You know this format 🤔🤔🤔🤔

Most tsunamis are in the Pacific ocean

Ameha K Los Angles? Seattle? San Francisco? Portland? Alaska? Hawaii?

If people have to be displaced, lockdown will inevitably have to be uplifted to move people, and that wouldn't be very good

@@robloxgamingwithisaac999 they are on all near the Pacific Ocean

Feeling so sorry for your friend's family😔😔

Are u Bengali ?

@@RajaGanesha-sj1ip No, I'm from the state of J&K

@Toto Huraib yeah.

@@harryc.2054 no it's a proper swastika, a Hindu religious/pious sign. A Nazi is a tilted swastika, which is evil.

Lol relatable

Oh sh*t, my city! (You can never recover from that)

Country roads...

@@futfan9092 Take me Home

Leandro Paredes to the place

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omg you're so clever buddeh

Stretched too hard

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Mat33 230 000 people died Mat

They can be only seen near the Indian islands and in the Arabian sea

The satellites are mainly Indian, so they are playing the big-daddy here.

Cause there's the subduction zone, where's the tectonic plate activity occur

This is in English book of NCERT 😀

Who was she? Where was this?

@@levity90 I don't exactly know... I just remember that my dad told me this

@@levity90 I think it was in Thailand. She was on vacation with her family and her teacher had just taught about tsunami. So when she saw the ocean receding she and her family warned the tourists on the beach to move to higher ground.

@@NarutoUzumaki-xd4db NCERT Books started including disaster management classes after this event. I was in class 8th at that time and 6 months later a new subject was introduced when I was in class 9th. After that only it became a regular topic taught in classes.

Lmaoo what a cute way to put that 🤣

I wish my social teacher was this way.. I would've aced social science

Lol this just made my day

@@amruthavalli1260 😀

In just 3 💩 actions, humans go bite the dust

I agree it’s always the aftermath that we as human beings tend to prepare

Like when the shit already hits the fan that’s when everybody all of a sudden wants to prepare other we tend to ignore warnings

And the Pacífic System Warning was made due a huge tsunami and earthquake in Chile. 9.5 grades

Because we would all be wrapped in bubble wrap if that was the case.

@@jaimep3432 so you don’t mind dying then cool

I also had the dream but the only diffrence is my home is 100 metre long from sea

Hmm, I had 3 dreams like that I looked it up and it meant I was repressing my feelings/emotions 😔😔

@meow it depends...some dreams might be true and some not

I had a vivid tsunami dream once that is up there as the most terrifying nightmares I’ve ever had. I was swimming with my sister in a beachside hotel pool, and I noticed the waves receded way too far. I shouted at my sister, and we got out and began walking back toward the hotel. My mom started shouting at us from the balcony to get to higher ground quickly, and before we could leave the pool plaza and enter the building, water was visibly rushing forward. We ended up being pinned to the wall by water, and my sister was able to begin climbing balconies. I’ve always been shorter and weaker and I scrambled for a while but was able to get up eventually. Watching the people get stuck in debris and screaming was to most difficult part. I remember wondering where my dad went, and if mom was okay, and it was just a horrific nightmare. Couldn’t sleep after that one and had to call my parents just to check in. I can’t imagine the lasting scars of those who have actually lived through or lost someone to a tsunami. My heart goes out to them.

I had some nightmares like that when I was younger. Sometimes the waves came from the shore to the sea, obliterating everyone's body, and then the water started to laugh

Some horrible video exists on that.

Here after the Indonesian volcanic eruption

fyi krakatoa volcano just erupted yesterday so uhh

@@aulianyb why did I think of SpongeBob

And great now there is a tsunami in Indonesia

@@devanram9517 Seriously???

If it makes you feel better, we're not due for another until 2026.

This year has been so crazy already I don’t doubt it

Don't give out your name that was only 7 years after this one tho, I wouldn’t count on 15 years being definite

AtarahDerek if you go for that explanation then i guess we are overdue for yellowstone eruption

Yeah cause last tsunami hit Japan during the year 2011

Also most of the victims is Indonesian :(

Wkwkw iya aneh

@@annasfathoni2809 probably because most of video of the tsunamis are recorded in Thailand. There are some that i remember come from Bandar Aceh, although most are from news channels

I live in Malaysia which is next to Indonesia and I was born exactly 4 days after the tsunami. I'm grateful my mother and my family was somewhere safe.

@@eliraeclipse2435 So? Should we care?

*NASA would like to know your location*

Well there was the Japan one...

