit is so well done.
Ohh, my friend, I am very glad you think so!
I seem to remember a saying about building something on sand.. it really sounds like a terrible idea and this shows one reason why. I mean seriously who would build a bunker IRL in sand!?
How else to build a bunker, for example, in the desert? :)
@@KingOfDams I would assume they would build it in where there are harder materials like sandstone and not loose sand like this. The Egyptians built tombs in the desert in the mountains maybe try looking up what they did and why they are still intact today.
Id love to see a setup similar to this but having a camera inside of the tiny house underground, so when you cut back to it you can see the water start to flow in and rise. Kindof giving us a firsthand view of the horror from inside of it.
Cool idea, my friend!
I don’t know why but I find this deeply satisfying to watch
I am glad you think so!
Why is this so satisfying AND stressful at the same time?!
I am so glad you think so!
I think this model fully explains that if you live in the flood zone of a dam you probably shouldn't build a underground structure to escape the flooding.
any underground bunker would be waterproof because it also has to be airtight, also it would never be built in sand and next to a dam.
I have a doctorate in structural engineering and I can say without any doubt that this model mimics a real life scenario.
We need to really watch this video over and over to learn from it so that nothing like this happens ever again.
Thank you! I am glad to hear it!
Moral of the story - he who builts his house on the rock is a wise man : Jesus
It's almost as if Jesus specifically said don't build a house on sand. (Don't build anything with a weak foundation.)
@@Hernandez297 Some people gotta learn the hard way. This's the kinda guy who's gotta find out for himself.
@@Hernandez297 yes it is
But what about houses on artificial islands in the United Arab Emirates?
At first I thought this was boring, but after a few minutes I was like "DAM!"
I'm glad you changed your mind :)
Regardless of 1:1 realism, This was cool as hell.
I am glad you think so my friend :D
I'm high asf rn, this was beautiful thank you
I am very glad you like it, my friend!
An awful lot of cars parked around, must be a party going on in the house...
Yes, it was a housewarming...
Disturbing yet fascinating, and the music is a wonderful pick.
I'm glad you noticed it, my friend!
*Lesson learned, build a house in a solid place and stay away from places near the cliff*
You are right!
The dam usually always collapses when it is completely soaked.
It is possible that the water could come to the top without the dam collapsing,
if there was a drainage channel inside the dam?
I think it will be made out of concrete if you don't want it soaked. And if so, I don't think there will be a collapse
Yes..
There is a structure called spillway, to spill the water before water elavation came to the top of embankment..
Some of the dams also has a channel inside the dam called conduit channel, to avoid the breaking of the dam, or to flushing out the sediment of the dam
You are right, I plan to make drainage systems in the next dams
Yes, proper angles on both sides of the dams can prevent collapse.
Look up on how the Dutch make their levees, they use a multi-tier design.
I love the creativity that goes into your videos!
I am so glad you like it, my friend!
I grew up on these videos and I love them
I am so glad you like it dear friend!
This was really kool. It gave us a story as it all unfolds
I am glad you think so :)
would it be possible for you to put a thin darker layer ( darker sand or other material) to demonstrate the subsidence that causes the initial cracking on top in this type of set up?
Good idea, I'll do it!
@@KingOfDams Make sure the second sand type is a different density, that way you can use a sieve to separate them and reuse them in other experiments.
This was too much fun to watch, i especially loved the part where the water flowed through the bunker and took out the entire hill - satisfying to say the least!
I am very glad you like it!
While this is extremely satisfying to watch. What this needs is some wave action... That would bring this to another level.
Cool idea, thank you!
I was really emotionally invested in that house by the end of the video. Heartbreaking.
Oh, I am glad you like it!
The things I always wanted to test as a child, King of Dams, your life is precious to us. Thank you for the inspiring content.
Thank you so much! I am so glad you like it!!
This lasted longer than I expected even though the initial failure started quickly.
