This is a fantastic little documentary you’ve made, I appreciate the work to go shoot on location and the script and explanations are great, thanks for sharing!
One of those strange internet days - I saw an article refering to work that says there's possibly a new subduction zone going to form there in the future - possibly - and then I see your video on my RUclips recomends. Thanks for putting this out there.
Thanks - glad you liked the film. Lots of seamounts in that corner of the Atlantic - along with island grounds - - yes the Azores, also Canaries, Madeira etc. There's a film I made on the Canaries last year that includes the tectonic setting. ruclips.net/video/4A-RzKApUus/видео.html
I worked with Juan Villerias on this. Tracking EWE's. The 1755 one nailed the Roman pillars of Hercules. You can still find them, but only the foundations are there. They are a few kilometers South of Cadiz. The original temple had the original pillars. Just after Caesar left the place, a massive earthquake occurred and sunk 1/3 of the Isle de Leon. The temple went with it. Attention then went on to the navigational pillars that the Romans had built that had survived. The memory of the temple was shifted to the Isle de Sancti Pectri. This is still there too. 1755 came along and destroyed the Roman pillars. Now, the straits of Gibraltar are known as them.
I know exactly where the original temple and pillars are. But, as usual... Politics and religion. Hell, half the Spanish government knows where they are. The local fishermen won't go near the place.
It goes to show how natural events change the story and locations. Generations forget. They still know the original story, but need to put a place to it. So the story travels. Juan and I had a very sobering moment when we thought of the Americas. Of all the native stories of where you should not live. Same is true in Spain. Huelva, Matalascanas, and Sanlucar are ticking time bombs.
A tsunami is a type of useful record for uncovering the secrets of earthquakes. I think it is a necessary supplement to geological clues. I think it may reveal a kind of upwelling action, which is an extensional regime. The video production is very good, pioneering in the direction of historical geology.
As a geologist I really appreciate this video. Congrats!
This is a fantastic little documentary you’ve made, I appreciate the work to go shoot on location and the script and explanations are great, thanks for sharing!
Nice Job! Very interesting.
One of those strange internet days - I saw an article refering to work that says there's possibly a new subduction zone going to form there in the future - possibly - and then I see your video on my RUclips recomends.
Thanks for putting this out there.
What a great video! Thank you!
📯🕒⏳⌛; Thank You for this ; do you know what the tsunami did to the other countries it hit ?
Excellent!
Brilliant, as always. The sides seem to be a large amount of seamounts: are there relies of the Azores, candies and Cape Verde hotspots?
Thanks - glad you liked the film. Lots of seamounts in that corner of the Atlantic - along with island grounds - - yes the Azores, also Canaries, Madeira etc. There's a film I made on the Canaries last year that includes the tectonic setting. ruclips.net/video/4A-RzKApUus/видео.html
I worked with Juan Villerias on this. Tracking EWE's. The 1755 one nailed the Roman pillars of Hercules. You can still find them, but only the foundations are there. They are a few kilometers South of Cadiz. The original temple had the original pillars. Just after Caesar left the place, a massive earthquake occurred and sunk 1/3 of the Isle de Leon. The temple went with it. Attention then went on to the navigational pillars that the Romans had built that had survived. The memory of the temple was shifted to the Isle de Sancti Pectri. This is still there too. 1755 came along and destroyed the Roman pillars. Now, the straits of Gibraltar are known as them.
I know exactly where the original temple and pillars are. But, as usual... Politics and religion. Hell, half the Spanish government knows where they are. The local fishermen won't go near the place.
It goes to show how natural events change the story and locations. Generations forget. They still know the original story, but need to put a place to it. So the story travels. Juan and I had a very sobering moment when we thought of the Americas. Of all the native stories of where you should not live. Same is true in Spain. Huelva, Matalascanas, and Sanlucar are ticking time bombs.
@@ancientbuilds3764Im curios to know where the temple is can you put Koordination for me ❤
A tsunami is a type of useful record for uncovering the secrets of earthquakes. I think it is a necessary supplement to geological clues.
I think it may reveal a kind of upwelling action, which is an extensional regime. The video production is very good, pioneering in the direction of historical geology.
‘… Western Europe’s greatest geological disaster’.
Possibly.
Vesuvius 79AD ?
Messina 1908 ?
The great flood ?