There should be a comparison with the 9.5 SR Chile earthquake. Because the earthquake was the most powerful in recorded history

A few days ago Taiwan have a 7.2 earthquake

Hi earthquakesim, can you do more earthquake real time simulations video? I watched almost every video on your channel and i enjoyed them the most! Wonderful video and keep up the good work btw!

The missing earthquake would be either the 1964 Alaska quake, or the 9.5 magnitude Chile quake of May 22, 1960--the world's strongest.

Thank you for letting me review the 921 earthquake in Taiwan. It was really scary at the time, especially when it happened late at night.

Thanks for doing a simulation of the Tōhoku Earthquake! Really gives a perspective of how the shaking was like

I was just watching a Loma Prieta earthquake documentary and then this popped up. Talk about timing!

I'm using Google Translate, so I'm not sure if I've understood it correctly, so please forgive me. I live in Japan, so earthquakes occur frequently. Japan is not the only country that experiences many earthquakes, but I think everyone should be aware of this. This video only reproduces the damage caused by the earthquake, but in reality secondary disasters such as fires and tsunamis have also occurred. There was a big earthquake the day before yesterday, so I would like to write about what I experienced. When an earthquake occurs, your only option is to hide under a desk and escape from falling objects. When an earthquake occurs, even if it only happens once, I would like everyone to act calmly and not panic. For those who take off their clothes and sleep because it's hot. please wear clothes. If you have to evacuate, you won't have clothes.

地震時 其他國家：😨😵‍💫😵（緊張的） 台灣:😗😙😴（不慌不忙的）

Interesting. I think it would be interesting too a simulation of the longest shake ever, also, I think that fixed perspective is awesome!

Can you also do a simulation of 1943 Tosya-Ladik Earthquake? It's measured as M7.5-M7.7 and max intensity is MSK-64 XI (Catastrophic). It lasted for 4 minutes and the earthquake ruptured a 280km long segment of the North Anatolian fault, from the district of Ilgaz in Çankırı province all the way to Ladik in the Samsun province. Also the fault line split open in the village named Sapaca during the earthquake, and the village shifted 3 meters from its original position after the earthquake.

I am writing from Hatay, Türkiye. What happened to us was not an earthquake, it was the apocalypse. The earthquake lasted too long and was too close to the surface. that's why it did so much damage

Thanks for the simulations!

Very interesting, thanks! How about Mexico City 1985?

What's the reason why did you stop the shake motion on the Turkey-Syria Earthquake ? Is it that the earthquake is very strong that it can destabilize the camera ?

Would have loved to see a simulation of the 9.5 Valdivia, Chile and the 9.4 Anchorage, Alaska. Maybe also, the 2004 Sumatra quake. One small note: the '77 quake of Vrancea, Romania was not that bad in itself. But what was bad was the fact that a lot of the buildings were built using simple un-reinforced concrete, usually coming in blocks and mounted on scene one on top of each other. Funny part is that a lot of the buildings which survived that quake or just merely damaged are still present and there is a lack of government reinforced laws about quake building policies. So if that quake would hit again today, there would be much more damage, mayhem, and fatalities than 40 years ago.

Could you create a video simulating an earthquake in one of the cities somewhere around the Mississippi river? I'd like to know if people living around river banks have to be concerned about liquifaction. If so, how would liquifaction affect the earthquake? Also, if liquifaction is an issue near rivers, how far away from a river, do you think, would it be less of a problem?

We recently had a 7.6 magnitude earthquake in mindanao

Kobe was a big one. I was watching morning tv before going to school. It was the first earthquake that was recorded on security camera s

Very nice earthquake sim for design excellent

Earthquakes are fascinating

Any pots pans an cooking utensils u grab same for bbq grills not damaged during it. An use them for cooking an heat outside in safer areas.

hi earthquakesim can you do sabah earthquake 2015?

i would love to see a sim of what people experienced during the 1811-1812 new madrid earthquakes.

For 2023 Turkey-Syria, imagine 2 earthquakes like this happening in the same day. Because thats what happened...

