Drone footage shows large faultline in southern Turkey after earthquakes
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2023
- Footage was captured after several earthquakes shook Turkey and Syria this week.
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The footage was taken from the Kahramanmaraş province, which was the epicentre of the earthquake. Search-and-rescue operations continue in several cities with aid efforts ongoing in the affected areas. The death toll in Turkey and Syria has passed 20,000, with tens of thousands more injured in both countries.
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The amount of Force/friction generated by such a noticeable event is mind boggling
the real fault line was worse if i find that video i ll put it here
Exactly. Just the amount of force it takes to litterly pull the earth apart is insane
Look like human live on a eggshell.
The equivalent of 130 atomic bombs.
Tectonic plates pressure. The Earth is gradually changing hugely day by day.
My sincere condolences to all Turkish and Syrian brothers and sisters, keep strong! Hugs from Brazil 🇹🇷🇸🇾🇧🇷
Thanks a lot for your support 🥺 also for your country's rescure team ✨
Thank you!
HAARP. There was blue lightning before earthquake and there was no clouds. you can't make this up
It's too bad the NATO banksters & other related criminal oligarchs made it illegal to donate money to Syrian owned non-profits for those five days directly after the disastrous earthquake when everyone was dying under the rubble.
Yes I hope thier karmic debt has been paid to the world for creating such hostility an instability from wars, it is the leaders that make the decisions the people have no choice but they ultimately pay the price
This is absolutely mind blowing. Reminds us just how little we humans are compared to the night of nature..
Yes
Might
We r just ants living on the tip of crust of earth.
Little? We can literally nuke the world into oblivion.
@@iulianviorelmosteanu2800 lol so? The world has gone through 6 near extinction u think it matters with another?
It really shows how that valley formed in the first place; not by a river running through softer ground, but the valley sides pulling apart.
Quite right and well said.
'Course your rivers -- and rain, and wind, and snow, (and even little Earth vibrations) -- have been busy down the millenia filling in the cracks. As they will fill in the cracks we see in the video here.
@@deejay7648 don't build cities so close to the fault zone.
They're not pulling apart one side is moving north while the other side isn't just like the San andreas fault which is a strike slip fault just the same as this one in East Turkey.Pulling apart happens in a rift zone like what's happenin in East Africa.
@@jjMcCartan9686, correct.
@@jjMcCartan9686 Correct, yet what I noticed was very little horizontal, or even vertical displacement along the fissure. Usually, with such massive earthquakes along strike slip faults we'll see substantial horizontal displacements. Not in this case.
I hope the cities in Turkey are going to recover well especially the victims.
Drones have really been so important in showing footage like this, along with helping with rescues.
Helicopter has left the Chat...
@@ronburgundy2383 helicopters are way more costly and clunky
I was at a similar earthquake in Algeria 1980, similar scenario, casualties, and collapsing, but where the split happened, one side had risen and stayed risen to a height of 12-14 feet or 4 meters. Very impressive.
Me USA 1960s Hebgan Lake Quake next to Yellow Stone. My family went across Idaho to visit and see the earth slip and an entire lake tip and leave the shore behind. Even as a child I understood
Yes near a place currently known as Chlef. Very famous earthquake in Algeria. Everyone who experienced it remember.
Mine uttrakhand
Surely not... Doesn't this kind of geologic phenomenon take like billions of years to form?
@@jimmycricket5366 no, earthquakes are happening all the time, just some are much, much more powerful than others
Deepest condolences to the great people of Türkyie 🇹🇷 and Syria 🇸🇾 ❤️💙 from Egypt 🇪🇬
Thank you brother
Breathtaking footage.
My condolences to our Turkish brothers who died in this terrible earthquake 🇦🇿❤️🇹🇷
and sisters
and Syria
Sağol gardaşım ❤
@@yaseen654 no
@@wilsonhat8506 why no?
Turkey ranks first in the world in humanitarian aid compared to the economic size of the countries. Now is the time to help Turkey.
First in the world?
