M 9.2 Indian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunami (26/12/2004)

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Komentáře • 94

  • @jairoel
    @jairoel Před rokem +16

    Awesome video!! This is waay better than the older version and shows how much You have improved over the years. Here it's still the 25th of december. This was one of the worst disasters in modern history.

  • @aircraftandmore9775
    @aircraftandmore9775 Před rokem +16

    Man this earthquake rupture was insane, it went over a thousand miles. Imagine if there was a earthquake warning system in indoneasia and then this happens in modern day, imagine how the disasters discord servers freaking out about this.

    • @feekado_1
      @feekado_1 Před rokem +4

      Count your blessing,
      It's happening right now with the turkey-syria quakes

    • @aircraftandmore9775
      @aircraftandmore9775 Před rokem +2

      @@feekado_1 I remember that

  • @siyuyangzhang6995
    @siyuyangzhang6995 Před 11 měsíci +16

    During the 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake (M 9.1~9.3), Banda Aceh has shaking intensity of MMI VIII-IX or Shindo 6-/6+, this is almost about the same as the shaking intensity of Sendai city during the 2011 Tohoku, Japan Earthquake (M 9.0~9.1).

  • @jeewellc2183
    @jeewellc2183 Před rokem +2

    Incredible video ! Thank you

  • @siyuyangzhang6995
    @siyuyangzhang6995 Před rokem +9

    Great job! Please plan to do these in the near future:
    New version of 2010 Chile Earthquake (M 8.8); 2010 Yushu Earthquake (M 6.9~7.1); new version of April 2015 Nepal Earthquake (M 7.8); and so on. Thanks.

  • @aircraftandmore9775
    @aircraftandmore9775 Před rokem +6

    Nice video man, can you do the 8.2 aftershock of this next? Because it was pretty large and deadly too.

  • @thelmahokkaido300
    @thelmahokkaido300 Před rokem +5

    Great job! Please plan to do these at some points in the future:
    April 11, 2011 Fukushima Earthquake (M 6.6~7.0); March 20, 2021 Miyagi Earthquake (M 6.9~7.0); New version of 2010 Chile Earthquake (M 8.8); 2010 Yushu Earthquake (M 6.9~7.1); new version of April 2015 Nepal Earthquake (M 7.8); and so on. Thanks.

    • @thelmahokkaido300
      @thelmahokkaido300 Před rokem +1

      And also the 2022 Ferndale earthquake (M 6.4).

    • @siyuyangzhang6995
      @siyuyangzhang6995 Před rokem +1

      I also agree with the April 11, 2011 Fukushima Earthquake (M 6.6~7.0) and the March 20, 2021 Miyagi Earthquake (M 6.9~7.0).

    • @siyuyangzhang6995
      @siyuyangzhang6995 Před rokem +1

      For the April 7, 2011 Miyagi Earthquake (M 7.1~7.2); February 13, 2021 Fukushima Earthquake (M 7.1~7.3); and the March 16, 2022 Fukushima Earthquake (M 7.3~7.4); maximum intensities are all IX/6+. For the April 11, 2011 Fukushima Earthquake (M 6.6~7.0), maximum intensity is VIII/6-. For the March 20, 2021 Miyagi Earthquake (M 6.9~7.0), maximum intensity is VII/5+.

  • @wolfthunder2526
    @wolfthunder2526 Před rokem +7

    If i see the announcement, that the tsunami height will be 30 m on my area, I'll be very panic...
    Condolences to the victims and the families survivors.

  • @Etriland
    @Etriland Před rokem +5

    Today is the aniversery in Indonesia (It's still Christmas Day in America). Rest in peace to all those fallen.

  • @iJustRuinedMyReputation12

    Bro congrat you upload over 2004 anniversary

  • @Thistime2459
    @Thistime2459 Před rokem +2

    THAT WAS EPIC

  • @Assam-tf4lu
    @Assam-tf4lu Před rokem +3

    Many forget that the epicentral track is from Indonesia to Andaman and nicobar islands of india

  • @BakhosVillager
    @BakhosVillager Před rokem +3

    this is the most longest shindo 7 video ever... lol

  • @user-kh2qn2ng3d
    @user-kh2qn2ng3d Před rokem +1

    very cool video I have an idea for the next video. Korea earthquake: earthquake epicenter 8 km magnitude 5.8 city Gyeongju Shindo 6-

  • @PGFLIMSXD
    @PGFLIMSXD Před rokem +1

    nice

  • @Your_momxd412
    @Your_momxd412 Před 5 měsíci

    ✨woww✨

  • @afl6786
    @afl6786 Před rokem +5

    Are this tsunami arrived at the beach 20-30 minute after earthquake?
    With that long time lot of people can survive,but yeah,tsunami education at that time in Indonesia are really bad

    • @ColorCatMeoww
      @ColorCatMeoww Před rokem +2

      The tsunami arrived before the shaking stopped

  • @siyuyangzhang6995
    @siyuyangzhang6995 Před 11 měsíci +2

    The intensity at Phuket Island, Thailand seems to be more likely to be IV/3 rather than just III/2; anyway, minor issue.

