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Back in the summer of 1977, I was camping with friends on the bank of a Lillooet River in Pemberton BC, when in the evening we were hit by an earthquake. I couldn't believe my eyes, the ground beside the river was rolling light waves on the ocean. I was awestruck. For about 10 to 15 minutes later, you could hear the rocks on the surrounding mountains, which is all black volcanic rock surrounding Pemberton, rolling down in the mountainsides. We found out later that it was a 5.5 earthquake , centred just west of us under Sechelt, BC. Very exhilarating, but that was a small one. I’ll never forget it.
I live on the waterfront on Vancouver Island and we are shaking all the time but no one reports the little ones to the public. We are having 1000’s of earthquakes.
Cascadia is the “hold my beer” of fault lines. San Andreas has no evidence of ever unzipping the entire length of the fault line as well where as Cascadia does. A San Andreas magnitude 7 and up would be bad, for sure. The Cascadia is nightmare fuel. The northwestern states are woefully underprepared for this earthquake.
Anyone that has studied either fault, the Cascadia and San Andreas knows the true and correct information. The Cascadia did set off a 9.0 back in 1700 in January and caused a mega tsunami that sent waves hitting Alaska, Japan, California, Washington, Oregon, Canada, and looking at today, if a 9.0 or greater hit the Cascadia now which it will as Japan, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Chile, All have clearly shown what would happen on our end, then the devastation would be tremendous . Including the mega tsunami which we have never seen on the West Coast/ PNW. Now the New Madrid is not new, just awaken probably due to the idiotic Fracking that has been going on, may cause more of a 6.7 which is bad in those areas.
New Madrid may be a large sink hole forming. They said it was a failed riff zone. A large magma chamber formed and then went down leaving a giant hole in the ground. The empty chamber has yet to collapse and be filled in.
@@christina2466w Biggest Earthquakes | Mega Disasters | Free Documentary At 31:18 shows a huge void under the ground the ground above is acting like a super volcano that the magma chamber went empty. It could be collapsing in on itself.
A large New Madrid quake probably would impact the country more. It would disrupt 2 major east west crossings (St. Louis/I-70, and Memphis/I-40, and I-55 runs north/south througg both, along the Mississippi River, the largest river and a logistic corridor in its own right). Major railroads, trucks, barges would all be impacted. Planes couldnt handle all that cargo. Hopefully, the damage would be limited, and the worst case scenarios averted. Most importantly, i hope lives of the good people in that region (as well as Cascadia, if an earthquake were to hit there) would be spared.
When i was about 6, I was sitting in my dentist's waiting room, in Chicago, when it felt like a large truck had hit the building. Turns out it was an earthquake in the New Madrid fault.
Cascadia is the most logical based on the info presented. For additional info, see Dutchsinse. He is an earthquake forecaster (not a predictor). He lives in the area of New Madrid seismic area.
I know that this video is mostly about earthquakes, but there is another HUGE cataclysmic event looming as well, the Yellowstone super volcano threat. Since these are all quite possible in terms of probability and potential destruction, the super volcano actually has much more potential for utter calamity than that of the earthquakes. The immediate damage from the quakes will have the potential for localized bedlam and will be quite costly in lives and property damage, but the volcanic discharge from Yellowstone would disrupt the climate to such a degree that it has the potential of killing off most species on a mass extinction level in many cases, and civilization would take possibly centuries to rebound, if it could. Now, what if all 3 happened in the near same time frame? No one is prepared for such a thing. You can't prepare for such a thing. No one in the PNW is ready or prepared for that to do if Cascadia were to rip. No one in the New Madrid region is prepared for the massive amounts of death and destruction in that region, and how in the world can any population anywhere ready itself for Yellowstone? Let's face it, we're all just passengers on this planet, and when and if it wants to kill us, it can do it easily. So... why worry? There is nothing that scientists can do, no engineers can prepare us for any of it in reality. All we can do is deal with it when it happens, if we CAN deal with it, and there is little that we can do if it goes south. Sometimes there is just nothing you can do but stand there in complete awe of what is happening and just...