Unfortunately, that waterproof cutaway deserves most of the credit there. It held this thing better than it would be by itself.
I am glad you like it, my friend !
This was fun to watch. Now I'm thinking more sandbox games (no pun intended) need occasional flooding and earthquakes that would temporarily or permanently shape the landscape of the game.
Cool idea! :)
the music rocks… good choice as the disaster progresses haha
I am glad you like it :D
Ah yeah. Loosely packed sand is not the same thing as densely packed clay and stone set under 1000's of psi for millions of years.
I love how the house isn’t like one big piece it actually breaks also love the vids keep up the great work
Thank you! I am so glad you like it!
Ah man I just paid of that Mustang too!
Well at least that damned red Pinto survived!
xD
This dear person is obviously not even trying to be realistic in any way and just having fun. Cut them some slack folks! Keep up the good work :-)
Thank you, my friend! :D
This seems like a better lesson in slope stabilization and erosion then anything else
Is sand really the best thing to use for these demos?? It’s easily one of the loosest soils on the planet and always collapses halfway through…
I think that in my scale sand is pebbles
yea this rocks dude I could watch these all night
I am glad to hear it!
I don't know why its kinda satisfying to me.
Glad you think so, my friend.
Would you be open to trying different types of soil maybe? Sand can only do so much..
Ok, I will try!
RIP to those 2 people (one wearing blue and the other yellow) who were in that car shed thing when the bunker collapsed. WOOSH
So dramatic..
I have a suggestion for a future dam: You should make multiple dams in a row and each one is different. For example, maybe one is entirely made out of bricks.
Cool idea, thank you!
The little guy sliding facedown at 6:44 had me sent
I don’t know why YT wanted to show me this but I love this channel now.
Welcome aboard, my friend!
TH-cam suggests on the basis of algorithm.
There's Destiny as well. Events like, to whom we met, where we finally get located for livelihood instead of where we wanted to, to whom we get married, etc. The good & bad things happening in Life are part of destiny, every person has his own.
And if you really wondered why this is on recommendation, the point is, its actually coming, so be prepared.
Have tangible Gold & Silver, building bunker/shelter, learning to grow crops, self defence, independency, etc. etc.
Collapse of petro-dollar/paper monetary system would be the reason.
Many geo-political situations/conflicts are side reasons/smoke and mirrors.
That was neat. Thankfully, most people know not to build on top of a sand dune. The underground bunker turned out to be a death trap. At least the people up top could try to swim to safety.
I agree with you..
That last shot is just so beautiful. Looks like a disaster movie but better. You'll have to make a whole city next and see what happens
I am very glad you like it, my friend!
Nothing can stop the power of water once it finds a vulnerability.
Agree with you..
When the first car went in I knew the house was a goner. I just hope everyone in the bunker was able to make it out safely.
If it's an earthen dam, which this appears to represent, the internal core could be something akin to rammed earth rather than just loose sand. I'd bet that'd hold up longer. The underground bunker might also maintain integrity for longer. Gradual seepage would occur with time, however. Rammed earth is not water proof. Technically, neither are most types of concrete.
You are absolutely right.
You are absolutely right.
That is the cleanest, most crystal clear glass I've ever seen
Wow, really? :)
Why was this so beautiful? Yet I'm left feeling tragic with a deep sense of loss.
Don't worry about them, this is their 38th flood..
That is so cool how you showed how that happens. I think most people are mystified on how the earth moves under different circumstances. Well done 👍
There's zero reason for this to be ten minutes long.
Your music made it ten times more ominous!!!
I'm very glad you noticed it!
Soothing music.
Nice way to lull people into a false sense of security.
I agree with you :D
I really hope you enjoy making these as much as we enjoy watching them.
Yes, I love destruction and I don't know why :)
那些事件应急响应我的人物理系好了解了吧台风雨无阻我们的爱。。。。。啊，了吧台风
It was sad seeing the loss of a house :( wish it could have been built in a better spot. Sometimes safety is more important than the view.
