Ultimate 2011 Japanese Tsunami Compilation
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2023
- Ultimate 2011 Japanese Tsunami Compilation
On March 11, 2011 it was like any other Friday for most Japanese workers.
Many were going about their day, getting ready for the weekend.
As it got to late afternoon, many Japanese residents prepared to make the journey home.
Little did they know, many wouldn't make it, and their lives would be changed forever.
At 2:46pm Japanese standard time, a record breaking 9.1 magnitude undersea mega thrust earthquake occurred just 45 miles off the east coast of Japan.
It occurred at a relatively shallow depth of just 20 miles below the surface.
The shaking from the earthquake lasted approximately 6 minutes.
Almost immediately it triggered a Tsunami, and sent waves as high as 40 metres racing toward the Japanese coast.
The waves were traveling at a staggering 435 miles per hour.
Most residents had only an 8 to 10 minute warning in order to evacuate the area.
Then, the unimaginable happened...the Tsunami hit Japan's East coast, with footage that looked like it had come from a Hollywood movie.
Many area's of Japan at the time were experiencing freezing conditions around 0 degrees Celsius, or 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
Getting washed away in the water would cause hypothermia in just a matter of minutes.
The devastation caused by the Tsunami was on a scale that had rarely been seen before.
But this tsunami would do something no other tsunami had done in history.
The tsunami caused the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
Powerful waves of the Tsunami damaged the emergency diesel generators leading to a loss of electric power.
The damage done to the nuclear plant would cause the meltdowns of three of its reactors, and subsequently the discharge of radioactive water in Fukushima and the associated evacuation zones.
This would affect hundreds of thousands of residents in the surrounding areas, exposing them to radiation.
In the days after the accident, radiation released into the atmosphere forced the government to declare an an exclusion zone around the plant with a 12 mile radius.
The result was the most severe nuclear accident since the Chernobyl disaster in 1986.
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that was full on crazy 😲
wow 😲
You are to be CONGRATULATED, on your discovery of additional clips, that only increases the enhancement of my understanding of the Tohoku Catastrophe. Some locales unfortunately sustained WHOPPING wave heights of FIFTY (MAYBE A LITTLE BIT MORE) METRES!! That's about the height of large Ponderosa Pines in California's Sierra Nevada Mountains!
Before, long before Tohoku happened, I've had nightmares--often enough--living in the San Francisco Bay Area--of the waters OVER-TOPPING the Oakland/Berkeley East Bay Hills, stranded on debris rafts; does San Andreas ring a bell??
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You always underestimate the power of water until you see a video like this
I remember hearing reports about this but i had no idea that it got this bad, my god...
This is one of the greatest videos i have ever seen, so much incredible footage
OMG i did not know how bad they got hit by that 😳😬
cool vid 😀👍
some amazing footage
Long video but so worth watching it all. So much amazing footage 😲
Great video, good collection of clips that provides us with an insight of what really happened
awesome power of water 😲
WOW omg just need some pizza and all is well 🍕👍😀
lol what.. 😆
OMG thats awesome stuff 😲😳
I pray for all these people. This gives a bird eyeview of what they had to endure. So increbilly sad.
wow 😳
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At 04:33, observe how EASILY that fishing vessel slips over the seawall. I'd guess that watercraft, such as these, could have at least a 2 Metre draught!
The fukushima daiichi disaster was not nearly enogh comperable to chernobyl, to put it simple they were built different, Fukushima daiich NPP had a strong chamber protecting the reactor core, while chernobyl dedn't, and Fukishima is older than chernobyl, so it's not something about old designs, no one died becouse of the fukuskima disaster, they died trying to escape from the tsunami.
Source : trust me
Also your spelling is awful
20 miles below the surface is not shallow. I think you meant feet or yards maybe?
Alot of earthquakes happen at 60 miles or more below the surface, although it seems very deep 20 miles is considered as a shallow earthquake
The narrator mispronounces "nuclear" twice in the first 2 minutes...moving on.
Apologies, the footage is worth watching my friend
This is horrible