Please stop, 2020 doesn't need any more ideas

and we are only in the 4th month of this year 😳

Damn as if the year isn't getting worse

It was shown that even a low wall holds the first surge back giving many minutes for people to get out of streets that will be instantly impassable once the water starts. Now people just need to use those minutes to run not dawdle. That's what they're teaching. They also have excellent warning systems as well as their "Kaiju walls".

*Mega Tsunami has entered the chat*

As someone who lives very far from a tectonically active area, it’s hard to imagine being near the ocean, feeling an intense quake, and being like “eh, whatever, might as well take a leisurely stroll and look for damage or something instead of getting to higher ground.”

Had the nations that love to treat these “exotic” locales as their cheap tourist destinations helped deploy early warning systems the death toll would have been MUCH lower. Heaps of vacationing Europeans were killed in this catastrophe. Selfishness invariably makes victims of everyone.

This is not true. Island of Java had specially designed systems to provide advanced warnings. But as you can read in an interview in Nature, Nanang Puspito outlined the lack of proper phone connection which barred them from alerting Jakarta the necessary information to take action. Jakarta had knowledge of the earthquake. But even if they could, the most advanced systems like in the Pacific Ocean first alerted Thailand and Indonesia no serious threat was looming. It took an hour to correct that. By them, the tip of Sumatra wouldn’t have truly had time regardless. And They also had other systems but they just were inadequate. Thailand and Indonesia are on the warning alert system. This network has incredibly accurate scientific systems to measure seismic activity. The Indian Ocean does not have that infrastructure however yes each country does have devices in place to measure seismic activity. But when inadequate, it makes it very difficult to make accurate predictions in a timely way. Also none of those videos you reference are from the area of Aceh which was the land site closest of the epicenter. Those videos exist but they are relevant bc this would have been first instance in this specific tsunami. Meaning, the retreat was an estimated hundreds of meters. You are reading that correctly. I’d like to think I’d react correctly but that’s literally unbelievable. Biblical even. It’s one thing if a tell tale sign presents itself. But hundreds of meters of retreating ocean? That would be like being in a monumentally large thunderstorm then immediately on a dime it get calm and clear. I’m from Oklahoma so Im very familiar with the signs as the plains get twisters regularly. I know it’s possible for weather to calm just before given tornadoes almost always atleast in the plains occur on the leading edges of the fronts. So it would make sense as the system curls to get brief reprieve and thenUnimaginable devastation. The more calm, the bigger the edge, the bigger the tornadoes. But if it’s a huge storm and it happens THAT fast, I might not think this is dangerous bc how could that Happen in that sequence? Much like it’s highly unusual for water to reheat hundreds of meters. But this wss also one of the largest quakes every recorded. It’s important to capture the nuance of the situation. They were just idiots. This was impossibly unique. And honestly for them given the water retreat, they actually couldn’t escape regardless unfortunately

@@CYMotorsport your final statement calling tsunami victims 'idiots' is quite jarring and undermines everything else you've written. I would expect someone who seems so intelligent and knowledgeable to have a better understanding of why people behaved the way they did

​​​@@CYMotorsportDid you happen to be in *El Reno* on that horrible day of *May 31, 2013* or were you somewhere else? I have always wanted to talk to a survivor of that dangerous Tornado... ~ JonseyG 👲

You're one lucky human being to have seen this,lived it , and survived it.

In the immediate aftermath of the tsunami, the pro-independence movement in the hardest-hit area, Aceh, declared their truce and worked towards demilitarisation & reintegration of their political wings into civil society.

@@FiredAndIced That's Incredible

I’m glad you survived 😊

@@picklep9812 :)

@@SeungkwanBombasticsideye me too I was too born in 14 January 2005

So u might be Sri Lankan

Hey

Pls bro

It's a hoax, waves are flat.

@@hkr667 Waves are flat discs!

Uhh... Flat wavers

Yes Aceh was devastated rest in peace to all that died.

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More than 160000 people died in Indonesia

And in South India more than 3,00,000..

@@pragyapriyanjli6780 total indian casualties were 12000

AlmostWins u play blitz? On EU server?

@@themaus3847 i am Asia server

AlmostWins ok, I play on EU.

Okaaayyyyyyy.....Were you actually going somewhere with that, or more likely are you just stating some babbling bs?

@@dalermehndi4663 I left my house and I was on the 2nd floor and saw my house clearly shaking as I was outside.

"Celebrate" isn't the right word. Sounds kinda cruel. "Observe" sounds better.

Celebrate?

Celebrate? My god sis pick a better word

I'm Indonesian and i don't celebrate that

I changed it, sorry about that though

Yup.

Haha, wtf didn't realised

Lol that’s funny

Eh could of been sunami instead

😂

I don't think so, you are not allowed to travel there with gf if you are not married

Stop using the word nobody just tell the common people didn't know much about it. Tsunami has been a known fact for a long time. It's written in vedas and few local stories. Probably they didn't know the word Tsunami but they knew what it referred to.

