Footage from the March 28 earthquake in Myanmar showcases the ground sliding between tectonic plates. Captured by a surveillance camera in Mandalay, the video illustrates the chaotic movement of structures during the quake, including a driveway shifting dramatically. Experts like geologist Wendy Bohon were astonished by its realism, emphasizing that such natural occurrences are rarely visualized in this way. The event marks a significant moment in earthquake observation, highlighting the complex behaviors of tectonic movements and the rare opportunity to witness a ground rupture first-hand.
The astonishing video footage reveals the ground sliding between two tectonic plates during the March 28 Myanmar earthquake, presenting a rare glimpse of ground rupture.
Wendy Bohon described the footage as mind-blowing, noting that while there are computer and laboratory models, they don't capture the complexity of the natural system.
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