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I read about this phenomenon, which the magazine called fluidization, in Scientific American in the 1970s. Back when SciAm was still worth opening.

What a waste of time and money

There's a reason my girlfriend told me to stop showing her things "that are not there but still want to kill you". I think most of us think about landslides as hilly or mountainous events. But this look like a nice piece of land with no danger and yet still it can kill you. Mother nature is amazing :D

The farms that started it all survives!

Thank you for posting this. Old style documentaries make my heart happy.

CO2 is nothing more than a global tax pushed by institutions like The WEF, WHO, UN, CFA… taking money from the surfs and redistributing it to the evil ungodly global elites.

I re-watch this film regularly because I enjoy the creepy, foreboding music during the active slide portion, particularly starting at 8:27 when the second “large, flake-type slide” occurs.

jeg lærte mye fra denne dokumentaren enn boka mi....

ten minutes basically

does anyone know what modelling software was used in this time?

Musiken... fyfan vilken juvel, av en intensiv typ den är!

Norway is just plagued by that clay. It seems to be everywhere, needs little slope to flow, and can start moving at the slightest disturbance.

That creepy music goes well with the scenes and is how we rolled back in the 70s! Love it!

I have inderstood it so that the false positves are high with PSA and thus high risk of overtreatment and reduced quality of life.

Jag kom hit pga tips från Lars Wilderang, byggnadsingenjör, som skriver på Cornucopia. Raset vid Stenungsund, 23 september 2023 (orsak även här: deponimassor som (i hemlighet dumpats från Västlänksbygget i Göteborg). Normalt folk såg detta komma, men blir ständigt tystade!

Synd ägarna till Privata bostäder inte såg denna dokumentär.

Mycket intressant dokumentär. Lär vara många svenskar som tittar idag....

good music

good choice of music hahah

that's had a profound feeling for me, really odd & the music

My jaw dropped with the adding of salt experiment. Amazing

great work!

This documentary film illustrates just how crappy most videos are n youtube . amazing footage and excellent narration .

"1978"? Looks and sounds more like a documentary from the 1940s or 50s!

Thank god cameraman didn't die 😊

Apparently, no Moose were injured.

These documentaries make my day at work a blast

Velig bra lydeffekter, flaks att noken fekk filmet det.

17:30 smoke ring

fantastic work!

Someone please say who did the soundtrack!. It is so redolent of the times. It sounds a great deal like Throbbing Gristle. I love that it was selected by the people who put together this academic (ie not commercial) film. Everything about the film is great 1. the models and drawn on photos used to illustrate the events. I've grown weary of superficially flashy but not helpful computer graphics. 2. that classic British narrator, almost has that late night Open University timbre. 3. the straightforward lab demonstrations, and no one nest to the technician having to do straight to camera expressions while bobbing their head (standardly filmed weeks later) 4. no "presenters" who re-state, badly, what the knowledgeable people have already said. 5. the music 6. the post event events: especially the fellow in shorts, hardhat & little else, and the two cats in the field. Clips of all three together could be lethal.

I’ve never imagined this kind of instability in a country like Norway. I always thought the country was as solid as all the mountains and rocky sea shores I know of the country. I have been camping in the country (everywhere south of Bodø) and the ground almost never was easy to put a tent on (except for directly next to rivers and Ekeberg 😂). What a crazy and surreal threat that trying to build a new foundation for a barn results in a devastating collapse of a complete countryside.

Eerie music to a natural occurrence, like a avalanche

Hilariously bad music

Quick clay is awesome 😊

That was excellent 😊

Very educational. Thanks!

So what has happened to this wreck? The most recent news I can find dates to 2019 where supposedly Norway was planning to entomb the submarine under rubble and sand by 2020, but then no additional news or information about whether this was ever done or not.

fantastic documentary

This made me feel like I was a kid again just watching TV, wow how things have changed ! And just in 70’s style, the guy drilling the sample has on only short shorts 🤣🤣 It’s sad one person lost their life but amazing that more didn’t ! I live in the USA and have never heard of quick clay, it is scary to think these people live on land that could turn to liquid with just the slightest disruption !

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14:55

What is the average in situ water content of the quick clay?

Smash

Hydrodynamic equilibrium makes planets round.

Amigo

It will happen again…

Thousands of years eh? Gone in 5 min! Great vid

They talk about the salt being leached out over time. I wonder if they couldn't treat these areas with sea water every few years on a crop rotation schedule. Every 7th year, a field is given a year to rest while it is treated with salt water.