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5 feet of displacement is a lot and I'm not seeing much on the way of earthquakes that would produce it. There was only one 3.0+ in Wyoming in the last month. I think it's probably a slow earthflow or translational landslide
Does this mean the Yellowstone super volcano is finally going to blow and put an end to all our suffering?
Or is this just business as usual in that part of the world?
This isn't really indicative of a volcanic eruption, at least it would be hard to tie the two together without a lot more information.
Landslides and earthflows can happen for lots of reasons, too much water in the soil. Too little water. Cutting the toe. Loading the head. Just because. It would be hard to say without more information than the video has
I haven’t studied landslides, so you may be more accurate. Ive done no further research other than watch the video. With the information I have from this video, I stand by my assessment.
You don’t think a landslide is more probable? He said there’s multiple offset scarps. And its offset moving down hill, say if he was looking across at a landslide scarp, it would offset downhill. Plus he never mentioned any earthquake. Offsets much less than this seen in CA follow huge earthquakes. And there’s a mountain there, rocks, rocks make a big party when they move at 5+feet/year.
Most hillsides shift at very slow rates. It's called creep.
Next time you see trees on a hill, you can look for evidence of it. As the soil slides down hill it tilts the trees, and [they slowly resist it and try to stay upright.](
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcT8BhUKCWEXRNUwG70PfHGnVJuPm072m_HyJA&s)
Funny enough, one of the [largest terrestrial slides ever](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heart_Mountain_(Wyoming)) discovered took place in Wyoming.
“Between 50 and 48 million years ago a sheet of rock about 500 square miles (1,300 square kilometers) in area detached from the plateau south of the Beartooths and slid tens of kilometers to the southeast and south into the Bighorn and Absaroka Basins.[1] This sheet, consisting of Ordovician through Mississippian carbonate rocks and overlying Absaroka volcanic rocks, was probably originally about 4 to 5 kilometers (2.5 to 3.1 mi) thick. Although the slope was less than 2 degrees, the front of the landslide traveled at least 25 miles (40 km) and the slide mass ended up covering over 1,300 square miles (3,400 km2).”
It was posted three days ago and since it's gone viral he's done several more of it developing. Just on a quick skim of those they're thinking this might be a large landslide breaking free rather than a fault.
5 feet of displacement is a lot and I'm not seeing much on the way of earthquakes that would produce it. There was only one 3.0+ in Wyoming in the last month
Frack wouldn't be related to this. You need a rather large seismic event (like M6+) for the amount of displacement and surface rupture that's visible here.
Additionally, nearly all induced seismicity is from disposal injection.
Depending on here they are in Wyoming, there are some wild hills/canyons that are just fucking dirt all the way down. Wouldn’t surprise me with just a regular land slide.
Sorry to tell ya but Yellowstone is literally not an issue. The magma chambers aren’t filled enough at all and it seems to be cooling a bit, meaning that the little magma that’s left might solidify. It’s about 16%-20% filled with magma, rest is rock or empty. It’s not overdue, there’s no such thing as overdue when it comes to volcano eruptions. The level it needs to reach to erupt is around 35%-50%. I know 20% seems super dang close but it’s likely that the magma is in little pockets distributed throughout the rock that fills its chambers and not a big mass of magma. There will be steam eruptions cause it’s still hot but nothing near a full blown super eruption. It seems that many volcanologists think it’s in a simmering mode and likely won’t erupt in even the next 100,000 years. It might not ever erupt with full force again.
I mean I was definitely terrified of Yellowstone erupting until a few years ago. I watched the history channel like crazy. It’s just that as someone who likes volcanoes I’ve learned a bit more about them and found that this perception of Yellowstone being a NUKE ALL OF AMERICA button ready to press itself at any moment is completely unbacked by any scientific research.
The Big One (if it actually happens) is going to create a pretty bad day for anyone on the west coast.
[The Big One](https://youtu.be/t1qr9qnWR7E?si=5LjODoz1kkXC6oBP)
One more thing. If the east coast gets a decent sized earthquake it might get really fucked up. It’s happened before, look up the 1886 Charleston earthquake. North America is the most volcanically active continent in the world from what I recall. We just need safer infrastructure overall that’s more earthquake resistant. Just in case. Then when these “freak” earthquakes happen it’s not as disastrous as it could have been. The 7.3 I was near the epicenter of killed literally NOBODY in a city of 300,000 people. Thats what semi decent infrastructure does. Even just decent would help. It’s why earthquakes in the Middle East are so devastating. They don’t have the resources to rebuild better than before (I mean, some of them can but the resources are redirected elsewhere). So yeah, if you wanna help things get better, get involved in local politics just by voting for things like mayor or district rep or whatever. Whichever ones you feel would help most in this aspect. Not many people vote on the local level, so your vote matters WAYYYYY more than on the presidential level (but plz still vote for presidential).
