As a Floridian, this would terrify me. Never knowing when the ground is going to shake or open up. At least with hurricanes, storms, flooding, and tornadoes we usually have some idea it’s coming.
A 5.0 earthquake is a fairly rare occurrence. Note there were deaths. No widespread loss of housing or drinking water. No days without electricity. And there is no annual earthquake season. I was in one earthquake that was terrifying. Landers 7.2 1992. 1 person died. And that is my experience over a 42 yr period of living in southern CA.
@@scottyb4606 it’s not that bad I feel more bad for y’all you guys have hurricanes and storm surges that’s way more dangerous I live in the valley and earthquakes are kinda just normal now 😂it’s like “was that an earthquake? Oh well”
@@scottyb4606 that is awesome and you made a lot of good points. Wow, I didn’t know they were so rare there. I guess just from preference, I’d rather endure a more frequent and possibly destructive natural disaster than never know when it will happen.
@@scottyb4606 do y’all have earthquake drills in California schools or businesses? I guess I am just more thinking of how scary a big one would be like the one in 1906.
On the flip side, I will say we don’t get major or significant hurricanes every year… the last big one before this year in Florida was in 2018 with Micheal. They also don’t always hit the same area, and the horrific damage you see on tv is usually contained in a very tight area around the center of the eye. Most I’ve ever seen is about 25 miles either side of the eye for the kind of damage that wipes houses clean. Yes, drinking water and power can be a problem, but in Florida we’ve gotten a lot better about getting things working fast. We always have linemen come in from other coastal states who we also support after hurricanes. And, a lot of cities now trim trees and clean storm drains at the beginning of hurricane season. You should come experience one some day and maybe I’ll come try an earthquake 😂
Damn, scary! Back around 2012-13 maybe, we had a pretty big earthquake in Maryland. Which is unheard of, or at least in my lifetime I have never experienced one. All of my neighbors and I immediately ran out our front doors looking for what caused it! Not even thinking about an earthquake! Then the message came across the TV. Wild ... I hope no one was injured in the one in Cali!
It is very long. The 89 Loma Prieta quake was 15 seconds, and that was 14 seconds too long. Because the ground underneath you is moving, and our bodies do NOT like that feeling AT ALL.
Fire watch bigger fear than earth quakes dude. I am looking forward to the volcanos erupting . Toss that gold to the surface let’s make California great again❤
If you look at the lightest I guess side of the mountain in the dead center of the picture and get to 0:03 you can see it drop a little bit not the camera but the actual mountain and then the camera starts shaking a half a second later. That was the beginning of the p wave
I didn’t even wake up for the 6.4 here in humboldt yesterday. My husband and finally shake alert woke me up. But i definitely would have slept thru it. Epicenter was 12 miles from Me
4 to 5 seconds starts to bother me - because I'm starting to worry about how long it's going to last. Then again, I live next to the Hayward fault, and that baby is due for a big one. And the epicenter will be in the middle of a populated area. 🥺
The reason these two people died was because they had medical emergencies, and because the roads were out, the emergency help could not get to them. I haven't heard if the probs were due to the quake.
That was the 6.4 in Northern CA. This was a 5.1 I believe and you're seeing the cam shaking. I was in one where I saw the ground making a 3 foot wave.This may be the San Jose one a month or so ago, or the northern CA had a 5.1 before the 6.4.
Watching this somehow made my body feel like a quake was happening. Because of how it shook. There's a weird pattern that is specific to earthquakes, and you can see it in this video. Not at first. By by the 2nd or 3rd jerk, you get it. Creepy af.
Stop doing that, earthquakes have always happened in California, what is wrong with you people being obsessed with wanting the world to end. I’m a believer of Christ and believe in everything you do as well but you are fear mongering over things that have always happened. I get times may seem like they are getting worse and worse but we don’t know when this world will end.
Welcome to the New world 🌎 There will be them and the others do get your pronouns correct. This earthquake was exactly below a radar tower that sent out the frequency that fueled the storm. Next to the turbines next to the oil towers next to the Fm tower. This is how they are going to build back better… Get it yet? If not just check out what is happening in Maui to the residents.
As a Floridian, this would terrify me. Never knowing when the ground is going to shake or open up. At least with hurricanes, storms, flooding, and tornadoes we usually have some idea it’s coming.
A 5.0 earthquake is a fairly rare occurrence. Note there were deaths. No widespread loss of housing or drinking water. No days without electricity. And there is no annual earthquake season.
I was in one earthquake that was terrifying. Landers 7.2 1992. 1 person died. And that is my experience over a 42 yr period of living in southern CA.
@@scottyb4606 it’s not that bad I feel more bad for y’all you guys have hurricanes and storm surges that’s way more dangerous I live in the valley and earthquakes are kinda just normal now 😂it’s like “was that an earthquake? Oh well”
@@scottyb4606 that is awesome and you made a lot of good points. Wow, I didn’t know they were so rare there. I guess just from preference, I’d rather endure a more frequent and possibly destructive natural disaster than never know when it will happen.
@@scottyb4606 do y’all have earthquake drills in California schools or businesses? I guess I am just more thinking of how scary a big one would be like the one in 1906.
