WHERE THE FAULT LIES, Part Three: THE SAN ANDREAS FAULT (Brian Hackney reports and produces)
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Part Three of this multiple Emmy award-winning documentary focuses on the San Andreas fault, featuring a detailed fly-over of the fault in the San Francisco Bay Area. This segment is guided by geologist N. Timothy Hall, and is videotaped by Craig Franklin, edited by Jim Joy. Brian Hackney writes, reports, and produces.
This was the report I've always wanted to see..... the actual, physical fault on the topography and the effect it had. That always fascinated me but everything I've seen was always so abstract and just talk.... thank you for this upload!
Nobody tells the story better that Tim Hall. If I had not taken a California geology class from him in 1970-something, I never would have become a geologist. Thank you Tim! John H.
Geologist! Dream career😉
I don't know which authority is responsible for housing development but whoever is is should be drawn and quartered for allowing development along and across the fault. The developers are now sitting back with their feet up in smug satisfaction at having got away with it.
Imagine this during the age of Pangea...wow!
This is actually extremely interesting.
I born and raised in California and lived there until the Northridge Earthquake in 1994. Having lived in Southern Calif and the Eastern Sierras since 1963, I was all to familiar with Earthquakes, and the different types. During the Northridge Earthquake I was a little under 2 miles from the epicenter and I was being thrown around my bedroom on the 2nd floor like I was a doll. (at the time, I weighed 215lbs and am 6ft tall, in shape at the time) For those that have never been in an Earthquake larger then a 5.5 and wonder what it's like. Lay in the middle of a trampoline and have a couple friends jump on the outer edges and that will give you the feeling of being woken up by an Earthquake. In my experience, the worst of the ones I went through were all early in the morning, and let me tell you, it's not the best way of being woken up! It really is, just a matter of time...
my research includes this too! I grew up in Banning, CA...this is the point where the San Andreas ENDS! Although most Geologists falsely claim otherwise...I have evidence!
i have an assignment on this video
I wonder if anyone who lives in those cliffs at Daly City knows what will happen when the SA fault goes
million dollar mortgage straight into the ocean
3:39 - Hey, careful with that axe, you'll trigger an earthquake!
Someone should fly over it during an earthquake and see what happens
build near a fault line?......AND one of the most dangerous in the world??........can you say "epically STUPID BEYOND ALL MEASURE???"
How could anybody dislike this video
Too bad no one will ever see those dislikes.
This video should be shown to all the influx of people moving in to the Bay Area. Good luck with the expensive death traps they're all buying.
I wonder if people know they've bought homes on covered sag ponds
Fascinating. I always wonder where the fault line is. I was amazed at the location at the San Juan mission. I've walked on the fault line many times and didn't know it.
Why are they building so much when there is a mega disaster coming ?!
MrMATRIX To purposely depopulate.
MrMATRIX $$$$$$$
I went there on a field trip in the thumbnail
good god almighty, all those houses located right on top of the fault towards the end. What's sad is that those people living there are probably unaware that their property is in grave danger...I mean they probably have prior knowledge about the San Andreas already (I would imagine just about every Bay Area resident does) but I would imagine they are clueless about the exact trace.
I am really confounded by the fact that people who live here may not KNOW they on a 800 mile long fault line.? Was that not in the disclosure from the real estate broker?????????? AND who and how do these homes that teeter on the brink of disaster get insured?????????? Let me guess, when a earth quake does strike and those multi million dollar homes slide into the sea and these people will what, get a bailout from the feds? I have to side with the professor who said " If these people were dumb enough to move there so they could gobble up the views of the ocean then they deserve what they get". Advice that was always given to me growing up was NOT to play in traffic and it seems that people these days have no common sense. Conclusion, if you are going to play in traffic don't expect tons of sympathy when you finally get hit by a truck.
not smart buying homes on cliffs and on the San Andreas fault line
I actually have to concur with his professor, if you are foolish enough to buy next to the landslide you deserve what you get.
Yet the people who live on the fault are giving views to stupid music videos instead of this..
The fault exists long time ago but human migrated later and settled. So be prepared.
Is it close to bel air cause that's where I live