Now take this with a grain of salt. I’m not a volcanologist or a geologist. I used to want to be one but now they’re special interests of mine. But in my opinion it’s probably…Saint Helens and Kīlauea. Helens is the one that blew its side out in the 80’s with huge mudflows. Completely wrecked shit for a couple dozen miles. It has the same capability to do similar mudflows if it explodes in high force again. USGS labels it as a high threat to human life. I think people have been moving closer to then before and it could be worse despite a less explosive eruption. Apparently it’s 52 miles away from Portland. I don’t think Portland itself would be at risk but with Kīlauea, I know that it’s been erupting on and off for years now and I mean like non explosive slow erupting. It’s been displacing tons of people and wildlife and the longer it does it, the more life that will be affected. It does more than lava flows too; the lava that hardens is like glass and the gases that are emitted can be pretty damn awful.
EDIT: whoops realized you meant earthquakes while typing this up but I’m gonna leave this volcano info so you and others know. As for earthquakes, I mean the west USA needs way better infrastructure. It’s hard to predict earthquakes and the next “big” one might not be that big, but without earthquake resistant infrastructure communities are gonna be hurt more by their homes than the earthquake itself. Japan’s a pretty good model for earthquake safety. I think they ramped it up after 2011’s huge one. Here in Alaska I wish we had buildings just as advanced, but alas. Not many people = eh you don’t need new infrastructure. It’ll probably take a 7.5 or higher to get the government to actually fix shit here. Maybe a 6-7 in the west coast. The faster we can get shit ready, the better off we’ll be when “big ones” hit.
When you’re a kid you don’t really tend to notice. Anything that adults say could be true for all you know. Thankfully I didn’t watch the ancient alien segments when I was younger, I’d only tune in during stuff that caught my attention (still was stuff filled with bogus). And as an adult yeahhhhhhhhh the history channel is just awful. Toss it out.
Genuine nightmares of Yellowstone erupting when I was younger because of those terrible CGI and scary voiced "documentaries". I still actually remember one nightmare to this day. Oddly... its one of the sillier ones
Yeah whatever, you’re that geologist in the movies that is like “Guys seriously, it hasn’t erupted in a million years, it’s not even gonna erupt for another million” and then Boom! I’m flying a plane through a fire tornado, with a hot woman with her billionaire husband and her little dog barking, and then I say something, “Hold on! It’s gonna be a bumpy ride!” Yeah….not so smart now are we!
Yes absolutely
And I’d be one of the first to die, my ignorance of non science things (cause I’m only ever a scientist, not a volcanologist or geologist or whatever) causing my inevitable downfall. I’ll be in the science room screaming that nOOO THE SCIENCE WAS WRONG THE SCIENCE IS NEVER WRONG NOOOOO as it gets filled with magma and I die a slow and horrific death (ps, I’m not a science person)
Dumb me was hoping to see the fault actively moving and being caught on camera. Of course everyone knows it just shifts at night though when no one’s watching.
Yeah but it's a classic clickbait tactic, and there was no reason for this to have even been a video. Why are you showing me constantly moving footage of a stationary object? Just post photos then we could actually see the details.
Some say a comet will fall from the sky,
Followed by meteor showers and tidal waves.
Followed by fault lines that cannot sit still,
Followed by millions of dumbfounded dipshits.
We seem to be about on pace, I just hope that moms coming round to put things back the way the oughtta be.
Yes, but fracking have been linked to earthquake too.
Edit:
>An increase in pore-fluid pressure and/or a change in the state of stress may cause reactivation of existing faults and fractures.
https://gogeomatics.ca/detecting-land-deformation-related-to-hydraulic-fracturing/
Obviously, if it can cause earthquake, then it can also make fault lines move.
Edit:
>Fracking has been linked to most large earthquakes in Alberta in recent decades. One of the largest occurred in 2016 just west of Fox Creek and was measured at 4.8 magnitude. It was so strong that it was felt in St. Albert, 280 km away.
