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4:56 i live and maryland and remember when this happened 😂 i was in like 2nd grade they made us all evacuate the classroom

I think China has the same risks when it comes to these intraplate earthquakes. The 2008 Sichuan earthquake was felt as far away as Beijing 1,500 km away from the epicenter. It was even felt in Myanmar and Thailand. This and New Madrid made me realize that the true strength of earthquakes isn't always determined by their magnitude.

I'm a Memphis resident and I have to say that this is the best video I've ever seen about this topic.

Thank you very much for that interesting report. Greetings from Germany

I literally live on the new Madrid fault lol

4:20 thats not Indiana btw great video

bottom line...this one has a bad temper

Why did this channel stop? Did it just move to Nebula or something?

Poor little King Snake. 🥺

It is not pronounced Maadrid it just Madrid

Regarding harvest of lanternfish for protein. I have to wonder for an organism that literally blankets the planet, what is it's rate limiting factor for growth? Is it oxygen? Phytoplankton density? If the rate limiter (as one would expect of a saturated population) is intraspecies competition. Then additional predation should have no impact, since the fish that are harvested are merely getting out of the way for their brothers that would have survived had they not been starved to death by competition with the survivors being caught.

I was actually fairly close to the 2011 Louisa, VA earthquake! The shaking felt like the ground was turning to liquid, and while almost no damage happened to our house, other houses in the neighborhood had cracked interior walls, dislodged furniture, fallen picture frames, etc. My high school orientation even got postponed because the gym suffered some structural damage, and all of the balls stuck in the ceiling fell lol

This might just be my favorite video on CZcams

During that earthquake in West Virginia like 15 years ago I felt it here in Ontario. I was actually chatting online with a bunch of friends, a lot of whom were around the east coast from New York to South Carolina and we all said we felt it at about the same time. It was really weird to feel the exact same thing at the same time as people hundreds or thousands of miles away. It wasn't that strong, either. Just felt wobbly, like my insides were made of jello for a moment. There was a closer one in Quebec a year or so later that was strong enough to wake me up. And that was still a couple hundred miles away.

Small little note geologic wise- the Appalachia Mountains formed due to a plate shift themselves. There are small plates that might occasionally diverge or converge depending on which way they shift. The Appalachia match up with northern American mountains and even the ones leading up to the UK and Scotland. Earthquakes along the east are rare but not at all impossible. Anytime a mountain has formed, it is most likely due to seismic activity and has some form of molten activity depending on lava vein accessibility and tectonic ‘agreement’ or plates that only rub against each other and not push into or pull away

The effects that gravity has from our tidally locked moon adds fun.

Anyone know what happened to this channel?

would love to see a new upload one day!

The pronunciation of Madrid is atrocious

WE NEED MORE VIDEOS

When new great movies?

before i watch: duh, east coast building code has a massive skill issue after: snad

Annoying annoying muaic. Terribly unwatchable.

Annoying music.. unwatchable because of it

Awe we never got part two :(

Really? You talked about liquefaction and didn't mention Port Royal?

TWO YEARS LATER AND NO PART TWO WTF COME ON

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Wow! A CZcams video with DATA! And lots of it!

Brother i eagerly waiting for your next video I always check your channel 🎉

Brother i eagerly waiting for your next video I always check your channel

*~"Let's go to Mt. Paektu"~*

Havent even watched the video. But theyre not (ill come back)

We never got a part 2 😢

It's like watching a crash in slow motion. I bet if we could speed it all up, it would make perfect sense.

I remember the 2011 earthquake, I was in Williamsburg Virginia in an after school program asleep lol. One of the staff woke me up to make me go into the hallway and do the earthquake thingy they do in school. Nothing happened besides a bit of shaking though and I got to go back to sleep lol.

This video is very well done. It states that the 3 earthquakes from 1811 & 1812 ranged between 7.0 & 7.5 magnitude. These are estimates and they are in line with general consensus from the scientific community in articles I have read for years. When you read eye witness accounts of what happened in that region during the quakes, it compares more to what happened in Anchorage Alaska in 1964 which was a 9.2. I was in Southern California during the Hector Mine Earthquake in 1999 and the Ridgecrest earthquakes in 2019. Hector Mine was a 7.1 and the strongest of the 3 earthquakes in Ridgecrest was also 7.1 Those California earthquakes did not knock trees over or deform the land like the New Madrid ones did.

In 2024 new york hit with earthquake

shhh they eat a lot of spicy food. they fart and enchanted the earthquake.

MADrid lmao dude...

i miss watching vids here. rewatching it repeatedly, hope you come back :<

Can you try using proper English and also pronouncing the town correctly

I used to live in southern Massachusetts. In 2020 we got an earthquake. It was the loudest thing I've heard before or since. It was like a runaway diesel but if the engine was the size of an entire building. It woke me up and my mom called the police because clearly that wasnt normal. Seeing the usgs on the news was so weird

Nate don't care, he's just angry. I was suprised that Colorado lost, nothing against Dallas. That was just a coaching masterclass, and Dallas should NOT have won this series on paper. Dallas did well, Colorado did not.

Baby come back I need more videos ❤

This explains why, when they built the St. Louis arch, they had to go about 750 ft down to find bedrock. Always wondered about that. On Sundays, they would allow people to go down on the elevator (for a price-it helped with the cost), and a lot of them would come back up with the bends (no one knew what the “bends” was back in the day)...the person who was in charge of the project would have to spend days in bed with the bends...it’s a wonder they didn’t kill him!🙁

pls stop calling colonizers "settlers" because that they were not-

Let's see if there's a serious earthquake on the 41st day after the April 8th eclipse on this fault line ⌛️😮on May 19th

Tbh I think they got in the blast zone of caseOH jumping.

"New Maaadrid" .. Really?