Hi, I'm Indonesian❤

You forgot Magnitude 7.4 hualien earthquake

this is cool

Perfect simulations as always, for next time of I recommend the 1980 earthquake in Irpinia south Italy, really strong and damaging, magnitude 6.9 Richter and Mercalli XI, my family experienced it...

❤ from 🇱🇰

Your missing the 2004 Sumatra earthquake

The shacking seen to be kinder strong though. How deep are all of these earthquakes in this video and are all of the depth accurate, just asking🤔

On a du mal croire que les seismes californiens ( loma pietra ) et japonais ( kobe ) survenus en 1989 et 1995 avaient la meme puissance et pourtant il ny'a eu que quelques dizaines de morts majoritairement du a l'effondrement d'un pont autoroutier dans le premier et plus de 5000 dans le second pareil pour ce qui est de haiti et au chili en 2010 ou le premier a fait plus de 250000 morts contre quelques centaines pour le second mais ils avaient respectivement une magnitude de 7,0-7,3 et 8,8! Le cas de celui de 2011 au japon etant un peut particulier aussi avec le tsunami etson desastre nucleaire historique! Pour preuve que la puissance ne fait pas tout!

So complex!

Part 2 please😭😭❤️❤️

Can u simulate the 7.0 2022 Luzon earthquake? On July 27, 2022, at 8:43:24 a.m. (PHT), an earthquake struck the island of Luzon in the Philippines. The earthquake had a magnitude of 7.0 Mw , with an epicenter in Abra province.[4][5] Eleven people were reported dead and 615 were injured. At least 35,798 homes, schools and other buildings were damaged or destroyed, resulting in ₱1.88 billion (US$34 million) worth of damage. The tectonics of the northern Philippines and around the island of Luzon are complex. Luzon is bounded to the east and west by subduction zones. In the southern part of Luzon, the subduction zone is located east of the island along the Philippine Trench, where the Philippine Sea Plate subducts westward beneath the Sunda Plate. In northern Luzon, where the July 27 earthquake occurred, the subduction zone location and direction changes, with another trench (Manila Trench) located west of Luzon and the Sunda Plate subducts eastward beneath the Philippine Sea Plate. The complexity of plate tectonics on and around Luzon is evidenced by the diversity of faulting mechanisms in large earthquakes. Magnitude 7 or greater earthquakes in this region since 1970 have exhibited reverse, normal, and strike-slip faulting. These active plate boundaries lead to high seismic activity. Since 1970, 11 other earthquakes of magnitude 6.5 or larger have occurred within 250 km (155 mi) of the July 27, 2022, earthquake. The largest of these earthquakes was a magnitude 7.7 strike-slip earthquake on July 16, 1990, located approximately 215 km (134 mi) south of the July 27 earthquake. At least 1,600 people died and more than 3,000 people were injured in the 1990 earthquake. The 1990 earthquake also caused landslides, liquefaction, subsidence, and sand boils in the Baguio-Cabanatuan-Dagupan area.[4] The earthquake occurred as a result of oblique-reverse faulting. Preliminary analysis indicates that the earthquake occurred on either of a low-angle reverse fault dipping to the east with a small component of left-lateral (strike-slip) motion, or on a steeply dipping reverse fault dipping to the northwest with a small component of right-lateral motion. The earthquake depth, mechanism, and location are consistent with the earthquake having occurred in the Philippine Sea Plate above the Sunda Plate. The Sunda Plate subducts eastward beneath Luzon with the plate boundary located off the western coast of Luzon. According to the USGS, the seismic moment released was 5.4e+19 N-m, corresponding to a moment magnitude of 7.1 (Mw ). A finite fault obtained from seismic inversion suggest rupture occurred along a east-dipping thrust fault, and produced a maximum displacement of 0.9 m (2 ft 11 in).[4] It was reported as 7.3 Ms  by the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS).[8][9] The report was later revised to an earthquake of 7.0 Mw  with the epicenter 3 km (1.9 mi) N 25° W of Tayum, Abra at a depth of 17 km (11 mi).[9] Despite being a relatively shallow event, no surface ruptures were identified. A focal mechanism analysis indicate rupture on a reverse fault with either a northeast-southwest striking, steep dipping (69°) plane or a north-south, shallow dipping (8°) plane.[10] PHIVOLCS initially suspected the earthquake may have occurred on the Abra River Fault. Geologists had been aware of the potential for large earthquakes on the fault. The last known earthquake on the fault was in 1868, measuring 4.0-5.0 in magnitude.[11] The Abra River Fault is a northern extension of the Philippine Fault Zone. As it runs through Luzon, it splays into three branches that runs beneath the southern Sierra Madre mountains, the Central Cordillera Mountains before terminating at the northern coast of the island. The three branches strike north-south and are named (west to east) the Vigan-Agao Fault, the Abra River Fault and the Digdig Fault, respectively. The Philippine Fault Zone is associated with Pliocene and Quaternary uplift of the Cordillera Mountains. The Abra River and Digdig faults display pure strike-slip displacement, while the Vigan-Agao Fault display a large thrust component. In the northern part of Luzon, the Digdig Fault display a normal component.[12] However the steep-dipping plane and slip sense associated with the Abra River Fault is not consistent with rupture on it. The fault which produced the mainshock had a shallow dip angle and produced oblique-reverse displacement.[10] A scientific journal published by Rimando and others in 2022 revealed the earthquake did not occur on any of the known faults in the area. Modelling of the earthquake indicate a source west of and parallel to the Abra River Fault. Pure dip-slip displacement of 95 cm (37 in) occurred at depths of 13-16 km (8.1-9.9 mi)

