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Imperator Caesar Divi Filius Augustus it's actually pretty likely a plague would start in Madagascar with its poor hygiene, today there still are bubonic plague outbreaks there
Protagonist I didn't get it at first then rethinked what you said and I remembered a canon ball is like a tiny 360 to a pool and starting laughing just by visualizing you doing a canonball and making a giant tsunamis 😂
ChelseaFan Spanish Island, and yes they'd be period of around 8 hours to evacuate the area before the wave reached and devestated the East coast so invest in a new pair of running shoes! :)
It is estimated that 3.5-7 billion tress are cut down each year. This means that around 10-20 million trees are cut down each day. Given that mr beast’s project took months, it did next to nothing.
The chicxulub tsunami (the one created by the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs) was no where near 5km high, at its highest point it was only ~200m high. Because the asteroid landed in only 100 meters of water the wave height was restricted to that amount
Whitefang 165 😩 " INDEED!.... Any, resultant ' tsunami ' wouldn't be solely comprised of Water but a cataclysmic mixture of the planet's surface and subterranean elements (ex: water, soil, bedrock, magma, etc). Several more of this video's estimated measurements didn't into account that certain topography {ex: canyons, gorges, etc.) can dramatically effect or influence the height of water surges funneled through narrowed corridors by comparison with a flat and wide-open geographical environment. "
I've heard that before but I think the 5km number comes from the maximum height it could have been, if the water was deep enough. But yeah he probably should have said that in the video
Aliyah Scott okay I. Respect yr opinion but I was born in a coastal place and if u live very close to the beach I recommend u to Move to place far from it
@@simplord3589 okay here’s a way to survive a tsunami 1:first gather food leashes if you have pets now you wanna get a full rubber suit trust me this comes in handy. gather your animals and loved ones and get into a car. 2:Drive to a hiking mountain. Safe for kids or pets. 3:if you don’t have any hiking mountains hurry and drive to the highest building. 4:as soon as you are in the building this is when the rubber suits come in handy hurry up and change. 5: climb to the top and grab on to a bar or something just in case. 6: as soon as the tsunami comes brace yourself because you don’t know if the building is gonna tip over or if the tsunami is too high. 7: if you do get swept away this is where the rubber suits come in handy because if the electrical pole hits the water everything will be zapped and everyone in the water would most likely die but that is why we have rubber on it should be able to save your life just make sure your pets are ur first priority and if I have a fish..... they’ll be fine they can breath underwater lol. 8:swim to a boat or anything like that follow these steps and you will have a better chance at surviving have a great day :) oof and I forgot one more rule. 9: DONT DIEEEE Hehhehe I’m so smart lol ( oh and btw the water only zaps u for a few seconds)
Guys in Norway there's an unstable mountain called Akerneset and will one day slide into the fjord causing a flood wave about 80-100 meters tall, there's also a number of towns around the fjord like Hellesylt and Geiranger which will be receiving waves about 84 and 70 meters high. Everyday I go to this live camera on Geiranger because that landslide can happen at ANY time. There's also a Norwegian movie about it called The Wave it's on Netflix, it's pretty sad.
Who would be stupid enough to live there? The people that live there know the mountain is unstable and can collapse anytime and they just stay there? Uhhh Okay.
.... Just imagine a wave that looks like your typical wave at the beach, just as tall as an empire state building, going towards you..... That would be scary as hell, though something I wish I could actually see.
Tsunami:I’m powerful then everything Tornado: no I am Earthquake: no I am Volcano: no I can burn everybody God: ok just shut up before I remove you before you keep fighting
There is a small chance of one of the canary islands collapsing and causing a 1km high wave an d wiping out 4 very important parts of continents. That is very unlikely but *THE IDEA SOUNDS FUN*
*talks about a the rare possibility that a gigantic wave could wipe out the entire east coast of America* "This is extremely unlikely, but it's still fun to think about." NOT IF YOU LIVE IN THE EAST COAST OF AMERICA
Soo... what you are saying is; All a super villain would need to do in order to hold to ransom the east coast of America is to; 1) Buy one of the canary islands. 2) Cut extensive tunnelling and lay rollers (in specific directions and at the proper incline). 3) Wire up the support columns with explosives. 4) Unleash a landslide if demands aren't met. Cool :)
...Liquid and clouds on mars ! Never trust NASA, it's not the real color of mars. A lot of apollo missions are fakes, why ? Just to take your money for their secret business NASA is not public is military !
ok u don't know :v jupiter change the direction of asteroids which are likely to hit earth without jupiter we were deadlong ago due to asteroid hitting us
GetHitSticked The "Tiny star" has a gravitational pull that adverts asteroids away that could possibly hit the earth. Im no astronomer, so do not quote me. You can do your own research and tell me if i am wrong.