@@NpgSymboL yes but compared to gdp
Gosh...the earth is cracking like a Vase..its incredible
Nothing incredible about it: it always has been.
The difference is that for the past two or three hundred years we've been putting buildings on top of the cracks.
This impressive drone photography? Come back in two years and every part of the video that isn't covered with cement or asphalt will be filled in with green and brown.
Its called fault lines the earthquake just expose it
@@TheDavidlloydjones 💯
@@TheDavidlloydjones On the east bank of the Hudson River (a true fiord, geologically-speaking), near Ossining, NY, sits a nuclear power plant. At the time of construction, no instruments with sufficient sensitivity to detect THE FAULT immediately next to the plant had yet been developed.
I believe the plant has been decommissioned.
NY City is less than 40 miles south.
It’s so incredible and amazing. Obviously you don’t like to see people get hurt though.
I can see clearly now the rain is gone
I can see all obstacles in my way
Gone are the dark clouds that had me blind
It's gonna be a bright (bright)
Bright (bright) sunshiny day
It's gonna be a bright (bright)
Bright (bright) sunshiny day
Oh, yes I can make it now the pain is gone
All of the bad feelings have disappeared
Here is that rainbow I've been praying for
It's gonna be a bright (bright)
Bright (bright) sunshiny day
look all around, there's nothing but blue skies
Look straight ahead, there's nothing but blue skies
Over 50000 people dead man that is something
0:25 that guy in the van is flying lol. The road lives on
Love and condolences to the families of all the victims in Syria and Turkey from Western Australia.
Poor thousands of people 😢who went through the earthquake
Those who survived lost everything
Some even lost their lives and my condolences are sent to every family 😢
Actually there were like millions (13+) affected by earthquake and thousands who died (40,000 + and counting 😢)
@ 😭💔
Psalm 24:1
The earth is the Lord's, and the fulness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein.
Unfortunately, there are even larger catastrophes ahead of us. The only chance to survive is to unite on the basis of goodness and mutual help and to build the *Creative* *Society.*
In the *Creative* *Society* human life will be the highest value, so everything will be done to save, secure and improve it.
More information is in the 25-minute film *"Diary* *of* *the* *Last* *Human* *on* *Earth"* (on Creative Society RUclips channel)
Really cool video. I have honestly never see such a unique fault line via aerial coverage.
I live in northeastern India which is a zone v earthquake prone area, we frequently experience small earthquakes every so often, after seeing what happened in Turkey I have a new fear of life, infact a week after the turkey earthquakes we experienced a 4.3 magnitude earthquake and that frightened me.
Which state bro?
Kuchh?
not just NE india the whole of himalayas therefore northern indian states such as Himachal, uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, etc.
I still remember the Sikkim Earthquake and Nepal Earthquake vividly, I lived in Siliguri for 22 years, probably the only thing I hated about the place was the seismic activity of that area. I hope y'all stay safe.
I have experienced a lot of 6s and they were quite scary but my friends in quake zone says 6 was like walking in a park compared to this 7.8 which continued 100 seconds! There is no point fearing it as you can't do anything if such a massive earthquake happens...
That is mind boggling. Just like the volcanic eruption from last year it's really incredible to see Earth doing its thing while we're around to see it.
which eruption? theres currently 48 volcanos erupting on the earth lol
@@barbarashaffer8486 Iceland
Would be nice to see earth doing its "ting" under your mattress
Psalm 24:1
The earth is the Lord's, and the fulness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein.
@@barbarashaffer8486 lol, I learned 2 days ago the current number of ongoing eruptions is _49_ but that was on the 14th. by now its likely 52.
It’s devastatingly huge
it affected 10 cities in turkey with a diameter around 500km and i don't even know the syrian cities
Unfortunately, there are even larger catastrophes ahead of us. The only chance to survive is to unite on the basis of goodness and mutual help and to build the *Creative* *Society.*
More details are in the short film *"Diary* *of* *the* *Last* *Human* *on* *Earth"* (on Creative Society RUclips channel)
Condolences to our brothers and sisters in Turkey and Syria from Iran.
From time to time, planet Earth shows people how insignificant they are!