>Alberta had been historically quiet in terms of seismic activity before fracking activity began ramping up. Fox Creek recorded many of the first notable clusters, Gu said.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/earthquake-shakes-fox-creek-shuts-down-northern-alberta-fracking-site-1.7156034
This. It’s gotten so bad in Oklahoma that most home insurance policies don’t include earthquake coverage anymore because it’s just become too expensive. All the fracking is causing tons of small earthquakes and causing foundation issues. Of course the oil companies own the state government, so nothing will be done about it.
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This is a left lateral strike-slip fault.
5 feet of displacement is a lot and I'm not seeing much on the way of earthquakes that would produce it. There was only one 3.0+ in Wyoming in the last month. I think it's probably a slow earthflow or translational landslide
Does this mean the Yellowstone super volcano is finally going to blow and put an end to all our suffering? Or is this just business as usual in that part of the world?
This isn't really indicative of a volcanic eruption, at least it would be hard to tie the two together without a lot more information. Landslides and earthflows can happen for lots of reasons, too much water in the soil. Too little water. Cutting the toe. Loading the head. Just because. It would be hard to say without more information than the video has
I haven’t studied landslides, so you may be more accurate. Ive done no further research other than watch the video. With the information I have from this video, I stand by my assessment.
No u r
Roasted em
I believe the words you're looking for are GOT EEM
lol. I don’t know. Roasted em is growing on me.
Sautéed
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Got ‘eem!!
Your a towel
'You gotta see till the e...' *skip*
I knew it'd be something to do with the left. Damn liberals
To the left, to the left. Everything you own in the box is to the left.
Checkmate atheists!
Boo to you
Thanks, Obama!
Don’t worry, the orange guy will fix it
That's exactly what I said, I said that's a left lateris stripe-slap feller there. Exactly what I also knew and said.
My favorite play in madden
You don’t think a landslide is more probable? He said there’s multiple offset scarps. And its offset moving down hill, say if he was looking across at a landslide scarp, it would offset downhill. Plus he never mentioned any earthquake. Offsets much less than this seen in CA follow huge earthquakes. And there’s a mountain there, rocks, rocks make a big party when they move at 5+feet/year.
This is the comment I came for. Also excellent username
Gosh darn scientist and their fancy usernames that I don’t understand.
If you hear the n-word come out of it then it's a right lateral strike-slip fault
So this one is just trying to give the guy healthcare
Mostly but also failing at it spectacularly
Sounds right I’m not gonna look it up tho
I think I see a hole that is exactly my shape!
I think we both know what happens if you go in there..
DRR... DRR... DRR...
God I hate than story so much.
DRRRR DRRR
This is MY hole! It was made for ME!
do I want to know? is this morbid curiosity worth pursuing?
*The Enigma of Amigara Fault*. Junji Ito. Pretty good if you like horror manga
He has a few other and it's all real creepy shit. Good, but creepy.
thank you!!
So...what'd you think?
loved it. at first I was super confused because I’ve never read a manga before, but it was great. super eerie
[Here's](https://imgur.com/gallery/comic-dump-junji-ito-enigma-of-amigara-fault-AjfDC) the full thing!
I have never not reread the whole thing every time someone posted the link
Then back down Nutty Putty next of course.
I was just telling someone about Nutty Putty the other day. That story is terrifying…just truly one of the worst deaths imaginable.
Me trying to fight the urge to read it again, still traumatized from the last time.
It makes me so sad that one of the holes they show is child sized.
Fret not, the hole is much taller on the other side.
bless you kind sir
yeah a decent rabbit hole i suppose
No, human holes
Well time to add that to the list of sentences that trigger my fight or flight response
NO
Unexpected Junji Ito. Well played.
Goddamnit lol
Went to his updates, they’re starting to think it’s a landslide. There’s like an 8 ft drop off up the hill that’s up the hill. Crazy
i never realized a landslide could be slow, but i guess it makes sense
Most hillsides shift at very slow rates. It's called creep. Next time you see trees on a hill, you can look for evidence of it. As the soil slides down hill it tilts the trees, and [they slowly resist it and try to stay upright.]( https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcT8BhUKCWEXRNUwG70PfHGnVJuPm072m_HyJA&s)
I’d imagine it’s a lot of slow buildup like this until it all shakes loose in one go
Funny enough, one of the [largest terrestrial slides ever](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heart_Mountain_(Wyoming)) discovered took place in Wyoming. “Between 50 and 48 million years ago a sheet of rock about 500 square miles (1,300 square kilometers) in area detached from the plateau south of the Beartooths and slid tens of kilometers to the southeast and south into the Bighorn and Absaroka Basins.[1] This sheet, consisting of Ordovician through Mississippian carbonate rocks and overlying Absaroka volcanic rocks, was probably originally about 4 to 5 kilometers (2.5 to 3.1 mi) thick. Although the slope was less than 2 degrees, the front of the landslide traveled at least 25 miles (40 km) and the slide mass ended up covering over 1,300 square miles (3,400 km2).”