I believe Cascadia & New Madrid devastations would hit first before Yellowstone. You forget the Long Valley & Valles Calderas (CA & NM). Yes they are not as large as Yellowstone but their eruption rate are more frequent than Yellowstone. Long Valley is showing signs of being alive & CA population is about 39 million. In terms of death, Long Valley, Cascadia, then the New Madrid area (due to its geology).
@@TheFeralMom-Cass most likely, but the video was about Cascadia & New Madrid. Which one is greater threat? I believe Cascadia is the bigger threat than New Madrid because will cause more destruction & lost of life due to tsunamis & the awakening of all or some of Cascadian volcanoes. Campi Flegrei will do some major damage to Europe especially if the major volcanoes in the area are erupting like recent eruptions. The question is will they produce a nuclear winter?
I live in Oregon. I'm not sure why you included Idaho, but yes, our Big One is supposed to be the true Big One. Given where the most seismic activity has been happening, the epicenter looks like it will be off the coast of southern Oregon, slightly SW of Coos Bay, OR. One of my kids lived in Coos Bay for the 1st 2 years of the pandemic, so I was very relieved when he moved back up here (northern Willamette Valley, near the Cascade foothills), where we theoretically will suffer less damage than everything west of Interstate 5. Guess we'll find out.
As a Missouri native it's pronounced New (Mad*Drid) with a 2 d pronunciation. Never pronounce it like the city in Spain, locals get pretty upset about that.
@@OzarkHillbilly Thanks for pointing this out.... it's the first thing I noticed when the video started. Can't really blame him tho.... here in MO we pronounce a lot of town names differently: Nevada, El Dorado, Milan, etc LOL
@@LynetteStinson-i2i Kind of weird but I had a dream about an earthquake just last night. I woke up and it felt like the ground was moving but realized that it was my body trembling because my dog was still sound asleep.
@@paulburley7993 What I meant is imagine if humans really had a sixth sense and that just before a huge earthquake (extinction level one), many would have the same dream at once (or call it a premonition). We had a small one about six months ago (in Quebec) and it started like with a bang, like an explosion, and I could feel the wave coming and going. And that was only a small one. Pretty scary because you don’t know how strong it is until it’s finished, especially that we don’t have earthquakes here very often in our region.
@benjilafouine There is no such thing as an extinction level earthquake. Southern Ontario, Quebec, New England, and New York State is a seismically active area capable of generating substantial quakes. Both Montreal and Boston have experienced major earthquakes.
Dude, do better research. I'm only 44 seconds in and you already got Cascadia wrong. The Cascadian Subduction Zone stretches from Vancouver BC to Northern California near Cape Mendocino, California. It will have minimal impact on Idaho, which "might" experience a 6.0 at worst, with Southern BC to NorCal experiencing upto a 9.0 during a full margin rupture, which isn't likely. Instead, it's likely to be an 8.4 or lower either near Crescent City, CA or Vancouver, BC, which means Idaho will feel it, but won't be terribly impacted.
I think the San Andres Fault will trigger the New Madrid Fault. These faults run deep. Also if the one at Yellowstone goes at the same time as the other two, we are toast. Do not live in fear. Keep your faith. Prepare ahead of time. God Bless the USA. 🇺🇸✝️❤️
Nope. They are geologically unrelated, both by distance and by type of fault. There's a weird sort of fun -- in a horror movie sort of way -- to imagine your scenario was a potential thing, but it isn't.
