..Or maybe yesterday was the time to move there Backup Generators out of the basement already.Quick! Shut down your reactors.
Dont joke with that.Warning: Godzilla approaching
Japan exists in the first place because it’s on a major fault line (the “Ring of Fire”):I've heard they've had several aftershocks, like every 30 minutes. Including one that was almost as powerful as the original.
Is that true? Wtf is happening? Is Japan Sinks actually occurring?
Japan exists in the first place because it’s on a major fault line (the “Ring of Fire”):
Volcanic activity coming up through the fault line created the islands, but also means that it’s very tectonically active. Japan didn’t build overly elaborate structures until the modern era since periodically everything would be destroyed by enormous earthquakes.
This is par for the course. Fortunately technology can help a lot now to mitigate damage.
It's always been fascinatingly terrifying to me that if the planet had a fairly minor hiccup by its standards, it could drop the entirety of the west coast of America, and virtually all of the far east about twenty feet. Scary how small our impact on the planet, and our power over it, actually is.
When gamer brain rot has reached that stage of ''japan is all anime and monsters''. have some common fucking sense, child.Warning: Godzilla approaching
Wild.. if I were you, my first thought would probably have been "well at least it waited for the film to end before trying to collapse on us all!"I was in a movie theater in my area of Japan near mt Fuji when it hit. Was crazy hearing everyone’s phones go off at once with the earthquake warning as the movie starting running the ending credits. Then we got a long bit of shaking. Strongest quake I’ve felt since the 3/11 one. Not the way we wanted to start the year in Japan for sure. But thankfully it was not closer to where I was.
In a way we were glad it came at the credits. It was pretty surreal, although nothing compared to what it was like during the big one in 2011. That was terrifying. But it was a little nerve wracking, especially with my kids there wondering what was going to happen. But the weirdest thing was walking around the mall afterwords, everything was normal since it wasn’t that bad where I am, but all the TVs have people screaming for those on the coast to evacuate. But yeah I’m just thankful it wasn’t closer.Wild.. if I were you, my first thought would probably have been "well at least it waited for the film to end before trying to collapse on us all!"
I'm glad you and your kids are safe!In a way we were glad it came at the credits. It was pretty surreal, although nothing compared to what it was like during the big one in 2011. That was terrifying. But it was a little nerve wracking, especially with my kids there wondering what was going to happen. But the weirdest thing was walking around the mall afterwords, everything was normal since it wasn’t that bad where I am, but all the TVs have people screaming for those on the coast to evacuate. But yeah I’m just thankful it wasn’t closer.
Sorry to hear, sending condolences. Hope you are doing okay.Devastated. Lost a loved one. What a start to 2024.
And i hope anyone affected by this disaster will get through this. I know how it feels.
I'm really sorry to hear this. Hope you're okay.Devastated. Lost a loved one. What a start to 2024.
And i hope anyone affected by this disaster will get through this. I know how it feels.
Sorry to hear, sending condolences. Hope you are doing okay.
I'm really sorry to hear this. Hope you're okay.
Damn. So sorry to hear that. My wife was in Japan for New Years with her folks when this hit in Nagoya. They still felt it. I can't imagine what it would be like near the epicentre. I know it's not much but healing thoughts and prayers go to your and your family.Devastated. Lost a loved one. What a start to 2024.
And i hope anyone affected by this disaster will get through this. I know how it feels.