  • @nazturuygy8814
    @nazturuygy8814 Před rokem +3

    The scariest earthquake ever recorded in history...Even though I'm not existed yet 🤣

  • @mishkafederiko_5736
    @mishkafederiko_5736 Před rokem +2

    btw purple lines are major (the biggest ones) red ones are just some big tsunami and yellow are medium

    • @JohannesKalelPerez
      @JohannesKalelPerez Před dnem

      Purple - Major tsunami warning
      Red - Tsunami warning
      Yellow - Tsunami advisory

  • @sharkssaviation
    @sharkssaviation Před 9 měsíci +2

    How did it not reach Shindo 7?

  • @ahmadnabil8295
    @ahmadnabil8295 Před rokem +3

    At that time i was in Lhok kruet, which is pretty close to The epicentre, i can greatly remember (tough i just 5 yo at that time) that the quake doesnt stop Even when first tsunami wave arrive, imagine The shaking last for a half our, being strong and weak then just repeat, followed by continuosly hundred aftershock for two month straight, one thing that i hardly to believe is, among the story' from older victim, they say when the quake happen all people hear very big Rumbling sound caming from the sea, they say All people on western shore hear it, it describe as a far away hundred of thunder sound, as long as i remember i heard it too, but maybe i quickly distract to something (children thing). Any explanation for this experience maybe? I still look out for the answer till today

  • @yatyayat
    @yatyayat Před 6 měsíci

    Pretty sure it was shindo 7 in Simeulue, as the epicenter was just 30 km north of Simeulue.

  • @PaullyBoiPlays
    @PaullyBoiPlays Před rokem +2

    Please simulate Romania's 1977/1976 earthquake.

  • @ProTheRobloxer
    @ProTheRobloxer Před rokem +1

    Man it reached singapore but i didn’t exist in 2004, i started to exist in 2008

  • @yoongchanphew7547
    @yoongchanphew7547 Před rokem +1

    This is actually the first and last tsunami in Malaysia by now

  • @user-ez9vw8ok9t
    @user-ez9vw8ok9t Před rokem +2

    8:42震度5強

  • @GeographyZID
    @GeographyZID Před rokem +4

    Tahun 2004 sudah masuk zaman modern, tapi edukasi mitigasi bencana dan sistem peringatan bencana di kawasan-kawasan terdampak masih kurang sekali. Jadi sebab utama mengapa korban begitu banyak setelah bencana ini terjadi :(
    Alfatihah, dan turut berduka bagi semua korban beserta keluarganya🙏

  • @TikTok-pte
    @TikTok-pte Před rokem

    Earthquake and Tsunami oh no in India 😢😮

  • @Etriland
    @Etriland Před 7 měsíci

    Today is the 19th anniversary in Indonesia

  • @encarnasanchez7814
    @encarnasanchez7814 Před 7 měsíci

    What do the different tsunami warning colors represent?

    • @Etriland
      @Etriland Před 7 měsíci +2

      It's inspired by how the Japan Meteolgical Agency issues them. Purple (formally red and white) means Major Tsunami Warning, red means Tsunami Warning, and yellow means a Tsunami Advisory. Not shown in this video, but light blue means a Tsunami Forecast (mild tide changes is likely, and you should be aware)
      A Major Tsunami Warning will cause a large area of inland flooding, a Tsunami Warning will cause minor to coastal flooding (not as severe), and advisory is usually a warning for people that's near the beach or a dock

    • @encarnasanchez7814
      @encarnasanchez7814 Před 7 měsíci +1

      @@Etriland Thank you!