@@dianekeilman San Andreas fault is from the Salton Sea to Cape Mendocino where is goes into the ocean in the Cascadia subduction zone. It is possible that energy from a large earthquake in the Cascadia area can send the energy along the North American deformed craton towards New Madrid area to the East Coast just like dominoes. 😱
New Madrid fault history When the fault ruptured The Mississippi River buckled causing the river to split in half The surrounding area ground rose 15 feet or fell 15 feet Causing the Mississippi to stop flowing and run backwards Coal chunks, pressurized water and sulfuric gasses made breathing near impossible Days turned into night the land vomited out the forests and its people Whole towns were swallowed by gaping holes as was the river This earthquake lasted and its aftershocks lasted a YEAR When it was over the Mississippi changed it’s course into what it is today If this earthquake happened today America trillions of Americans would be lost. This Earthquake made church bells ring in New York, Canada also had damage and a new lake was formed known as the Reel Foot Lake where tree stumps poke out of the Lake Source: on Shaky Ground Author Norma Hayes Bahnall In my opinion America would never recover Just think we have trillions of people, large cities and power plants Silly government has allowed Nuclear power plants in this area. It’s needless to say America would be crippled It’s farm land destroyed and poisoned It’s city’s erased No Cascadia fault doesn’t hold a candle to the New Madrid fault
Washington, Idaho and Oregon? I think you mean Washington, Oregon and California.. lol Also, that fault line doesn’t go anywhere near the Yukon in Canada. It’s only BC that will be affected. Please only post if you know what you’re talking about.
Earthquakes are not the biggest killers of humans, the biggest killers are what results because of them, for instance the 1906 EQ in San Francisco more people died from the fires it caused, and dependence on government to help
what do you mean by "evil" does that mean cause loss of life, cause most damage, leave the most people without, what? If either one of them goes major it will be costly to those living in their respective areas, and worse yet would be if both did
Please say the name of the town right. New Madrid is not said like the town in Spain. It’s with a short a sound. The a is pronounced like the a in the word at. Thank you.
Please knock off the metric measurements. We here in the US use imperial measurements foot, miles, etc. Metric may sound very scientific, but provides no useful information.
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Who cares we have the cascadia, st Andrea , new Madrid, an asteroid, meteor, Yellowstone supervocano, our president pick your pick I choose Yellowstone that will take the whole USA
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Back in the summer of 1977, I was camping with friends on the bank of a Lillooet River in Pemberton BC, when in the evening we were hit by an earthquake. I couldn't believe my eyes, the ground beside the river was rolling light waves on the ocean. I was awestruck. For about 10 to 15 minutes later, you could hear the rocks on the surrounding mountains, which is all black volcanic rock surrounding Pemberton, rolling down in the mountainsides. We found out later that it was a 5.5 earthquake , centred just west of us under Sechelt, BC. Very exhilarating, but that was a small one. I’ll never forget it.
I live on the waterfront on Vancouver Island and we are shaking all the time but no one reports the little ones to the public. We are having 1000’s of earthquakes.
Cascadia is the “hold my beer” of fault lines. San Andreas has no evidence of ever unzipping the entire length of the fault line as well where as Cascadia does. A San Andreas magnitude 7 and up would be bad, for sure. The Cascadia is nightmare fuel. The northwestern states are woefully underprepared for this earthquake.
Anyone that has studied either fault, the Cascadia and San Andreas knows the true and correct information. The Cascadia did set off a 9.0 back in 1700 in January and caused a mega tsunami that sent waves hitting Alaska, Japan, California, Washington, Oregon, Canada, and looking at today, if a 9.0 or greater hit the Cascadia now which it will as Japan, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Chile, All have clearly shown what would happen on our end, then the devastation would be tremendous . Including the mega tsunami which we have never seen on the West Coast/ PNW. Now the New Madrid is not new, just awaken probably due to the idiotic Fracking that has been going on, may cause more of a 6.7 which is bad in those areas.
@@bigpappadadgutierrez1276 Family in Oklahoma has experienced more earthquakes since fracking started.
New Madrid may be a large sink hole forming. They said it was a failed riff zone. A large magma chamber formed and then went down leaving a giant hole in the ground. The empty chamber has yet to collapse and be filled in.
@@christina2466w Biggest Earthquakes | Mega Disasters | Free Documentary At 31:18 shows a huge void under the ground the ground above is acting like a super volcano that the magma chamber went empty. It could be collapsing in on itself.
