Also created thru vibrations, liquefaction is one of the highest risk factors of earth quakes in Utah’s Salt lake and Utah valleys since they are built on old, ancient lake bed.
Soil liquefaction occurs when a cohesionless saturated or partially saturated soil substantially loses strength and stiffness in response to an applied stress such as shaking during an earthquake or other sudden change in stress condition, in which material that is ordinarily a solid behaves like a liquid.
I got to experience this once in a pretty safe way. It was a small gravel pits waste water drain. We got something about 50 feet wide to feel like a trampoline. If you go through you will lose your shoe. In areas with extreme tides this also occurs frequently but much more dangerous and terribly sticky if you break through the top layer.
This happens all the time when walking on my local beach. When I step on certain areas of sand, it looks exactly like the soil in the video. Never thought about what the science behind it was till now.
They use this phenomenon as a technology in hospital beds for patients who are at high risk for, or are recovering from, pressure ulcers ("bed sores").
My house in Christchurch New Zealand sank about 6 inches during our earthquake a decade ago. Friends near the river sank over a meter and had so much liquifaction come up thru the floorboards that they had mud over a meter deep in their living room.
That’s why you really, really don’t want to live in a house built on fill dirt, if you live in earthquake country. Soil liquefaction can end up liquifying your house.
The entire Seattle waterfront is built on unconsolidated sediment! If there was a significant enough earthquake, this would happen, and most of the infrastructure would sink.
This is how Seattle gets ravaged, eventually. And everywhere else built on fill or lake beds or in the major risk zones. This scares me more than almost any other natural phenomenon.
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Also created thru vibrations, liquefaction is one of the highest risk factors of earth quakes in Utah’s Salt lake and Utah valleys since they are built on old, ancient lake bed.
I didn’t know that. Is it because fill dirt was added on top before the houses were built, or because that’s just the geography of the area?
This dude is just stick fucking the planet
Dont put your dick in that
How it feels trying to stir natural peanut butter 😮💨
Soil liquefaction occurs when a cohesionless saturated or partially saturated soil substantially loses strength and stiffness in response to an applied stress such as shaking during an earthquake or other sudden change in stress condition, in which material that is ordinarily a solid behaves like a liquid.
I got to experience this once in a pretty safe way. It was a small gravel pits waste water drain. We got something about 50 feet wide to feel like a trampoline. If you go through you will lose your shoe. In areas with extreme tides this also occurs frequently but much more dangerous and terribly sticky if you break through the top layer.
This happens all the time when walking on my local beach. When I step on certain areas of sand, it looks exactly like the soil in the video. Never thought about what the science behind it was till now.
a.k.a. quicksand?
It is also a sign that a sandworm is approaching.
Or the Antlion from FF2
They use this phenomenon as a technology in hospital beds for patients who are at high risk for, or are recovering from, pressure ulcers ("bed sores").
They have a bunch of nurses jump around the bed til it becomes liquidy?
My house in Christchurch New Zealand sank about 6 inches during our earthquake a decade ago. Friends near the river sank over a meter and had so much liquifaction come up thru the floorboards that they had mud over a meter deep in their living room.
That happened in the Marina District in San Francisco during the 1989 earthquake.
any hole’s a goal
Not sure why but the song Cotton Eye Joe came on in my head when I saw him dance around the stick.
That’s why you really, really don’t want to live in a house built on fill dirt, if you live in earthquake country. Soil liquefaction can end up liquifying your house.
I was waiting for it to eat him
lol reminds me of me unclogging my toilet.
my man is unclogging the Planet
Is this how quicksand is formed?
Yes, another definition of liquefaction given in geotech classes is that it creates ‘quick conditions,’ which is to say quicksand.
Yeah. Get in there.
dontputyourdickinthat
There is a whole village drown during earthquake in Palu, Indonesia in 2018 because of this.
this is nsfw
Dry soil gets soaked and penetrated?
hot
WAP : wet ass petrology
Literally
This man decided to fuck the brains out of the earth and I respect it
Is it normal to get a full chub from this?
Reminds me of last night
I’ve seen how this ends
Shai Hulud
Maybe he needs KY?
Naw bro, that's just Voodoo.
Ever seen a building sink? That’s how you get a building to suddenly sink. That or involve I’ll-be-damned clay
When you try anal for the first time
Uhhhh, NSFW?
Does this guy not understand how dangerous quicksand is?
Sesh
aidztoast
Please stop
Woman
Just really jam your stick in the soil to make it wet
Is it ideal for hidding body's,? WHAT ?
this just looks like mud
Also a serious risk when shipping bulk cargo. Goods like ore can liquefy, solidify again in a poor position, and take down a ship.
The soil 9 months later: 🤰
Jump starting yo mama
me and ur mom
Witchcraft.
Just showed my kid this today with peanut butter.
Why's he pretending to look for a spot like he didn't already have it set up and centered in the frame?
Same thing happens to me when I’ve had too much Taco Bell.
I know what you thinking pls dont duck the mud.
Newton who?
Accountant with constipation
The entire Seattle waterfront is built on unconsolidated sediment! If there was a significant enough earthquake, this would happen, and most of the infrastructure would sink.
I think you mean when there's a significant enough earthquake.
That grip tho
Just at the end of the video, me going at it with your mom.
My girlfriend hates when I do this.
You want a human fossil?h cause in part 2 of this video...
This is how Seattle gets ravaged, eventually. And everywhere else built on fill or lake beds or in the major risk zones. This scares me more than almost any other natural phenomenon.
I should call her
How many people do you think have put their dick in it, gotten stuck, and died or starvation or suffocation?
Literally 0 in the history of humankind.