How Big REALLY is the San Andreas Fault line? (3D Visualization)

Let us know in the comments below where you experienced an earthquake. This way we might find out about still unknown faults in the world.

This Animation was produced to give you a better perspective of the size of the San Andreas Fault.

We should be aware of the power the faults around the world store and could release at any given time. As we just saw in Morocco, the tremendous impact an earthquake can have on its surroundings.

This Animation by CaSeismograph took several months to produced
We hope these simulations will bring more earthquake awareness around the world.

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[EarthquakeSim]

Wow, this is absolutely insane! I love watching every second of this video. HONESTLY, I thought I knew so much about the San Andreas fault... particularly how big it is. HOWEVER, seeing its length and DEPTH at the same time, really put things in perspective. Thank you so much for putting this video together!

[-Cbomba-]

Thank you That's a fabulous video really puts things into perspective

[tiffanyandtheshihtsu]

Thank you CA Seismograph!!! Amazing presentation. My jaw is agape😮 This channel

[daliddleOne]

Some interesting graphics showing the different sizes of well known places. I didn't know how deep the San Andreas Fault was. I've been in many earthquakes as I live in The central Sierra Nevada foothills. Have lived mostly from Santa Cruz up to Lake Tahoe. Highest earthquake I've felt was probably a 5.5. Thank you for this channel!

[amandalittle]

Educational awareness and preparedness!! Great visual simulation!

[nivermore]

Yes, I’ve been aware all of my life about how long the fault is. Unfortunately, it won’t really matter if that fault decides to rupture and anyone living near the epicenter is going to be toast…😢 I have been through the Sylmar quake, Whittier Narrows, Northridge, and others that I can’t even remember at this time…

[Edwin-jifz]

This song remind me of 7.1 earthquake ridgescrest

[yeseniaosorio]

Oh my God 😮it’s terrifying and the question is as always, when is going to happen?? I wonder the neighbors of California are going to feel it too. Nevada, Arizona, Oregon.

[kirknitz]

So the San Andreas continues beyond the Salton Sea into the Gulf of California?

[BeeNHereLonG]

Once again WRONG
THE SAN ANDREAS (glad you spelled it right this time ends/starts near/under THE SALTON SEA. The other edge ends near SAN FRANCISCO BAY.

You guys have or lose all credibility with the false facts & usual typos.