Egyptian Pyramids: 3D Earthquake Simulations!

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I hope my simulations will educate the general public about potential earthquake related hazards and create more curiosity about Earth Science in general. I do also hope that my videos will inspire a future generation of amazing architects, engineers and scientists! We all need to peacefully work together to make this world a better place. :)

My goal is to show people around the world the effects of different earthquake shaking levels on various buildings and structures.

These simulations along with my piano music (Spotify/YouTube: @pardonmypiano

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0:00 - Intro
0:16 - Scenario 1
1:36 - Nighttime
2:22 - Scenario 3
4:28 - Real Sounds
5:38 - Asteroid Impact

[EarthquakeSim]

This is just a HYPOTHETICAL simulation. In real life, the pyramids wouldn't implode like in this simulation. Think of this video as food for thought. :) Best wishes to you all and stay safe!

[trainlover]

Dude, I love how you do the building and set ups, I just can't believe how long it takes to build a whole map like that, but that is what makes your videos so interesting

[NatureHub]

Nice. The Great Pyramids always fascinated and still fascinate me!

[ondatra_dt]

Damn, I was subscribed since you had like 2k subs and then I forgot your channel for month and this popped up in my recommendations page
I’m still impressed that you still continue doing this, that must takes tons of work in blender to make this detailed simulations

It’s simply impressive, very impressive

[LeDoor_Knob]

Wow this is one of the coolest things ive seen

[edwardjaymescamino]

They witnessed the Fall of Constantinopole💀 0:10

[dianelipson]

This is SO cool! Aren’t pyramids amazing!❤

[lukasrentz]

The Djoser Pyramid was heavily damaged in a Mw 5.8 in 1992. Wondering now how it would have looked like if it was stronger.

[ThatOneuy]

Pyramids are probably the most earthquake proof structures in existence because of the wide base

[maxmcginley_vaskdothnrak]

Hey are you planning on doing a simulation of historical earthquakes on this? Second question, what properties makes the physics unrealistic?

[NUMBERRATEDSALESMAN]

i swear those trees are indestructible

[davidegallo]

I love so much the Egypt, So this simulations hurts me a little bit😂 but wonderful!!

[Goodboy]

Can you try with Bey Citadel in Alexandria, Egypt pls

[Luschine]

Great idea to run your simulations on historic buildings! 👍
But if you do that, it's important that you set up the temples and other buildings exactly as they were built in ancient times. Otherwise the effect on the buildings is not authentic. Many people also don't understand that the stones of temples are not just loosely stacked on top of each other, no, they are connected with pins and iron clamps.

Example: 🏛 Your temple is not built properly, as the ancient Greeks/Romans did. The columns with their capitals should not stand completely under the architrave, the capitals stand out over the architrave. So many people do this wrong. The outer edge of the columns should be aligned with the outer edges of the stones above the columns (the architrave). I hope you understand what I mean. Unfortunately I can't upload pictures to show the difference. I think this change would make the temple a bit more stable. There are other design flaws in your temple, but I was concerned with ones that affect stability ...

By the way: Ancient columns never consist of a whole block of stone! 😉 Only small columns were made of one piece.

[michelefritchie]

Interesting how the pyramid on the right was affected first, then the others didn't crumble until the magnitude and MMI increased. How big was that hypothetical meteor, anyway?

[drunkpanda]

Bro i am from Egypt and i have 1 question

Why do we have a boat right there

[aileenrose]

Can you do a bridge like any bridge Thanks!

[Billy_plays]

PLEASE JUST ADD REALISTIC GROUND PYSHICS

[wilcofaber]

Interesting. I m still wondering how the piramids are build. Next time place 2 sphinx near it lol

[sweunlicht]

I think an 6.7 magnitude quake doesnt destroys pyramids