My deepest condolences to people in Turkiye 🇹🇷 and Syria 🇸🇾
From India 🇮🇳
The Turkish people are I'm my prayers.. jeez...
:( heartbreaking we never have control over ever Mother Nature does we can only prepare, my heart and condolences to all those that have lost their life over this earthquake and the family and friends trying to mourn and just pick up their life again.
Thank you soo much
Of course we cannot control mother nature, but we have the potential to work wirh her; that is what distinguishes us from animals. We need to learn from catastrophes in order to minimize the next one. Japan is a great example in this regard.
Unfortunately, there are even larger catastrophes ahead of us. The 25-minute film *"Diary* *of* *the* *Last* *Human* *on* *Earth"* came out as a warning to people. Our survival is in unity! Climate problems can be solved in a peaceful and safe *Creative* *Society,* where everything will be done to improve lives of everyone.
“Mother nature” is a demon. The Earth & everything in it is the Lord’s
The earth is a living, moving entity….it is not a dead planet.
It's dead. It's just that perfectly dead things obey the rules of convection, expansion and contraction.
Didn't you know that?
Not yet 😳🤫
climate change is skam
Earth will live but humans will die because of freaking rich humans messing our earth
Yeah, geological speaking it's not dead
The evidence really show how powerful that earthquake was. Its like the ground split about 2 to 3 meters apart.
Scary but fills you with amazement about the power of nature.
Not the power of nature
Wow!!! Great video!
All the best to people of Turkey 😮
Cheers from Vancouver Canada 👋🏻
Geçmiş Olsun Türkiye! I know nothing will replace human lives that were lost, but I hope you can rebuild better and stronger!
It's incredible what technology can show us now. When I was in college earning my degree in Environmental Geology, we had drawings and photos from airplanes. Now, they can map and document practically in real time. I pray this leads to the best preventative measures taken to save us from future events of this magnitude. Prayers and so much love to all those who have suffered.
♥️🙏♥️
Yeah dont live in a built up area in earthquake prone areas
yeah, but still can't predict the quake though
@SJ that's pretty much the whole world. What's your solution?
But the tech can't show when & where it's coming, before hand
@@SjMk1. Bruh I live in Indonesia, what's your solution then? Move out from this country?
What’s crazy is that sitting in that grass, right next to the fault line, would’ve been safer than in the cities impacted by the quake 😢
There are other videos that some of the places have 5 meters horizontal openings and 30 meters deep trenches.
That is absolutely incredible
odd word choice
horrific
@@chinmoy_bora6915 incredible footage of a natural event. But the destruction and death it's caused is horrific.
@@ThomasKing19933 i dont know how distruction footage looks incredible to you 🤦 you may say incredible mountain or something natural thing but for distruction you've used incredible 🤦
@@chinmoy_bora6915 cry some more
That’s shocking to see the tyre tracks in the field, how out of line they are now! Such a tragedy for Turkey and Syria.
I have never seen a mountain/hill cracked like that!
WOW!! From this viewpoint, it really creates a mind-boggling reaction to see two tectonic plates colliding together!!!!🤯🤯🤯🤯
Absolutely terrifying. Prayers for those affected by the earthquake 🙏
I read a book about the history of the earth and life and it was way too technical…but it talked about a time when the first humans could’ve been wiped out due to natural disasters, population boom, lack of resource to sustain that rapid growth, climate events…it’s just crazy that we’ve come so far from that age and still face such massive loss of life.
Our species as individuals are vulnerable yes but it’s difficult to process how entire communities, a huge chunk of Turkish, Syrian and all other nations caught up in this can be wiped out and traumatised…heartbreaking.
I like the guy weaving around it in time for the best position as the drone flys overhead.
Very impressive to see the multiple foot offset made by the slippage. Shows up a couple times during the video really well - fence, road, etc.
Please publish these Pictures, this blows away your mind ( watch it till the end !! )
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7.7’lik depremin korkutan yeni görüntüsü ortaya çıktı! Deprem anı kamerada
multiple foot offset? bunch of mumbo jumbo. you aint that smart
@@nathanwhite3305 ok boomer
@@nathanwhite3305 Your anti-intellectualism is what's wrong with the world today.