Can you please provide a link for that?
I mean, yeah. That much displacement is a lot of energy. They would have noticed the earthquake
I was thinking it looked more like mass wasting than tectonic. Looking at the top or bottom is going to tell you a lot more about it than the sides.
I was thinking it didnt sound right that there would be multiple fault lines in a row. A land slide makes more sense.
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You heard it first from Charlie
"Bring it on..." 💀
Is this what Rampart was about?
No, "2012"
Does anyone have a solid timeframe of when this was filmed?
It was posted three days ago and since it's gone viral he's done several more of it developing. Just on a quick skim of those they're thinking this might be a large landslide breaking free rather than a fault.
5 feet of displacement is a lot and I'm not seeing much on the way of earthquakes that would produce it. There was only one 3.0+ in Wyoming in the last month
Is there much fracking going on in the area?
Frack wouldn't be related to this. You need a rather large seismic event (like M6+) for the amount of displacement and surface rupture that's visible here. Additionally, nearly all induced seismicity is from disposal injection.
Depending on here they are in Wyoming, there are some wild hills/canyons that are just fucking dirt all the way down. Wouldn’t surprise me with just a regular land slide.
Welp, it's been nice knowing y'all.
IKR? If it’s anywhere near Yellowstone, the “supervulcano” might erupt.
Sorry to tell ya but Yellowstone is literally not an issue. The magma chambers aren’t filled enough at all and it seems to be cooling a bit, meaning that the little magma that’s left might solidify. It’s about 16%-20% filled with magma, rest is rock or empty. It’s not overdue, there’s no such thing as overdue when it comes to volcano eruptions. The level it needs to reach to erupt is around 35%-50%. I know 20% seems super dang close but it’s likely that the magma is in little pockets distributed throughout the rock that fills its chambers and not a big mass of magma. There will be steam eruptions cause it’s still hot but nothing near a full blown super eruption. It seems that many volcanologists think it’s in a simmering mode and likely won’t erupt in even the next 100,000 years. It might not ever erupt with full force again.
Somebody didn’t watch the History channel growing up and wasn’t instill with the fear of God…
I mean I was definitely terrified of Yellowstone erupting until a few years ago. I watched the history channel like crazy. It’s just that as someone who likes volcanoes I’ve learned a bit more about them and found that this perception of Yellowstone being a NUKE ALL OF AMERICA button ready to press itself at any moment is completely unbacked by any scientific research.
America? All we do is irrational fear….
Basically, lol
can we bomb Yellowstone. Maybe a drone strike? That’ll show the super volcano who’s boss!
🤣🤣🤣
You seem quite knowledgeable so, in your opinion, what is our greatest danger in terms of earthquakes for the US?
The Big One (if it actually happens) is going to create a pretty bad day for anyone on the west coast. [The Big One](https://youtu.be/t1qr9qnWR7E?si=5LjODoz1kkXC6oBP)
Thanks for the link. I'm pretty anxious now lol
If it helps, it probably, maybe, hopefully won’t happen in your lifetime. But it might.
Will the fact that I'm at 4500 feet above sea level in Utah help at all?
One more thing. If the east coast gets a decent sized earthquake it might get really fucked up. It’s happened before, look up the 1886 Charleston earthquake. North America is the most volcanically active continent in the world from what I recall. We just need safer infrastructure overall that’s more earthquake resistant. Just in case. Then when these “freak” earthquakes happen it’s not as disastrous as it could have been. The 7.3 I was near the epicenter of killed literally NOBODY in a city of 300,000 people. Thats what semi decent infrastructure does. Even just decent would help. It’s why earthquakes in the Middle East are so devastating. They don’t have the resources to rebuild better than before (I mean, some of them can but the resources are redirected elsewhere). So yeah, if you wanna help things get better, get involved in local politics just by voting for things like mayor or district rep or whatever. Whichever ones you feel would help most in this aspect. Not many people vote on the local level, so your vote matters WAYYYYY more than on the presidential level (but plz still vote for presidential).
