Illgraben 04. 06. 20. Lave torrentielle/Murgang/Pont Bouthanais, Bhutanbrücke

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  • Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024

Комментарии • 31

  • @heureka4772
    @heureka4772 3 года назад +2

    Danke für diese aufschlußreichen Bilder und Erläuterungen! Jetzt habe ich endlich verstanden, wie es zu den "Schüben", "Wellen", zum "Schwappen", kommt.

  • @ianmorash9208
    @ianmorash9208 4 года назад +3

    I love the time stamps you add in, they give you real sense for how long these things last.

  • @johnfox4691
    @johnfox4691 4 года назад +3

    Wow! Frightening to see where the 'high tide' line is there musty be some mega flows at times.

  • @TheincredibleHolg
    @TheincredibleHolg 3 года назад +3

    This is quite bad for fishing...
    Wie oft kommt das in dieser Heftigkeit vor? Sehr imposant! Tolle Aufnahmen.

  • @nlo114
    @nlo114 4 года назад +12

    Many thousands of years of 1000 kg rocks flowing like peas in gravy. It is a wonder that there is any mountain remaining.

    • @englishruraldoggynerd
      @englishruraldoggynerd 4 года назад +1

      I think it’s 70,000kg rocks ..... that was the size of the one he called‘little boy’ !

    • @ytubepuppy
      @ytubepuppy 3 года назад +1

      Mountains are consistently being made and worn away.

  • @g.j.g.vercher3100
    @g.j.g.vercher3100 Год назад

    Illgraben nunca defrauda. Todos esos Murgangs son puro espectáculo.

  • @augustinarix1201
    @augustinarix1201 4 года назад +5

    J'adore tes vidéos continues comme sa 👏 😁👍👌

  • @ReiseFreund
    @ReiseFreund 4 года назад +6

    Wow, very cool. Thank you so much

  • @gladisrivera7306
    @gladisrivera7306 Год назад +2

    Virjen maria como puedes grabar asi no te da panico

  • @michaelbondick575
    @michaelbondick575 4 года назад +1

    Magnificent wonders of the world. ♥️🙏🏼

  • @englishruraldoggynerd
    @englishruraldoggynerd 4 года назад +2

    I had no idea how big those rocks were until you sized ‘little boy’ up there.
    Just ginormous, what type of rock are they, and what strata is beneath the channels, or will they continue to grow, and get deeper?

  • @pirobot668beta
    @pirobot668beta 4 года назад +3

    Does the flow heat up?
    There is a tremendous amount of energy being expended; waste energy always makes heat...

    • @ytubepuppy
      @ytubepuppy 3 года назад

      I'm betting a thermal camera would show considerable heat.

  • @Fellwinter
    @Fellwinter 3 года назад +2

    It's like a river of cement. Where do all these rocks and water come from?

    • @Z0RDR4CK
      @Z0RDR4CK 4 месяца назад +1

      Everything good comes from above!,
      at least that's what they say in Germany.

  • @RealSuperImmmigrant
    @RealSuperImmmigrant 4 года назад +1

    Nice!
    Should be a great place to prospect gold and some other stones

  • @greepful
    @greepful 4 года назад +2

    Beeindruckend^^

  • @bubbleflyyt1484
    @bubbleflyyt1484 2 года назад +1

    👏👏👍

  • @pilarmorin4405
    @pilarmorin4405 4 года назад +2

    I wonder, if this happened all the time( seasonal), or because of climate change... Or perhaps maybe the cameras, phones are photographing more... Any way is pretty Damn impressive either way, watching boulders running down the creek... Cool!!

    • @DanielCordey
      @DanielCordey 3 года назад

      Each time there is some rain in the area (all over the year except winter when the temperature is below zero). This river is a place of study for the university Lausanne/Zürich.

  • @klausmartinurban7030
    @klausmartinurban7030 4 года назад +1

    Você é aposentado ? é estranho ver uma pessoa que coloca nomes nas pedras e calcula o pêso delas. Parece um caçador de pedras, Bém, se eu estivesse aí poderíamos caçar pedras juntos, pois eu sou aposentado e não faço mais nada mesmo. Um abraço e continue a contar, pesar e botar nomes nos pedregulhos. Divirta-se !

  • @PhilippeTardy
    @PhilippeTardy 2 года назад

    Salut, c'est le torrent à côté de La Souste ?

  • @sokunsorn-c9i
    @sokunsorn-c9i 4 месяца назад +1

    ១៣❤

  • @MartyLJ57
    @MartyLJ57 4 года назад

    How many Tons of Rocks & Bolder's come down the slop?

    • @ytubepuppy
      @ytubepuppy 3 года назад

      A granite bolder 3 feet square (1 cubic yard) weighs 4,536 pounds.

  • @bernardgitton6264
    @bernardgitton6264 Год назад +1

    le bruit c'est entre le train et une tornade

  • @habbi126
    @habbi126 4 года назад +1

    Ok.

  • @thasokun7658
    @thasokun7658 3 года назад

    ៀឪ

  • @bricelarie6527
    @bricelarie6527 4 года назад

    Ouais, ce qui reste de plus impressionnant la dedans ...
    C'est que l'on soit intelligents assez telle espèce pour pratiquer le canal d' érosion perpendiculaire mais pas le terrassement en traits de niveaux ...
    Comme quoi, du théorème d' archimède et de la loi de la force gravitationnelle, on a retenu les tensions de surfaces, et la fermeture éclair ...
    Allez comprendre, où s' extasier de ces forces qui déplacent et modèlent des montagnes ...
    Décidément, ça monte des grattes-ciel, c'est pas foutu de faire de culture en terrasse, ni du vertical farming ...
    C'est beau la civilisation, on n' arrête pas le progrès ...
    Ils nous envoient les watts en Camargue les blancs moutons que voilà ???
    Bref, industrie quand tu nous tiens, ...
    Évite de te signer sur ma cuisse, t'as pas les moyens, ...
    Merci.