Whenever I hear about a giant tsunami hitting the coast somewhere I always picture a tall, monolithic wall of water; but when you actually look at the footage of the Indian Ocean tsunami it looks like a tumbling mass of water like giant river rapids or breakers crashing into the shore. Is that the case for most tsunamis?
Brandon Hall Yes, exactly. A Tsunami is commonly misinterpreted visually. It is much easier to picture a simple wave than picturing lumps and lumps of water running over anything in its path. So yeah in most cases a tsunami is not in a shape of a "wave" more like a big lump.
Depends. If you look at the videos of the Indonesian one, there were boats which filmed how the sea simply bulged a lot up and down in deep areas close to where the crust fracture happened. There are many videos of Japanese boats filming their tsunamis doing that too far away from the coast. Now... once the water starts to get close to shore, the mass is too huge to continue with the same shape and then it starts to roll with the friction of the ground, turning more into the typical 'surfing' waves. But simply by physics and fluid dynamics, there is no way that you will have a single giant Hawaii-5-0 kind of wave like the drawing in the video. It will be a huge advancing mass of water, _maybe_ with huge waves on the top portions of the water mass, like the huge waves that have been filmed in those crazy north sea storms near Ireland. It would be like having the waves of a storm riding on top of a giant bulge of water that moves all at once.
Most tsunami are a chain of waves, not just one. example: a 60 foot one, then a 100 foot one, then 60 foot, then 40 foot. You get hammered by a series of waves, not just one like it is often shown.
5:05 "an asteroid about 66 million years ago which was probably the same one that killed the dinosoars" hmmmm i think it was probably bigger than the example at 1:40
2:34 As an engineer myself I can relate to setting up a controlled test thinking that your calculations are correct only to realize that your calculations were off. For my senior project I made a guided missile (I called it a guided rocket so my advisor wouldn't question what I was doing). Long story short I missed a negative sign so that the gyroscope that that up was down and down was up and vice-versa. Shortly after launch my missile dove straight into the ground. It was supposed to intercept a target in the air but just ended up breaking itself. I had to build another rocket from scratch since the impact broke everything :(
On reddit, I heard that some dude and his friend were on vacation, and couldn’t decide whether they should go home the next day or go to the beach. They flipped a coin, and the coin told them to go home. If the coin had landed on the other side, they would have gone to the beach, straight to the Indian Ocean tsunami.
In Lituya Bay, it was not a wave that was 1722 feet. It was a surge of water that went up the hillsides that reached that length. The wave itself was about 40 feet high and carried boats over top of trees
Tsunamis aren’t always necessarily waves my friend as in 2011 Japanese tsunamis over 60% of the “waves” were surges just look at the tsunami video on RU-vid and you will see it wasn’t necessarily a wave it was a surge of water that travelled really far
Ngl. Comments in reallifelore vids are more educated and understands, what a tsunami is, as opposed to what a 'big splash of water' aka mega tsunami is, than in infographicshow vids. Subbed.
That's like saying How to survive a rock slide: Tuck & Roll How to survive a tornado: Spin the opposite direction How to survive death: Live How to survive an earthquake: Jump in How to survive a nuclear warfare: Grab the bomb before it hits
ricardo ludwig...no his is your daily reminder that movies are constantly getting more silly. ...if you are "terrified" of the World...it means you are terrified of life...what's up with that?
Eriberto881967 Leaño Wouldn't that make him happy since, according to the Bible, we were put in the world as a punishment for Eve's sin, so it being terrifying would mean he was successful?
As someone who lives on the east coast of the United States, screw you for making this video. *sigh* Things I'm worried about at all times: - Gamma Ray Bursts - Cancer - Rogue Black Holes - the False Vacuum Collapse - ALS - Asteroid Impact - Old Age - _Megatsunamis_
Those first three can basically be generalized to "thing which could be barreling toward us undetectably as we speak, and there'd be no way to survive, escape, or stop it." Old Age is more of a basic fear of death.