We should add the recent W. Texas quake to this equation!!!
@@carlmanis879 please send a link because I'm not finding the video.
A large New Madrid quake probably would impact the country more. It would disrupt 2 major east west crossings (St. Louis/I-70, and Memphis/I-40, and I-55 runs north/south througg both, along the Mississippi River, the largest river and a logistic corridor in its own right). Major railroads, trucks, barges would all be impacted. Planes couldnt handle all that cargo. Hopefully, the damage would be limited, and the worst case scenarios averted. Most importantly, i hope lives of the good people in that region (as well as Cascadia, if an earthquake were to hit there) would be spared.
When i was about 6, I was sitting in my dentist's waiting room, in Chicago, when it felt like a large truck had hit the building. Turns out it was an earthquake in the New Madrid fault.
New Madrid to Boston in 3 minutes = shock waves at 25,000 mph
Cascadia is the most logical based on the info presented. For additional info, see Dutchsinse. He is an earthquake forecaster (not a predictor). He lives in the area of New Madrid seismic area.
I know that this video is mostly about earthquakes, but there is another HUGE cataclysmic event looming as well, the Yellowstone super volcano threat. Since these are all quite possible in terms of probability and potential destruction, the super volcano actually has much more potential for utter calamity than that of the earthquakes. The immediate damage from the quakes will have the potential for localized bedlam and will be quite costly in lives and property damage, but the volcanic discharge from Yellowstone would disrupt the climate to such a degree that it has the potential of killing off most species on a mass extinction level in many cases, and civilization would take possibly centuries to rebound, if it could. Now, what if all 3 happened in the near same time frame? No one is prepared for such a thing. You can't prepare for such a thing. No one in the PNW is ready or prepared for that to do if Cascadia were to rip. No one in the New Madrid region is prepared for the massive amounts of death and destruction in that region, and how in the world can any population anywhere ready itself for Yellowstone? Let's face it, we're all just passengers on this planet, and when and if it wants to kill us, it can do it easily. So... why worry? There is nothing that scientists can do, no engineers can prepare us for any of it in reality. All we can do is deal with it when it happens, if we CAN deal with it, and there is little that we can do if it goes south. Sometimes there is just nothing you can do but stand there in complete awe of what is happening and just...
I believe Cascadia & New Madrid devastations would hit first before Yellowstone. You forget the Long Valley & Valles Calderas (CA & NM). Yes they are not as large as Yellowstone but their eruption rate are more frequent than Yellowstone. Long Valley is showing signs of being alive & CA population is about 39 million. In terms of death, Long Valley, Cascadia, then the New Madrid area (due to its geology).
@@jasonyoung3690 Yea. Wise to be concerned about an event that is most likely to occur in at least 250,000 years from now.
Campi Flegrei will go first...
@@TheFeralMom-Cass most likely, but the video was about Cascadia & New Madrid. Which one is greater threat? I believe Cascadia is the bigger threat than New Madrid because will cause more destruction & lost of life due to tsunamis & the awakening of all or some of Cascadian volcanoes. Campi Flegrei will do some major damage to Europe especially if the major volcanoes in the area are erupting like recent eruptions. The question is will they produce a nuclear winter?
@@jasonyoung3690 Yellowstone won't strike in our lifetime
The new Madrid causd the Mississippi River to flow backwards
Yes, that's true. Thanks for watching!
@@griffinclary61 It also rang the liberty bell in Philadelphia.
I'd avoid phrases like "precise estimation", but ok I guess I know exactly what you mean. 🙄
It seems that the earth 🌎 is in a great deal of stress as the tectonic plates are moving more now than ever expected so hang on for the ride.
I live in Oregon. I'm not sure why you included Idaho, but yes, our Big One is supposed to be the true Big One. Given where the most seismic activity has been happening, the epicenter looks like it will be off the coast of southern Oregon, slightly SW of Coos Bay, OR. One of my kids lived in Coos Bay for the 1st 2 years of the pandemic, so I was very relieved when he moved back up here (northern Willamette Valley, near the Cascade foothills), where we theoretically will suffer less damage than everything west of Interstate 5. Guess we'll find out.
