What are we seeing here? What is "soil liquefication?" The description of the Youtube video was simply the author asking for BitCoin donations.
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daftcunt (Old Spike)
Could be a burst water main but I think the area is too big for that kind of damage. Maybe ground water rising due to excess rainfall or a river leaking into the soil.
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RustyBullet (Short Spike)
Soil that has been fully saturated by liquid, it no longer behaves as "ground" but akin to a non-neutonian fluid. You can see at around 1:08 that the soil shifts, and almost "flows".
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What are we seeing here? What is "soil liquefication?" The description of the Youtube video was simply the author asking for BitCoin donations.
(Old Spike)
Could be a burst water main but I think the area is too big for that kind of damage. Maybe ground water rising due to excess rainfall or a river leaking into the soil.
(Short Spike)
Soil that has been fully saturated by liquid, it no longer behaves as "ground" but akin to a non-neutonian fluid. You can see at around 1:08 that the soil shifts, and almost "flows".
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