  • @nelsonmembreno5431
    @nelsonmembreno5431 Před rokem +1

    Looks like the 9.1 Tohoku

  • @agentlecat2839
    @agentlecat2839 Před rokem +1

    Next the italian earthquake 6.6

  • @user-ez9vw8ok9t
    @user-ez9vw8ok9t Před rokem +1

    0:16震度5強

  • @user-ez9vw8ok9t
    @user-ez9vw8ok9t Před rokem +1

    0:25震度6強

  • @zularzianzazian6288
    @zularzianzazian6288 Před 7 měsíci

    Hy all.. Iam from Aceh..

  • @user-ez9vw8ok9t
    @user-ez9vw8ok9t Před rokem +1

    0:04震度2

  • @yusufrosly3430
    @yusufrosly3430 Před rokem +1

    putrajaya has no access to the sea😶😶

  • @user-ez9vw8ok9t
    @user-ez9vw8ok9t Před rokem +1

    4:31震度6弱

  • @kimineko6467
    @kimineko6467 Před rokem +4

    18 tahun lalu... Btw apakah benar gempa ini sampai terasa bahkan merusak di pulau jawa?

  • @Pingie_Player
    @Pingie_Player Před rokem +2

    Isn't this aceh's Destruction earthquake? (Megathrust)

  • @user-ez9vw8ok9t
    @user-ez9vw8ok9t Před rokem

    9:37震度4

  • @disasterlab9901
    @disasterlab9901 Před rokem +3

    largest earthquake in Southeast asia?

    • @siyuyangzhang6995
      @siyuyangzhang6995 Před rokem +4

      @Marcos The 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake (M 9.1~9.3), it is also comparable to the 1964 Alaska Earthquake (M 9.2) and the 2011 Tohoku, Japan Earthquake (M 9.0~9.1). Depends on the exact magnitude value chosen of each earthquake, it can be the second or the third strongest earthquake ever recorded.

    • @disasterlab9901
      @disasterlab9901 Před rokem +2

      Next year marks the 20th anniversary of the Indian Ocean tsunami.
      (2004.12.26~2024.12.26)

  • @オサイアコストン

    i bet north sentnal island got earthquake 💀

  • @arugozino4639
    @arugozino4639 Před rokem +1

    Kayak di Jepang mantap 🤎

  • @iJustRuinedMyReputation12

    Wait it's not shindo 7?

    • @jairoel
      @jairoel Před rokem +1

      Nope, it's not

    • @siyuyangzhang6995
      @siyuyangzhang6995 Před rokem +3

      Even this earthquake has very large magnitude, the maximum shaking intensity is only MMI IX, Shindo 6+; not MMI X+, Shindo 7; same for the 2010 Chile Earthquake (M 8.8).

    • @iJustRuinedMyReputation12
      @iJustRuinedMyReputation12 Před rokem +3

      @@siyuyangzhang6995 ok but I also i replied this my brain said
      Not even a huge magnitude of earthquake can make a intensity 7 sometimes earthquake to weak

    • @siyuyangzhang6995
      @siyuyangzhang6995 Před rokem +2

      Sometimes, earthquake with magnitude only M 6-ish can reaches intensity MMI X+, Shindo 7; examples: February 2011 Christchurch Earthquake (M 6.1~6.3, X/7); April 14, 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake Foreshock (M 6.2~6.5, X/7); 2018 Hualien Earthquake (M 6.4, X/7); and so on.
      Sometimes, earthquake with magnitude M 8.5+ can have maximum intensity that no more than MMI IX, Shindo 6+; examples: 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake (M 9.1~9.3, IX/6+); 2005 Nias-Simeulue Earthquake (M 8.6, IX/6+); 2010 Chile Earthquake (M 8.8, IX/6+); 2012 Indian Ocean Earthquake (M 8.6, VII/5+); and so on.
      A few shallow inland M 8-ish earthquakes reaches the highest intensity of MMI XI-XII, Shindo 7; examples: 1920 Haiyuan Earthquake (M 7.9, XII/7); 1976 Tangshan Earthquake (M 7.5~7.8, XI/7)); 2008 Sichuan Earthquake (M 7.9~8.0, XI/7); and so on.

    • @siyuyangzhang6995
      @siyuyangzhang6995 Před rokem +1

      By the way, the 1960 Chile Earthquake (M 9.5); 1964 Alaska Earthquake (M 9.2); 2011 Tohoku, Japan Earthquake (M 9.0~9.1); and so on; all of them have maximum intensity reaches MMI X+, Shindo 7.

  • @user-ez9vw8ok9t
    @user-ez9vw8ok9t Před rokem +1

    8:51震度5弱

  • @user-ez9vw8ok9t
    @user-ez9vw8ok9t Před rokem +1

    0:04震度4