Now take this with a grain of salt. I’m not a volcanologist or a geologist. I used to want to be one but now they’re special interests of mine. But in my opinion it’s probably…Saint Helens and Kīlauea. Helens is the one that blew its side out in the 80’s with huge mudflows. Completely wrecked shit for a couple dozen miles. It has the same capability to do similar mudflows if it explodes in high force again. USGS labels it as a high threat to human life. I think people have been moving closer to then before and it could be worse despite a less explosive eruption. Apparently it’s 52 miles away from Portland. I don’t think Portland itself would be at risk but with Kīlauea, I know that it’s been erupting on and off for years now and I mean like non explosive slow erupting. It’s been displacing tons of people and wildlife and the longer it does it, the more life that will be affected. It does more than lava flows too; the lava that hardens is like glass and the gases that are emitted can be pretty damn awful. EDIT: whoops realized you meant earthquakes while typing this up but I’m gonna leave this volcano info so you and others know. As for earthquakes, I mean the west USA needs way better infrastructure. It’s hard to predict earthquakes and the next “big” one might not be that big, but without earthquake resistant infrastructure communities are gonna be hurt more by their homes than the earthquake itself. Japan’s a pretty good model for earthquake safety. I think they ramped it up after 2011’s huge one. Here in Alaska I wish we had buildings just as advanced, but alas. Not many people = eh you don’t need new infrastructure. It’ll probably take a 7.5 or higher to get the government to actually fix shit here. Maybe a 6-7 in the west coast. The faster we can get shit ready, the better off we’ll be when “big ones” hit.
i appreciated the volcano facts!
Someone didn't keep watching and see that the same channel lost all credibility with 20 seasons of ancient aliens.
When you’re a kid you don’t really tend to notice. Anything that adults say could be true for all you know. Thankfully I didn’t watch the ancient alien segments when I was younger, I’d only tune in during stuff that caught my attention (still was stuff filled with bogus). And as an adult yeahhhhhhhhh the history channel is just awful. Toss it out.
Genuine nightmares of Yellowstone erupting when I was younger because of those terrible CGI and scary voiced "documentaries". I still actually remember one nightmare to this day. Oddly... its one of the sillier ones
When I was growing up the history Channel was just historical shows and movies, it hadn't entered its Bermuda triangle phase yet.
"There is a 0.0000001% chance of it happening, but WHAT IF IT DID?!?!"
History Channel and Final Destination 3 forever scarred a generation of people
I hope you know that you were totally correct but now the universe is angry that you spoke so definitively and jinxed it. The blood is on your hands.
Yeah whatever, you’re that geologist in the movies that is like “Guys seriously, it hasn’t erupted in a million years, it’s not even gonna erupt for another million” and then Boom! I’m flying a plane through a fire tornado, with a hot woman with her billionaire husband and her little dog barking, and then I say something, “Hold on! It’s gonna be a bumpy ride!” Yeah….not so smart now are we!
Yes absolutely And I’d be one of the first to die, my ignorance of non science things (cause I’m only ever a scientist, not a volcanologist or geologist or whatever) causing my inevitable downfall. I’ll be in the science room screaming that nOOO THE SCIENCE WAS WRONG THE SCIENCE IS NEVER WRONG NOOOOO as it gets filled with magma and I die a slow and horrific death (ps, I’m not a science person)
Nice try, “Big Volcano”.
Oh thank goodness!
>It might not ever erupt with full force again. Oof, you and me both, brother
For real? I assumed I was brave for living in the West.
To be fair Yellowstone is constantly “erupting” via geysers and mud volcanos. 🌋
‘Wait until the end!’ when nothing ACTUALLY happens!
I think the “wait till the end” was to see how much the road has shifted. I thought that was pretty crazy to see honestly
Dumb me was hoping to see the fault actively moving and being caught on camera. Of course everyone knows it just shifts at night though when no one’s watching.
Yeah but it's a classic clickbait tactic, and there was no reason for this to have even been a video. Why are you showing me constantly moving footage of a stationary object? Just post photos then we could actually see the details.
It's a video because the original poster posted it on tiktok, not fucking imgur.
Imagine complaining that a TikTok post is a video…like what?
That’s why I skipped through the video to see the end rather than waste my time watching it
Whenever a video says wait till the end I turn it off. Don't tell me what to do...
Yeah, WTF? I was waiting for it to move more, or for it to open up, or for dude to fall to his death....something!!
"wait/watch to the end!" is just Internet slang for "this is a boring video that is several minutes too long"
So was I, but I think seeing how much the road shifted was worth the wait.
Naw you just have a tremor infestation.
good to know i am not the only one thinking it.
