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Good Soldier Svejk posted:is an earthquake weather or biosphere collapse Ready for tsunami
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i say swears online posted:lmao lots of texas is gonna get hosed by cloud cover during the eclipse gonna lol when the hill country is packed to the gills with out-of-staters all gridlocked on little country roads in their rentals and it's cloudy
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Taiwan eathquake: https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_sbccp3R9R41s1ddrj.mp4 https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_sbcd7lrCuv1s1ddrj.mp4 water level dropping in japan, signalling a probable tsunami: https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_sbce9fLi731s1ddrj.mp4 spechtie has issued a correction as of 02:26 on Apr 3, 2024 |
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all those images  although good on whoever engineered those buildings lol they just kinda... snapped off intact
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Gunshow Poophole posted:all those images most rigid steel or concrete structures actually are quite 'fine' even under loss of bearing capacity due to liquefaction or lateral spreading. see adapazari and kocaeli turkey or niigatas     actual building collapse is sort of rare, mostly seen on more unreinforced masonry, or fault crossings Xaris has issued a correction as of 05:37 on Apr 3, 2024 |
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These are art.
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Platystemon posted:These are art. Leaning tower of Pisa setting a trend the worlds only just now catching up with.
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Xaris posted:most rigid steel or concrete structures actually are quite 'fine' even under loss of bearing capacity due to liquefaction or lateral spreading. see adapazari and kocaeli turkey or niigatas 
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blatman posted:imagine how much a squid can post once it evolves hands on each noodle Would squids be watching hand porn? At least 'squid brother I'm stuck under this chair' porn will be utterly implausible
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I love the bridge video where you see folks just continuing to try and get through traffic on their scooters, as the world itself vibrates.
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drat their poo poo is shaking and poo poo
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A Bad King posted:I love the bridge video where you see folks just continuing to try and get through traffic on their scooters, as the world itself vibrates. That struck me too but I think they were trying to get off the bridge rather than just going about their business.
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Xaris posted:most rigid steel or concrete structures actually are quite 'fine' even under loss of bearing capacity due to liquefaction or lateral spreading. see adapazari and kocaeli turkey or niigatas *glares firmly at 9/11*
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maxwellhill posted:*glares firmly at 9/11* i didn't realize those planes on 9/11 ran into the tower foundations and liquified the ground under them, impressive!
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Maed posted:i didn't realize those planes on 9/11 ran into the tower foundations and liquified the ground under them, impressive! do some research sheep
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All the people that thought Texas was a safe bet for lack of clouds during the eclipse are going to get hosed over.
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SirPablo posted:All the people that thought Texas was a safe bet for lack of clouds during the eclipse are going to get hosed over. 
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Jesus this is terrifying https://twitter.com/StrictlyChristo/status/1775569657707274351
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i say swears online posted:Jesus this is terrifying holy poo poo. the one toward the very end that hits and bounces where the car had just reversed through
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Spergin Morlock posted:holy poo poo. the one toward the very end that hits and bounces where the car had just reversed through and the boulder that smashes the rear of the car in front. if they had reversed a little faster 
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You know If they just made cars out of boulders and boulders out of cars a lot less cars would get crushed by boulders. 
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Falling rocks is my favorite weather
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SirPablo posted:Falling rocks is my favorite weather it's rare but it happens. rocks in the atmosphere
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lithosphere, atmosphere, just a bunch of weather spheres
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SirPablo posted:Falling rocks is my favorite weather Falling rocks is the original weather. That's why they call it meteorology.
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before modern weather theories everyone thought that all weather was from space. rain came from the same place that meteors did: space. the only other theory was that it was god’s tears, which is obviously ridiculous because he never cries. he’s too strong
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science didn't observe the first cloud until 1813
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biznatchio posted:Falling rocks is the original weather. That's why they call it meteorology.
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biznatchio posted:Falling rocks is the original weather. That's why they call it meteorology. Hailstones
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That's not a prediction of the future it is an observation of the present. You idiot.
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not when you put it in a future time zone
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Even the weather stone knows that earthquakes are weather.
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Spergin Morlock posted:it's rare but it happens. rocks in the atmosphere oooooh there’s some rocks in here must be some minerals in the atmosphere
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