BIGGEST Earthquake Faults and Cracks

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Published 2024-01-19

Rather than being one continuous solid surface, our planet's crust is made up of a series of tectonic plates that are pushing and pulling against one another with immense force. From the infamous San Andreas Fault to lesser-known yet equally significant seismic features. Join us on a journey through the tectonic tapestry of our planet as we uncover the top 15 biggest earthquake faults and cracks.

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All Comments (21)

@seclusionworks7547 4 months ago

It's mind-blowing how the concept of plate tectonic activity shapes our world! The theorist behind plate techtonics was destroyed professionally and died in shame. I call it vindication that his theory is now widely accepted🎉
@robert-zj7ef 1 month ago

My ship pulled into a harbor in Talcahouna or Concepcion( spelling on both) Chile. My ship was 532 feet long. A few years ago when Chile had that monster quake, that harbor is now dry land. The area rose over 50 feet. I find that just incredible.
@jeffreywienhoff6412 4 months ago

in missouri we say new mad- drid fault
@welovesummernz 4 months ago

Your thumbnails rock, every single time!!
@ntvtxn4 4 months ago

Excellent video about little known geological features. Thanks for posting.
@randalmayeux8880 4 months ago

Good video. Keep up the good work! I'm surprised that this channel isn't more popular.
@garymiller5937 4 months ago

Amazing! Thank you very much. 😊😊😊❤❤❤
@pelagiajones7963 4 months ago

Awesome ❤ this stuff should be taught at schools
@tomfeist208 14 days ago

This is great information for all of us. Just forget about the millions of years as they never happened.
@debbirbodner5358 4 months ago

Very interesting to learn about earth quakes.
@melvinjohncuison4905 21 days ago

The narrator’s voice is like a chef’s kiss.
@barbietrink4984 4 months ago

You didn't mention the earthquake activity around Southern Mexico. Oaxaca has many earthquakes. If I remember correctly, it was 2 years ago at a 9.
@user-sm6bp5cf6t 14 days ago

The tectonic tapestry 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@Highheels4ever 4 months ago

A very interesting video full of information. I truly liked it and enjoyed it. It it is not only informative, but educational as well. Keep them coming, Top Fives, you have the most amazing videos ever. Hats off to you all. 👍👍🙌🙌♥️♥️
@just_kos99 4 months ago

This was so fascinating and informative, I'm saving it to my "science, geology" playlist for further research. I've learned so much, it's hard to say what was the coolest! My son was half Croatian, so I esp liked the portion about that area.
@Rabbit420_7I0 4 months ago

18:36 end of the last lice age 😂😂
@thomasoaxaca3379 4 months ago

Shocking information, rattled my nerves.
@johnmcnulty4425 4 months ago

This was great but I wish that you would have mentioned the Rio Grande rift in north central New Mexico.
@t0916118432 1 month ago

這些力量太巨大了
@georgemitchell9222 3 months ago

what about Quake Lake in Montana where does that register on your fault maps?