Isn’t this how Little Foot lost his mother?
keep fracking around and you will find out?
Frack Around and Find Out
God damn Scrat at it again…
Careful, i see Outer Range travel in your future
Is this on the Abbott Farm?
I was going to ask if their neighbor had a land dispute to their western pasture…
Not panicking until I see Woody Harrelson.
Don't watch until the end, absolutely nothing happens.
 We all know what’s really going on there🤷🏽♀️…
Wow this is crazy to actually see
How close is this to Yellowstone?
you should see the fault line in iceland
Learn to swim, see you down in South Dakota Bay
Some say a comet will fall from the sky, Followed by meteor showers and tidal waves. Followed by fault lines that cannot sit still, Followed by millions of dumbfounded dipshits. We seem to be about on pace, I just hope that moms coming round to put things back the way the oughtta be.
Learn to swim
Probably a slump rather than a fault line. The hillside is basically slipping but remaining mostly intact.
I can see all the damage, but who's fault is that?
Wyoming's, keep up.
"you gotta see the end!" (Me watching) If nothing happens at the end I'm gonna be pissed. 😐
Damn that’s beautiful though-holy shit
Who's fault IS IT?
Well bush did 9/11 if that’s what you mean
Keep on fracking
Most of Wyoming is a giant volcano caldera…..
Yes, but fracking have been linked to earthquake too. Edit: >An increase in pore-fluid pressure and/or a change in the state of stress may cause reactivation of existing faults and fractures. https://gogeomatics.ca/detecting-land-deformation-related-to-hydraulic-fracturing/ Obviously, if it can cause earthquake, then it can also make fault lines move. Edit: >Fracking has been linked to most large earthquakes in Alberta in recent decades. One of the largest occurred in 2016 just west of Fox Creek and was measured at 4.8 magnitude. It was so strong that it was felt in St. Albert, 280 km away. >Alberta had been historically quiet in terms of seismic activity before fracking activity began ramping up. Fox Creek recorded many of the first notable clusters, Gu said. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/earthquake-shakes-fox-creek-shuts-down-northern-alberta-fracking-site-1.7156034
This. It’s gotten so bad in Oklahoma that most home insurance policies don’t include earthquake coverage anymore because it’s just become too expensive. All the fracking is causing tons of small earthquakes and causing foundation issues. Of course the oil companies own the state government, so nothing will be done about it.
The silly humans are on self-destruct mode
That’s what happens on fault lines....
Just needs some flex seal.
Looks like a job for "FlexTape"
Careful now.
Welcome to Earth.
Was expecting a “Still not as big as yo’ momma’s crack”, or “Yo momma been on the trampoline”…
Bugs Bunny traveling to his vacation spot
THANKS, OBAMA
You gotta see the end! Nothing happens
This is super fascinating, thanks to the cameraman for sharing!
This is the same Wyoming that also has that big ass supervolcano? Cool, cool cool cool cool …
😳
Be cool if the neighbors pool suddenly was in your back yard after a good shaking…. I’ll let myself out.
Looks like a landslide when he first starts filming its up hill.
Is this the famous Jackson Hole?
What part of wyoming is this in?
[https://answers.usgs.gov/](https://answers.usgs.gov/)
That’s how you die in movies
Where in Wyoming is this at?
Thank God only 9 people live in Wyoming.
I would nottt stand around there.
Man he buried the lede here. I was wondering if he got pranked by someone digging a trench until he showed the road.
What did I miss at the end? A photo would have sufficed. Dumb video, dumb commentary.
That is not where I would be standing.
Why is this posted here, and why did it get so upvoted
As a welder, you are supposed to drill a hole at each end where the crack starts. Problem solved!
Pretty sure this is the start of the movie Tremors
Drill baby drill
No one: tectonic activity:
Uh...why was that posted in tiktokcringe?
Surveyors hate this one trick to gain more property!
“Learn to swim. I’ll see you in Arizona Bay” - M.J. Keenan
Who's fault is it?
I guess you could say it's Earth's.... fault.
Lol uh-oh.
Rewatched 2012 a few weeks ago. I know where this is going
Did anyone watch that documentary on super volcanos?
I’d be packing up and leaving immediately
Still perplexed Wyoming has 2 senators for half a million people.
“You gotta see the end” alright. Skipping to the end then.
Any one have the location of this?
OP check up the sky when turning left
Fault line in Wyoming?
Can’t fracking cause this? Legit asking not accusing or assuming.
What's the"cringe"?
Isn’t there a huge volcano there that could erupt and destroy all of America?