@@gwadamit8116 Replying to a two year old comment. What a clown.

​@@gwadamit8116THEM DAYS THEY WERE KNOWN AS TIDAL WAVES.

Damn 2020 making its own top 10 records

I'm scared since I live so close to where it hit a few years ago. Well I didn't exist yet back then cause I was born 4 days later.

here after a scientist from indonesia predicted that a 20 meter tsunami could happen in a close time in south java,good job 2020

@@spatchcockedturkey4597 wow I am in south java :(

@@eliraeclipse2435 well be alert remember an earthquake is the first and last warning!!!

i’m sorry you experienced this

wow...thank you for sharing your incredible story ❤️❤️ amazing you survived and were able to save your family 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

*we would have died

Thank you for telling your story! May you live a blessed life!

Where is your house exactly?

@@papercloud8923 At the Cot Paya Village, Baitussalam District, Aceh Besar Regency. Actually, it is way more far from the epicentre, but, you know, the greater the earthquake power, the wider the area were affected by the tsunami, including the area where my house's located

@@LoveDiveChannel bro just say the city or country you live not your address lol

@@space4166 Meh

Hey were the same age lmao

But Indonesia is still has the highest victim

That was perhaps from the seafloor affecting the tsunami. Most areas of the Aceh Province was affected by the waves. Not sure where in the province you live, or how old you are. If you could give an exact location, I could figure out why your area wasn't affected that badly.

@@sigisoltau6073 it is because there are so many chains of islands that can break the waves before it reaches the coastal areas. The tsunami's destruction had the farthest reach at Piring Beach, Sibolga, and Nias, for the west coast region. Both locations are on North Sumatera Province. At Nias and Sibolga it varies between 1-3 meters. Coming south to the West Sumatera Province, there is another archipelago, Mentawai, which helps breaking waves from Indian Ocean. And any waves from Sibolga direction had weakened since there is a shallow water. Based on simulation, there should be many tsunami waves on Mentawai and West Sumatera coastal areas. Nevertheless, the height was low enough to cause massive destruction.

Kalo gak salah sih mentawai juga kena tsunami

Thank God my dad was able to reach my sister on the phone.

It just happened in Turkey

@@lullabygo7788 bruh that is crazy I just realized hahah

There was a 6.7 in Greece that caused a tsunami.... guess you were right

@@zeusescoven8266 Have you seen the videos of tsunami caused by Mt Krakatoa explosion? Or the earthquake that caused huge tsunami in Palu, Indonesia? That one was really terrible that makes you think twice of running to any hills to avoid tsunami. The ground just liquidified and swallowed whole villages while near the coast, the tsunami ravages.

Waves go brrr

@@matteoigomez But that big tsunami in 2004 is 7 years away from the 2011 destructive tsunami that happened in japan. So more or less there will be another major event like this somewhere near pacific ring of fire

giving out the waves in a few months i guess

Haha! You too huh?

Impossible*

You To? My mom watched that yesterday!

Just got done watching on Netflix 😬

Shit was saaaaad

they can only detect it after the wave has sterted wich doesent leave long im afraid its the best we can do we cant predict the quake that will cause it

agreed, by adding more instruments we will learn what happens before, thus we can then add instruments to for-warn and also evacuate with more than 20 minutes...we are only human, but nobody wants to see somebody die if they could have been saved.

​@@petaanderson2295IT DIDN'T HELP THE PEOPLE WHO DIED OF LOCAL TSUNAMIS. IT WAS A LANDSLIDE IN 2018 & THE PEOPLE WHO LIVED & WORKED NEAR THE OCEAN DIED. THAT LOCAL TSUNAMI KILLED ABOUT 5,000 PEOPLE, WITH AN EARLY WARNING SYSTEM INSTALLED. THESE DISASTERS WILL CONTINUE TO HAPPEN REGARDLESS OF WHATEVER SYSTEM THEY HAVE INSTALLED. PEOPLE JUST HAVE TO LIVE & WORK AS FAR AWAY FROM THE OCEAN AS POSSIBLE. THAT SEEMS THE ONLY WAY TO AVOID GETTING KILLED BY THESE TSUNAMIS.

Im sorry 😭💔

True. The trick is to actually SEE the water receding

@Samoht, the eternal I mean most Coastlines are safe-ish, just know where high ground is. And also since when is salt water bad for you?

@Samoht, the eternal No, I am not an idiot, and maybe if there is other contaminants in the water it could damage your skin, or maybe if you live in salt water, but the thousands of times I have been in salt water has not affected my perfect skin once.

