See the ground actually open up and move!

okay we have earthquake right now and this is actually moving you see the cracks moving that pack was not there whole earth is moving I felt like I was drunk I could see different parts like a food Wow there was water just coming up right there in the ground and the ground is just swaying right now what you can see the saw video what what rock is getting bigger and smaller going back and forth and there is water coming up all over right now crack is just moving there's water I don't know if water lines are broken but this water was not there a minute ago it's coming up different places here's coming up through the sidewalk the buildings were making a racket I seriously thought I was sick first guys I didn't know what was going on I could just feel like I was disoriented stepping over another crack I wouldn't be surprised if the trains are not running anymore I'm on my way to the train station we've got a little lake and here's a huge crack and it's still moving just going back and forth swaying it's making me kind of nervous especially since this is reclaimed land without I'm on right now this used to be part of Tokyo Bay and they created this land by throwing landfill and mountains rocks out here and so we this land could just go potentially I don't know quite a few people in the park and they don't seem to worry they're not running away interesting Park sombrero in the huge clock and Baytown skyscrapers behind it

Channel: Steve Goldberg

Views: 8,261,840

Rating: 4.869719 out of 5

Keywords: Japan_tsunami_Sendai, earthquake, 2011, FISSURE

Id: TzlodnjPAuc

Length: 3min 7sec (187 seconds)

Published: Sat Mar 12 2011

Reddit Comments

[u/[deleted]]

Liquefaction.

[u/DubTheKillah]

Thanks for sharing the video!

I wanted to see something like this for a big period of time, actually when the earthquake of 2010 made the ground separate, it got me really interested and I had the need to look how the movement was between them but I was just too lazy to do the research myself.

[u/Whatsamattahere]

Holy Moly! I've lived through a ton of earthquakes but never seen the damage as it occurs. This is cool.

[u/Janitors-Mop]

Very cool to see. Thanks for sharing.

[u/jrozn]

He sounds so calm He probably needs a slice of pizza