@@frzferdinand72 For reals.
Turut berduka cita... 🙏 Turki bisa bangkit kembali
The 1906 San Francisco earthquake had a fault line open up in Marin County, it even moved fences.
Imagine seeing it appear in an instant. A violent thunder clap and the ground cracks. Mind-boggling.
Its scary how complex the world is
the complexity is what scares you? that's weird, but ok
@@soulbot119 yes it scares ME! I dont care if it scares you or your mama but im talking about me!
Heartbreaking you will always wanna cry when seeing their situations. Donate small or big donation is still changing or helping lives.
Unfortunately, there are even larger catastrophes ahead of us. The only chance to survive is to unite on the basis of goodness and mutual help and to build the *Creative* *Society.* 🌟
Details are in the 25-minute film *"Diary* *of* *the* *Last* *Human* *on* *Earth"* (on Creative Society RUclips channel)
Money donated just gets stolen & the families that need it never see a cent unfortunately
Its actually so crazy to see the world cracking apart like that. My prayers and condolences to everyone who lost someone.
I wish the video was longer. But still the earth is awesome in its beauty and power thanks to whoever made this video.👍
There are more to come for this area and eastern Italy, there is a large break in the crust in that area. Please be safe
is balkan safe
@@Highlander-M less likely
@@organicfarm5524 Hope Bucharest won't be in such a disaster. Could be even worse than Turkey.
Why italy?
Experts in Turkey expect a huge (over 7.2) earthquake in Istanbul, so Greece and Turkey will likely be struck with another over magnitude 7 earthquake soon in the following years
There are numerous historic photos of very similar, lengthy fault cracks in Northern California after the 1906 earthquake there. These views remind me of what that looked like.
The water pooling on the fault line is ominous, a 19th century earthquake in California was precipitated by waste water being “piped” into the San Andreas fault line, it acts like grease to enable the tectonic plates to slide more easily!
Thank you for the circle, I was wondering where the fault line was.
Impressive surface rupture! Several feet of offset in some spots
For the fault trace to break the surface like that, the horizontal displacement was considerable. This was an event more powerful than the "big one" on the San Andreas in California will ever be.
We should live our lives being kind to others & no longer with judgement & hate, life can be too short.
That's huge, so scary.
Unfortunately, catastrophes will only increase. The 25-minute film *"Diary* *of* *the* *Last* *Human* *on* *Earth"* came out as a warning to people. Our survival is in unity! Climate problems can be solved in a peaceful and safe *Creative* *Society,* where everything will be done to improve everyone's lives.
Beautiful landscape
The tectonic plates literally shifted the landmass. I can’t imagine what’s to come in the future, as humans we have, evolved and survived so much. We are in need for strength this is not the end, the next chapter has already begun.
This is incredible
Es una tristeza lo que pasó en Turquía y Siria. Muchas bendiciones.
At least they know where it is now.
🙏 for the survivors.
Imagine standing right there when it happened 😮
The cracks that are visible on the surface should be mapped in case they are needed
The plates of the earth shifted with such force that it left a trail of destruction
I have a question. If scientists know the location and boundaries of tectonic plates across the globe and I can imagine that they let governments know about their findings what does it take for governments to forbid the construction of tall buildings or other buildings for living on those territories? Those areas could have been used for only, let's say, farming.
Solved, look at Japan and where it is situated. They just happen to know how to build buildings
It’s because 96% of Turkey's surface area has earthquake risk. How do we fit into 4%
Because many governments are corrupt and money talks!
They built lots of cheap and frail blocks of flats and houses in Turkey without following special rules and regulations for those dangerous regions. There are buildings which withstood the quake, they were built according to all the requirements.
If you look closely at the flat buildings in turkey, very rarely do you see steal rebar. Also the cement mixture they use is grade "z" and not suitable for residential use.
As I first watched this I thought, "Man, those people are driving way too fast!"