@Samoht, the eternal I feel like alot of you who don't like swimming in the ocean just don't live near one... If you enjoy swimming, then swimming in waves is just a new way to enjoy swimming. I am Scandinavian and we love our polar dips in ice water, so that is another element of ocean swimming I enjoy. If you don't like swimming in the ocean because you are scared or can't swim then cool, but theres nothing wrong with swimming in ocean water, periodic exposure to (non contaminated) salt water is not bad for your skin. And yes, I do have perfect skin, I am Scandinavian after all.

It's probably extremely expensive to create, not to mention the maintenance that it probably has.

Those who can afford it,have the most,,,see that all of those 7 dart systems were indian and 'scattered' around india and her islands,,,

Yeah. Unfortunately I don't think any warning system could have done much for Banda Aceh. Too many people, too close, too flat. Almost nobody could have gotten anywhere helpful in the maximum of about 10 minutes they might have had to do something.

Stay safe, everyone

I am, thanks!

@@goodcat1982 Coronavirus TImes

goodcat1982 9:50 pm

better be ready for 2021

@@nigelbaddock better yet better be ready for 2023.lol

"The Mediterranean Sea is a vulnerable regions for tsunamis. Around 25% of all recorded tsunamis in human history took place in the Mediterranean. Every 100 years on average a significant tsunami takes place in the sea, and every 250 years on average a tsunami strikes the shoreline of Israel." I just googled it

קריסטינה קניג Yes, this is true, as Israel does have earthquakes about every 70 years..

If there's volcano, there's a tectonic plate, and it means earthquake. Grece and Italy have volcanos so it may happened and I remember that Alexandria Lighthouse was destroyed by earthquake .... So tsunami is very possible ~

Ye what did u think we have so much earthquakes

@absolutely nothing out of nothingness well true but as far as i know earthquake is a warning

September 2018 and December 2018 Tsunamis: Why does everyone forget about us? :(

@@marcustulliuscicero5443 Those are very insignificant compared to Aceh and Sendai Tsunamis.

However, Tsunami like the indian ocean 2004 is very rare, it takes hundreds years to happen again. It was a teletsunami, tsunami japan 2011 was also a teletsunami but smaller than this, compared to 2004, the tsunami destroyed 14 countries in the indian ocean.

@@zeff8820 That is kind off false what you said. The 2011 earthquake was a megathrust earthquake like Indian ocean earthquake and it triggered massive tsunamis as high as 38 meters which was even more taller than the Indian ocean tsunami. In fact, the Japanese tsunami was so powerful that it managed to destroy or over-power 15-20 meter sea walls installed in the coastal cities and it even travelled to Hawaii and California. If anything, the 2011 Tsunami was as big of a tsunami as the 2004 Tsunami.

@@yoursocialistbestie3333 But still the 2004 tsunami is the world deadliest tsunami. The 1960 tsunami is not as deadly as the 2004 tsunami

I'd be more nervous of the volcano under Yellowstone

@@sian2337 a tsunami is way more likely though

its rare. how long have you been living in Hawaii?

Hawaii isn't on or near a plate boundary. So no. You won't.

Because you're in the safest place in the ring of fire

You can’t live in Hawaii if you think Hawaii is anywhere near the ring of fire or just delusional.

Thankfully in Hawaii we are right in the middle and quite a distance away from tsunamis… what the idiots in the other response to your comment are missing is that Hawaii is one big chain of volcanoes and some still active and that’s a risk as an under water eruption or landslide is plenty enough to cause damage. Thankfully those are rare but the people are well informed and the warning systems quite effective. Like more recently during the NZ earthquake and Tonga eruption… thankfully I was actually taking a natural disaster course during that time so learned a lot about it as it happens since well we covered it in class in real time. One thing people underestimate is in both cases of tsunami warnings we had although we didn’t get hit it had a significant affect on the tides and currents (our lecturer showed us a normal tide gage compared to how it was that day and oh boy was it a massive difference). What that means is stronger currents and ocean conditions than usual and Hawaii already being a very dangerous place , it made it way worse. So if you were a clueless tourist swimming in the wrong spot that usually is fine you could get caught in a rip and end up off shore…

Now u gone like a big lady lol

You would have already drowned.

@@randomnessrules4971 🤣

Youd be dead from the pressure of the water before this would even happen. However, if you had some kinda anti pressure suit, it would move so fast it would kill you. The G force would probably kill you alone but the instant energy and thus insanely increased pressure from the water, even if just for a small moment would kill you and break whatever anti pressure suit you were using to stand on the sea floor anyway.

You die with the pressure of the water

Yeah, you'll probably died of concussion.

Glad you’re safe!

@@littlered444 :)

hope you get better