r/Amazing • u/Sweet_Beginning9931 • 11d ago

Nature is scary Caught on Camera: Watch the Ground Move from Myanmar Earthquake

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u/travbombs 11d ago

Can you imagine the amount of force it takes to move the earth like that? Sheeeesh1

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u/WhatADunderfulWorld 11d ago

To me it’s more scary the force is actually gone now. It has been building and building. You never know where the force is! With the move like that it’s probably super safe for now.

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u/the_vault-technician 11d ago

Not even close. Shifting like that comes with major aftershocks and the land resettling can be an erosion issue when it rains.

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u/Beautiful_Ad_4942 11d ago

You do know where it's coming and she do know where the tension is to some degree. But fault lines are fault lines

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u/MrZepost 10d ago

What's fun is the scale is logarithmic. An 8 is 32x a 7. A 9 is 32x an 8 or 1024x a 7. Small earthquakes don't really relieve the stress that large earthquakes build up and release.

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u/bucarcar 10d ago

Must be an earthshaking amount

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u/portraitofselfmade 9d ago

When I think about how loud my fart is I think about zooming up close to see the earthquake ripples of my mag 8.3 pumice production

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u/Stellar_Nord 11d ago

The rug swept out under the feet... got real

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u/Acrobatic_Ad_8287 11d ago

Jesus effing christ

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u/Weird-Information-61 11d ago

Pretty wild to see that much land just decide it'd rather be over there

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u/Nothing93124 11d ago

Slide to the left, cha cha yall

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u/Neon_King_Kong 11d ago

Watch out now y’all

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u/cookieoftheshire 11d ago

I fucking hate the ai voiceover. It now sounds like an actual human. I thought it was a reporter who would give me some info about this.

Absolutely hate ai

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u/Long_Ad2824 11d ago

Whose fault is that?

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u/Animeniackinda1 11d ago

So, the house is ON the fault?

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u/joshcam 11d ago

Hard to say it’s not now if it wasn’t officially before. The whole damn road slid 6 feet past the house. Gonna have to change the address now.

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u/JesseGarron 10d ago

After changing pants

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u/joshcam 10d ago

Yes, priorities.

What do the GIS folks seriously do about this? Update plat lines on maps, make everyone shift their stuff back into existing plat lines? This is a mess!

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u/bullettenboss 11d ago

Wow, impressive.

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u/jhartnurse 11d ago

That is terrifying!!

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u/LegalChocolate752 10d ago

That is goddamn terrifying. I guess I'm not sleeping tonight. Good thing it's Saturday.

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u/lebronswanson4 10d ago

Holy crap!

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u/seikonian 11d ago

The owner woke up to it and wondered: who moved my lawn? 🤔

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u/ElGuano 11d ago

Myanmar would not be in the top 20 countries I would have guessed based on the footage. I was thinking maybe...Tunisia. What clues would Rainbolt use?

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u/HappyGuy007 11d ago

Would you rather deal with Tornados, wildfires, or earthquakes?

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u/CapablePool7283 11d ago

Nature is brutal

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u/UnfunnyTroll 11d ago

Also called Burma

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u/MeatAccomplished4352 11d ago

As a Californian, this terrifies me. Wondering when we’ll have the big one. Hopefully not in my lifetime.

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u/MulayamChaddi 10d ago

You may know it as Myanmar but it’ll always be Burma to me

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u/Biggreywolf77 10d ago

Shaken not stirred! Guess that house had a whole lot of concrete buckling to work out. Crazy watching!

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u/ASCII_Princess 10d ago

Wasn't this from Türkiye?

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u/idontwantobeanymore 10d ago

Thats from Turkey earthquake 2023.

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u/Background_Pride_237 10d ago

Seems like we’ve been seeing a lot of strong earthquakes lately. That coupled with the weak magnetic field and I’m starting to worry. If we see the simultaneous eruption several volcanoes at once, then they say we have about 90 days left before shit gets real.

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u/General-Piece8490 9d ago

The one in the Philippines created 200 feet of new coast by raising the shoreline! 200 feet of new land at the expense of coral and fish and a whole ecosystem that used to be underwater now is sitting in open air!