On the flip side, I will say we don’t get major or significant hurricanes every year… the last big one before this year in Florida was in 2018 with Micheal. They also don’t always hit the same area, and the horrific damage you see on tv is usually contained in a very tight area around the center of the eye. Most I’ve ever seen is about 25 miles either side of the eye for the kind of damage that wipes houses clean. Yes, drinking water and power can be a problem, but in Florida we’ve gotten a lot better about getting things working fast. We always have linemen come in from other coastal states who we also support after hurricanes. And, a lot of cities now trim trees and clean storm drains at the beginning of hurricane season. You should come experience one some day and maybe I’ll come try an earthquake 😂
plot twist :there’s no actual earthquake just the camera being shaken by hand.
earthquake waves can be observed. Look carefully
Correct having lived 30 in CA l can testify that the trees shake not just a lil trail cam.
That's what any panoramic video I make looks like. Shake, rattle and roll!
Wow. I am all shook up!!
It’s actually pretty fascinating how the solid ground almost becomes like waves
It's quite tranquil watching the earth turn solid rock into rolling waves, our planet is quite amazing
Surf the equakes- Calif style. 🙏
Damn, scary! Back around 2012-13 maybe, we had a pretty big earthquake in Maryland. Which is unheard of, or at least in my lifetime I have never experienced one. All of my neighbors and I immediately ran out our front doors looking for what caused it! Not even thinking about an earthquake! Then the message came across the TV. Wild ... I hope no one was injured in the one in Cali!
It was in 2011
I'm from this area of California! I'm in Kentucky now! I am glad I wasn't there n😮
In 1967 When I lived in California My bed was smacking against the wall while I was sleeping. Thought it was my brother. It a was an earthquake.
20 seconds of shaking is so scary and seems like forever.
It is very long. The 89 Loma Prieta quake was 15 seconds, and that was 14 seconds too long.
Because the ground underneath you is moving, and our bodies do NOT like that feeling AT ALL.
Why the hell is there just some random camera set up in the middle of nowhere
Someone asking the real questions here
Someone with a nice view sharing that view with the world
Geographic surveys. They're more common in the west.
Scientists have a lot of them stationed throughout the world. Nothing new.
Fire watch bigger fear than earth quakes dude. I am looking forward to the volcanos erupting . Toss that gold to the surface let’s make California great again❤
If you look at the lightest I guess side of the mountain in the dead center of the picture and get to 0:03 you can see it drop a little bit not the camera but the actual mountain and then the camera starts shaking a half a second later. That was the beginning of the p wave
Yes! Like a shock wave ! Good eye and then again after the quake is in progress.
@@curtiskjobech8198 thank you very much! When you're looking on a cell phone or you have the ability to zoom in it helps a lot.
Excellent catch!!
You no doubt know this, but you can get notifications of the p wave sent to your phone. It's kinda cool, and it actually does help.
Mmmm, I think that was more of a camera glitch or some type of pixelation. That would've been a HUGE quake had that been the P wave.
Good catch.
Does anyone else see the 🛸 checking it out as well?
you can see the little shed in middle of that clearing fall down
Where is the area pictured and when?? We haven't seen clear sunny skies for quite a while .
I'm an Angelina(From L.A) and let me tell you lol that little shake was about 4 to 5 sec MAYBE..nothing to be rattled about. Carryon! 😉
Agree. Earthquakes didn't get my attention until they hit 6.0. 5.1? Meh.
I didn’t even wake up for the 6.4 here in humboldt yesterday. My husband and finally shake alert woke me up. But i definitely would have slept thru it. Epicenter was 12 miles from
Me
4 to 5 seconds starts to bother me - because I'm starting to worry about how long it's going to last.
Then again, I live next to the Hayward fault, and that baby is due for a big one. And the epicenter will be in the middle of a populated area. 🥺
The reason these two people died was because they had medical emergencies, and because the roads were out, the emergency help could not get to them. I haven't heard if the probs were due to the quake.
That was the 6.4 in Northern CA. This was a 5.1 I believe and you're seeing the cam shaking. I was in one where I saw the ground making a 3 foot wave.This may be the San Jose one a month or so ago, or the northern CA had a 5.1 before the 6.4.
The sun was not up when the large earthquake transpired. This must be a smaller aftershock.
Watching this somehow made my body feel like a quake was happening. Because of how it shook. There's a weird pattern that is specific to earthquakes, and you can see it in this video. Not at first. By by the 2nd or 3rd jerk, you get it. Creepy af.
Wow.
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Muje Aasa Laga Ki Real m Earth Quake aagya 😲😲
Faux news shaking a camera tripod for clicks.
How do people survive this ?
5.0 is a tiny earthquake
The government will protect us
Omg this video scares me to death 😒
Wow so scary, 5.0 magnitude is just a hiccup
That's very powerful. Read through scripture why. It tells all about it and it is only going to get worse.
Stop doing that, earthquakes have always happened in California, what is wrong with you people being obsessed with wanting the world to end. I’m a believer of Christ and believe in everything you do as well but you are fear mongering over things that have always happened. I get times may seem like they are getting worse and worse but we don’t know when this world will end.
your weird
@@jeff.fliehmanyou're weird*
Truth. End times. …and all shall see and know.
Birds and insects take to the air
God's Wrath
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Lets see s 10.1
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Too many oil wells!!!
My home, but I’m not there for all the excitement!
They sure love to drill this area tho!
That’s nothing lol
Shake rattle and roll, look out for the biggy., be prepared 😊
Meh
Hey Nancy!😂
Welcome to the New world 🌎 There will be them and the others do get your pronouns correct. This earthquake was exactly below a radar tower that sent out the frequency that fueled the storm. Next to the turbines next to the oil towers next to the Fm tower. This is how they are going to build back better… Get it yet? If not just check out what is happening in Maui to the residents.
Pass
Hard pass
Where's the disaster relief