This similarly visible in Palu, Indonesia. The only differences is that the one in Palu is visible even in dense city; as Palu is a capital of a province. Plus the tsunami and extreme liquefaction.
Unfortunately, catastrophes will only increase. The 25-minute film *"Diary* *of* *the* *Last* *Human* *on* *Earth"* came out as a warning to people. Our survival is in unity! Climate problems can be solved in a peaceful and safe *Creative* *Society,* where everything will be done to improve lives of everyone.
Yeryerinden oynadı. ne büyük bir felaketti bu böyle. ard arda 3 büyük deprem olması hiç normal degil.
We're also above a fault line in my state- San Andrea's fault line. Very scary.
Da ? Și ce cauți acolo ? Pleacă de acolo până poți . Dacă vrei să mai trăiești.
@@motomania5985 Sólo hablo español e inglés.
@@edyann Google translator
@@motomania5985 No thanks.
California as far as i am aware has strict construction rules that ought to be followed,so i am sure buildings wouldn't collapse as much as they did in this part of world
We need to look where we build cities. Saver far away from those zones
In such a known high risk earthquake zone, I saw videos of many buildings in Turkiye collapse, just pancake downwards or topple over. Too many people living in unsafe buildings that probably did not meet building codes. Very tragic and huge loss of life.
What happens to rivers?
Condolences to all those that suffer this catastrophe.
not sure about rivers but a coastal city was flooded after the earthquake, so a similar thing i would expect
Guess it leaks in the cracks I suppose
Fantastic graphic footage of the fault. Just watched a great YT video of why this happened, published by the Wall Street Journal
Thanks for referencing the WSJ you saved me the search!
That's kind of terrifying.
0:24 check out the offset tire tracks in center screen.
Mother Nature's labor pains,
How they say , its winter ❄️ , where is the snow , and why its all green
Inshallah, both countries will recover soon🇹🇷🇵🇰🇸🇾
Looks like a giant cracked eggshell 😱
Project blue beam activated 😢
there was a guy talking to the reporters how bad it was, and he tried to hold his tears back cause he lost his uncle and the uncles wife and daughter :(
Wow! That really helps put it in perspective. That shows how a huge force cracked the earth like an egg.
These images remind me of Canterbury in 2011, the visible fault line that is. This quake is just so much worse due to population density.
PLEASE HELP TURKEY ,WE ALL IN NEED OF HELP ,PLEASE EVEN A DOLLAR IS APPRECIATED,PLEASE HELP TURKEY...
Help syria
@@maiyeuem78Syria seems to be forgotten on U.K. news it’s mostly about Turkey I should imagine in Syria it must be worse as they had nothing to begin with
@@TASIAawful1 yeb, i come from vietnam, i love people syria, i pray for syria
M🌎THER EARTH, IS A SENTIENT BEING. LOVE & RESPECT OUR HER!!
Please! "Sentient being." 🤣🤣🤣
wow you can even see how much it moved
amazing that it cross the road and not hit along its length
Pray for 🐄 🐷 🐐 🐓🐖🐑🦢🦃🐟
🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐖🐖🐖🐖🐷🐷🐷🐷
Humanitarian efforts and help from diff parts of the world can heal this fissures - deepest condolences to those who have lost the dear ones and whose memory has to be carried for years to come!
0:37 anyone see the dude running and then a car go flying by?
luckily no buildings lie underneath that cracks.
That’s terrifying
I wonder how big the earthquake was that caused those huge hills at 0:50? 🤯
Apparently a 7.8 magnitude but I think there is more to this
Dang!! That is massive and gnarly!! I wonder how many miles it goes for?rest in peace. still sending my condolences, prayers, and love to all during this crazy event. 💕
About 400 km
I saw footage of an olive grove that has a new valley running through it, must be a hundred metres wide and 30 metres deep.
Oh man, here comes the underworld.
This shows how big the impact earthquake was
Fortunately the road was spared
I’m picturing an ongoing drainage and erosion problem, new water problems in some areas, sections of fields too dry, stuff like that.
This is wild.