How deep is the rock cracked? I’d be scared of lava shooting up
It’s pretty rare to actually see the difference in other occasions, right?
How flexible are those train tracks?
This is fascinating.
Trippy.
This is crazy
Wow i’ve never seen anything like this
Seeing physical evidence of an entire section of the earth’s crust move that much distance in such a short amount of time, really underlines just how much energy is unleashed during such an event!
Kind of amazed that there’s still buildings standing around. Takes a lot of force to do that.
So what happens to the legal boundaries of each plot now? Do they move accordingly? Feels like an administrative nightmare.
The damage to infrastructure and overall life is just horrific, it is going to make getting the help to right place really tough depending on severity of the damage… Logistics are going to become a nightmare for a long time…
I was looking for pictures like this. I heard reports but to see it actually happen is so insane.
This is actually quite horrible for the flat earthers uh I mean idiots.
That’s going to be a problem for the train.
The tension on those train tracks must be crazy..
mountains nearby just got taller too
“Quick, Anatolian plate is trying to get away! Call the Eurasian plate and warn them.”
earthquakes of this magnitude shift the plates, these images are normal
OP’s nick checks out.
Congrats to train tracks for coming out!
Sure would be nice if they could lube the fault so that the plates just slip gently by one another in a bunch of very small quakes instead of all at once.
Make Tethys Great Again
Wow, look at the state of the railway!
Anyone have the source?
Minor setback for major comeback 💪🏻
This leads me to think, that those ancient maps which put places in different places than we have today, are not wrong, they are from just a few severe earthquakes prior
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How deep is the rock cracked? I’d be scared of lava shooting up
It’s pretty rare to actually see the difference in other occasions, right?
How flexible are those train tracks?
This is fascinating.
Trippy.
This is crazy
Wow i’ve never seen anything like this
Seeing physical evidence of an entire section of the earth’s crust move that much distance in such a short amount of time, really underlines just how much energy is unleashed during such an event!
Kind of amazed that there’s still buildings standing around. Takes a lot of force to do that.
So what happens to the legal boundaries of each plot now? Do they move accordingly? Feels like an administrative nightmare.
The damage to infrastructure and overall life is just horrific, it is going to make getting the help to right place really tough depending on severity of the damage… Logistics are going to become a nightmare for a long time…
I was looking for pictures like this. I heard reports but to see it actually happen is so insane.
This is actually quite horrible for the flat earthers uh I mean idiots.
That’s going to be a problem for the train.
The tension on those train tracks must be crazy..
mountains nearby just got taller too
“Quick, Anatolian plate is trying to get away! Call the Eurasian plate and warn them.”
earthquakes of this magnitude shift the plates, these images are normal
OP’s nick checks out.
Congrats to train tracks for coming out!
Sure would be nice if they could lube the fault so that the plates just slip gently by one another in a bunch of very small quakes instead of all at once.
Make Tethys Great Again
Wow, look at the state of the railway!
Anyone have the source?
Minor setback for major comeback 💪🏻
This leads me to think, that those ancient maps which put places in different places than we have today, are not wrong, they are from just a few severe earthquakes prior
Really interesting photos! Thanks for sharing.
Where exactly were these photos taken?
It’s good for 10 👍🏻