Hmmm i wonder where is the m7.9 in the philippines in the 90s

The Alaskan Earthquake is missing from this list although due to the sparse population, there weren't as many casualties as in other quakes. It is the second most powerful recorded earthquake, though. 😊

The north ridge quake didn’t conjure up the ground but it likely would’ve destroyed/damaged that playground

the Turkey-Syria earthquake simulation data is prob from Gaziantep province because there was short waves is Gaziantep

Hey! Love your vids! Could you do the philippine earthquake please? It affected Bagiuo City and many others

Indonesia earthquake in Bandung M6.5 yesterday

I was waiting 2006 Yogyakarta earthquake (M6.3)

Ja som z Európy /Slovakia/ a vidím tam 2 väčšie machule v okolí talianska kde ešte tie červené oznacenia sú blízko seba !

9 in aceh?

Hi,Earthquake sim,can you remake the 2004 earthquake

Potevi mettere il terremoto di Lisbona del 1755 , la scossa duro 6 minuti

Would like to see Armenia 1988 and Sakhalin 1995

7.4 Golcuk_Turkiye 17-08-1999 was devastating earthquake is missing it has significant pga's

What about the M7.2 Taiwan earthquake😢

You forgot to add 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake .

Alaska y hile y portugal D=

Earhtquake aceh indonesis 9,3

The one in turkey in 2023 scared me. I remember hearing the news about it. Awful.

But,Taiwan happened a big earthquake at 4/3,M.w 7.4-7.5

Philippines earthquake 7.6

Rickter, no mercali

Why do the chairs travel from right to left slowly during the Tohoku Earthquake ? ?

In 1775 Lisbon Portugal had a earthquake that destroyed the entire city and many people lost their lives. Magnitude 7.7

You forgot philippines

ん、北欧やブラジルとか地震経験したことがあるのか??😂

I didnt know that kobe Earthquake 1995 that it hit Kobe Japan

Mw6ぐらいであれば日本人は笑って「揺れてる」と言う。→Twitterを見る。寝る

到現在台灣還再震

What game it is?😂

美國水準有夠爛

the 2023 earthquake in Turkey caused a ground chasm. The 2011 Japan earthquake caused the earth to shift and lose beach or gain beach in some areas. Same for Taiwan recently. You missed the 2004 Sumatra quake.

You missed the 2011 7.8 haiti earthquake