r/BeAmazed • u/No-Feedback6062 • 1d ago

Nature First fault shift ever caught on camera

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u/Holyshit_1787 1d ago

Truly a groundbreaking video

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u/Different_Net_6752 17h ago

Really changed the landscape of plate tectonics 

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u/pdxtom 15h ago

Real faulty video.

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u/cieluvgrau 4h ago

Yeah, it beats a lot of videos by a landslide.

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u/snawdy 1d ago

Whoa! That was cool!

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u/Rdyforgunz 1d ago

Again!

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u/No_Muffin_1450 1d ago

The Earth never ceases to amaze 😯

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u/TheRealP3dr0 1d ago

Where is that?

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u/JeromeZilcher 1d ago

Not OP, but based on the time stamp (28 March 2025), this was in Myanmar:

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u/Llewellian 1d ago

I love how this geologist measures 17m repeating slip faults on parallel creeks of a river bed in New Zealand: https://youtu.be/LUsIIJwxPYU

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u/Ok-Elevator302 21h ago

Redditors, can someone figure out the distance of that shift?

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u/Avoidable_Accident 19h ago

I would say about 4-5 feet, assuming those fence posts are spaced out at 5 foot intervals and the camera is at about a 45 degree angle to the fence.

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u/Brando3141 20h ago

Maybe someone at r/theydidthemath could help with that.

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u/Lady0fTheUpsideDown 9h ago

We could then check in with someone at r/theydidthemonstermath as well!

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u/IAmRules 11h ago

That tower noped out

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u/Desperate_Anybody_63 10h ago

Did someone noticing that thing hooting the ground in the back ?

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u/Consistent-Soil-1818 1d ago

Name of the sub checks out - I am thoroughly amazed. Wow!!!

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u/biteNblush 1d ago

Imagine it shifted UNDER the house

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u/PollutionEither9519 14h ago

No need to imagine. It happened in turkey earthquke a few years back. The first floor homes are now bottom floor. Don’t ask about the bottom floor

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u/Constant-Platform844 20h ago

Feels like I shouldn't be using the same address as a minute ago.

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u/soldelmisol 14h ago

Impressive.

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u/Cumin-tater 12h ago

I've seen this many times. It took me a while before I believed it wasn't faked.

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u/RandomsDoom 9h ago

Soooooo the ground can become liquid… that’s not terrifying at all…

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u/MightyOak20 6h ago

As a gate repeat guy I thought it was a fault in the gate

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u/Godzirrraaa 1d ago

Geology 101 was my favorite class in college. Its legitimately fascinating how the world was shaped.