Extremely Violent Climatic and Geological Phenomena | Documentary

Published 2023-11-08
Typhoons, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, hurricanes: will we be able to survive future natural disasters?

All Comments (21)
  • @daninanator7672
    A volcano can remain dormant for 4 decades but when I do it I’m called “lazy”
  • @mdelrroose1414
    Nature changing ways without thinking what humans build or do. It happened before, it will happen again. There have been other civilizations before us. We are only one small spec in our world’s time.
  • Great documentary. This year’s El Niño is going to be something to experience. I live on the east side of Oahu, Hawaii. My home is in the tsunami zone with the cascading mountains behind us. My partner and I have set emergency plans into place as when El Niño was in effect in March 2021, Hawaii had horrific floods on this side and our home was almost flooded. We are preparing for worse this coming winter.
  • @davidhamilton506
    It's La NINYA for the excessive wet weather, and EL NINO for prolonged periods of dry weather leading to drought...
  • @WoodstockG54
    Nothing compared to 2023 with predictions of worst to come next year.
  • @willigee7885
    2015 ? way behind. time to make that new movie
  • @gagnejimmy2594
    Thank you for the video, i just thinking about the way some scientific said about de variation of the vibration goes. I don't know if someone had this idea before, but if pyramid can be also to chage the weather? If we built something colossal in the path of the energy is coming from, maybe we can limit the consequences of el ninio? One Love
  • Good afternoon, thank you. These videos are educational, I used them to show students to understand and have an appreciation for geological phenomena in the class room
  • @OldOwl2003
    And here we are on the precipice of 2024 ! El Niño is here again Pray for the earth and our souls.
  • @OldOwl2003
    Nepal maybe poor in western frame of references, but far richer in my and many others frame of reference. Maybe there is a lack of understanding in the Western belief systems, as to what is Rich and what is very Poor indeed, when you look at the faces of the people of Nepal they shine with happiness, when I look in similar situations to the faces of Western people, I see frowns and grey depression. Maybe what is unique about Nepal, is that ‘The Richness Of the Light of Life’ is apparent exuberantly in the faces of the people there, they know what we do not know, That Happiness Comes From Within, not from outside. Our minuscule understanding of what life is deplorable in the west.
  • @user-ol1qm9ey7g
    มีเหตุให้เชื่อกันได้ไหมว่าเขา
  • @Ffsdevgj
    This world is doomed! You get that?, doomed!!
  • @karinbirgels904
    🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️🙋‍♀️😳Verstehn Verstehn Verstehn 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️😳❗️
  • @Carleon.
    EXTREMELY CAPTIVATING & INFORMATIVE DOCUMENTARY! AS A PERSON THAT CONTRIBUTES TO THE CAUSE OF CLIMATE CHANGE TO AN EXTENT BY USING CERTAIN ELEMENTS, I APOLOGIZE TO THE PLANET & HOPE THAT WE AS A SPECIES CAN COME TOGETHER TO SOLVE THIS HORRIBLE PROBLEM!💯🙏😇
  • @OldOwl2003
    Its Buddhist tradition not Hindu,both exist there in harmony, but all what you profess to be Hindu is Buddhist, please change this mistake, for prosperity and to be correct. Nepal is famously known to be Buddhist. Thank you, 🙏