Would think the Alaskan 9.2, their tsunami in 64 , a wee taste...
As a Missouri native it's pronounced New (Mad*Drid) with a 2 d pronunciation. Never pronounce it like the city in Spain, locals get pretty upset about that.
Not only that, but it's MAD-drid. The soft a, not an uh (as you correctly pointed out), plus emphasis on the first syllable, not the second.
@@OzarkHillbilly Thanks for pointing this out.... it's the first thing I noticed when the video started. Can't really blame him tho.... here in MO we pronounce a lot of town names differently: Nevada, El Dorado, Milan, etc LOL
I had a dream a few nights ago and it wasn't good folks
@@LynetteStinson-i2i Kind of weird but I had a dream about an earthquake just last night. I woke up and it felt like the ground was moving but realized that it was my body trembling because my dog was still sound asleep.
Gee! You had a dream just like 7 billion other people did in the last few days.
@@paulburley7993 What I meant is imagine if humans really had a sixth sense and that just before a huge earthquake (extinction level one), many would have the same dream at once (or call it a premonition). We had a small one about six months ago (in Quebec) and it started like with a bang, like an explosion, and I could feel the wave coming and going. And that was only a small one. Pretty scary because you don’t know how strong it is until it’s finished, especially that we don’t have earthquakes here very often in our region.
That has no power and none of us are threatened by your dream.
@benjilafouine There is no such thing as an extinction level earthquake. Southern Ontario, Quebec, New England, and New York State is a seismically active area capable of generating substantial quakes. Both Montreal and Boston have experienced major earthquakes.
Dude, do better research. I'm only 44 seconds in and you already got Cascadia wrong. The Cascadian Subduction Zone stretches from Vancouver BC to Northern California near Cape Mendocino, California. It will have minimal impact on Idaho, which "might" experience a 6.0 at worst, with Southern BC to NorCal experiencing upto a 9.0 during a full margin rupture, which isn't likely. Instead, it's likely to be an 8.4 or lower either near Crescent City, CA or Vancouver, BC, which means Idaho will feel it, but won't be terribly impacted.
You tell him professor
Great video and I hope this will never happen !
I hope so too. Thanks for watching!
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Japan 7.1 happened recently
@@carlsmithii536 They build houses to withheld a the string earthquake unlike America
I think the San Andres Fault will trigger the New Madrid Fault. These faults run deep. Also if the one at Yellowstone goes at the same time as the other two, we are toast.
Do not live in fear. Keep your faith. Prepare ahead of time.
God Bless the USA. 🇺🇸✝️❤️
@@dianekeilman and cascadia all together too
Nope. They are geologically unrelated, both by distance and by type of fault. There's a weird sort of fun -- in a horror movie sort of way -- to imagine your scenario was a potential thing, but it isn't.
@@dianekeilman San Andreas fault is from the Salton Sea to Cape Mendocino where is goes into the ocean in the Cascadia subduction zone. It is possible that energy from a large earthquake in the Cascadia area can send the energy along the North American deformed craton towards New Madrid area to the East Coast just like dominoes. 😱
Dammit, leave God out of this. He doesn’t exist and can’t do anything about it.
@dianekeilman That is fanciful speculation by those who have no understanding of geology. That all these areas are "somehow connected" is absurd.
The title for non-americans:💅😊✨😌
The thumbnail of the world being cracked:😨😰🏃💨
I’m 80% certain the narrator is the blind guy who has his own RUclips channel.