That actually went better than I was expecting.
Yes, I agree with you :)
The music made this whole video feel like watching a movie where the main protagonists know the earth is about to be destroyed and there is no way of preventing it. So everyone resigns to their fate lol
Wow, cool :)
Sometimes i pretend that I'm in the video..... And all of this is happening rl lol
Me too
@@michaelarculeo4033 Cool :)
I do that too xD
Thats got to be the best video of a dam breach i have ever seen.
I am so glad you think so, my friend!
This would actually make a good disaster movie.
I need to call Spielberg..
I return to this video every now & then to remind myself Mr Jenkies & his house of horrors are no more & that were safe. 🤘🏼
Wow..:)
this is so diffrent from what you usually make its really cool
I am so glad you like it, my friend!
I always tell folks the safest place is in a red car under a tree. 🚗🌲
hmm, you might have a point XD
You are absolutely right :))
I love the soundtrack!
There are alot of factors involved with such a test giving much insight on how things would react in certain environments. Under this particular test, this assumes the dam failure occurs in such a way that the water sweeps across the hill, which is where the realism of this experiment in my opinion ends as this assumes the water leaking of flooding from or through the dam has no where to go. Let's talk about the hill for a moment, Climate Change through the different seasons comes with it occasional rain, and possibly even a raining storm. This test assumes the dirt upon which makes up the hill has NEVER been touched by water it's entire existence. Unless your vegetation surrounding your property is literally tall plastic structures resembling trees, which takes more work and effort than literally just having trees, then you know plants make use of this thing called "roots" and through these roots they absorb nutrients and seek deeper and deeper into the ground in such a way that the roots almost literally hold large clumps of the dirt they're roots seek through together. I suppose the lamp posts run on solar panels.... The realtor who sold you the house may be legally liable for the failure, or lack of, a stable foundation for the house. i do not know the legal matters involved but i'm sure building and safety violations do not end with the foundation. Yes i know this is a "model". The person living in this house is possibly very wealthy and the "problem" would had been solved before any damage would occur; Or, the inhabitants of the house (large family or not) would had been able to organize gathering their stuff and leaving before any damage could occur.
This video has earned the rating: Propaganda, scaring people with bad science.
Wow, this is very cool! :))
@@KingOfDams Looking back at my comment, i didn't realize how long it got. But such is science.
Love watching your vids, very relaxing. I love how you try to make the scene realistic. And who cares if it doesn’t react like a real dam, we just want to see the thing collapse !!
I'm hooked on the videos! Quick tip, change your lighting, use more blues, make it feel more like natural lighting (sunlight).
I am glad you like it, my friend! Thanks for the tip!
Props to the guy that survived this tragedy and kept on his feet
He is lucky..
Don't care how scientifically inaccurate this is, it's just weirdly satisfying.
I am glad you think so, my friend :)
I kind of want to see this on a larger scale with a miniature town.
This is a really nice build you did 👏
I am so glad you think so!
Quite a clear demonstration
I am glad you think so
I love this a lot, I wish there could be lights that would flicker when it starts to flood just for cool effects that would be cool but idk if that would be possible, but either way great content!!
Cool idea, my friend! Thank you very much!
@@KingOfDams Thank you, of course!
There's 10 minutes of my life I will never get back.
Sorry :)
It looks pretty cool regardless. Thanks for the video.
I am very glad you think so!!
so lesson learned hiding in the red car in the back would be the saftest bet in surviving
You are absolutely right :)
This was extremely enlightening yes you can hide under ground just make sure it's still way way above sea level at its deepest point. Also a powerful hydraulic ram for your escape from debree that may have fallen onto the top of your escape hatch!!!!! Cause maybe your really strong but a car is really heavy!!!!!
You are absolutely right!
@@KingOfDams excellent video by the way sweetheart!!! And thank you for the intelligence you exude and offer and for your reply as well!!!!!!!!!