He mentioned voiceover work and it’s breaking my brain lol
New Madrid fault history
When the fault ruptured
The Mississippi River buckled causing the river to split in half
The surrounding area ground rose 15 feet or fell 15 feet
Causing the Mississippi to stop flowing and run backwards
Coal chunks, pressurized water and sulfuric gasses made breathing near impossible
Days turned into night the land vomited out the forests and its people
Whole towns were swallowed by gaping holes as was the river
This earthquake lasted and its aftershocks lasted a YEAR
When it was over the Mississippi changed it’s course into what it is today
If this earthquake happened today America trillions of Americans would be lost.
This Earthquake made church bells ring in New York, Canada also had damage and a new lake was formed known as the Reel Foot Lake where tree stumps poke out of the Lake
Source: on Shaky Ground
Author Norma Hayes Bahnall
In my opinion America would never recover
Just think we have trillions of people, large cities and power plants
Silly government has allowed Nuclear power plants in this area.
It’s needless to say America would be crippled
It’s farm land destroyed and poisoned
It’s city’s erased
No Cascadia fault doesn’t hold a candle to the New Madrid fault
No the road to hell is paved with good intentions
Washington, Idaho and Oregon? I think you mean Washington, Oregon and California.. lol
Also, that fault line doesn’t go anywhere near the Yukon in Canada. It’s only BC that will be affected. Please only post if you know what you’re talking about.
La Puente Thrust fault will cause MORE damage than San Andreas fault, due to population centers.
like any disaster those who survive it best are the ones that prepare for the possibility of it happining
Being prepared is key to handling any disaster effectively. Thanks for sharing that important insight.
Pray that it will not happen. 😊😊😊😊
I enjoyed this, but the AI mispronunciation of Madrid was a major, annoying distraction from the quality of the production.
@@meredythmackinnon-love513 New Maad- rid is how Missouri pronounces it. My dred or Not Spanish version.
Great video. Loved it but, Way too much Bass :p
Please check your pronunciation of Madrid in Missouri and surrounding areas.
Yellowstone is the biggest threat by far. We’re talking global catastrophe extinction event level stuff.
Yellowstone won’t even erupt if it did it’ll just be a lava flow and that’s it. Not the super eruption everybody is hyping up
Threats to the continent of America? Or the US?
If your comment involves Yellowstone park, get out.... Just go
@@weelzneal4768 in my opinion, very bad advice! There are things that will be happening soon!!
@@kathymartin142 k
Earthquakes are not the biggest killers of humans, the biggest killers are what results because of them, for instance the 1906 EQ in San Francisco more people died from the fires it caused, and dependence on government to help
Thanks for sharing!
what do you mean by "evil" does that mean cause loss of life, cause most damage, leave the most people without, what? If either one of them goes major it will be costly to those living in their respective areas, and worse yet would be if both did
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
If cascadia goes my city(Spokane) is going to be the emergency response city.
Lol...the ridiculousness of the earth being a globe.😂😂😂😂😂😂
Good luck.cali.dont come to arizona ...
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Why are you show Myrna turkey earthquake s for damages in U.S
Please stop speaking in metrics about events happening in the US. We use feet, miles, etc. here.
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@@InsaneCuriosity Understood, thank you.
@@InsaneCuriosityglobal need to follow the American way same way we do when we travel
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It is pronounced...
NU MADdrid
.... not...
Nu mahDRID.
This information is off on new Madrid way off
What’s off?
@@benjilafouine quake activity
@@carlsmithii536 You mean recent activity? Or clues?
@@benjilafouine both
Not really 😮 New Madrid is at the edge of a deformed craton (get more info from Dutchsinse, he lives in that area)
Please say the name of the town right. New Madrid is not said like the town in Spain. It’s with a short a sound. The a is pronounced like the a in the word at. Thank you.
God I can't stand this AI crap. 10:08 that's drone footage from 2019 flood in Ottawa.
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Me first
Please knock off the metric measurements. We here in the US use imperial measurements foot, miles, etc. Metric may sound very scientific, but provides no useful information.
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Scare mongering again 😂😂
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Who cares we have the cascadia, st Andrea , new Madrid, an asteroid, meteor, Yellowstone supervocano, our president pick your pick I choose Yellowstone that will take the whole USA