Suspension Bridge Shaken by an Earthquake in Chile
Ibáñez Suspension Bridge, located in Puerto Aysén, Chile, shaken by a 6.2 magnitude earthquake that took place in April 21, 2007. It did not suffer structural damages. Video taken by José BUSTOS Valenzuela.
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ya right… we just took that at school..! thats when the bridge goes into resonance after reaching it’s maximum frequency..!
isn’t this something called mechanical resonance or something. It’s amazing what the earth can do & what humans can build to try to counter the frequencies of nature. Everything is about frequency I guess……
Y aún sigue de pie el puente
Tacoma Narrows bridge once had a dream…
it is bad.
Fuck that, you won’t catch me in Chile, LA, or anywhere else that’s just not NORMAL>
sorry i just banng to hard
u can see when hes goin up and down in the middle when they having sex
Actually it was a couple having sex in a car on top of the bridge
good engineering
nah man this is fake
isn’t fake….i live in this place the same year of the earthquake, and the bridge shakes like a bitch…but not collapses, the only damage with the night lights explodes for a breakcircuit (trip). The road hasn’t close and the traffic rolls normally.
VIBRATOR!!
Looks like a tiny version of the Golden Gate Bridge (it is located between San Fransisco & Marin County in the USA). Same color, appearance. And it, too (the GGB), has been through it’s share of earthquakes and ‘tremors’ (which you realize is just another word for *earthquake* once you’ve experienced a few of them).
please tell me your kiding wolfish..
rocking the bridge
this is fake, theres two guys who were outta shot of the camera who were rocking the bridge on da the other side – fake
wow looks crazy 2 drive on if u do end up while that happens
was the eq that strong?
now that is cool
, its like a huge trampoline
aaajajajajaja cierto xD
shit, i’d hate to be up there, the sound alone makes it terrfying
619!!
that was amazing! Structural Engineering to the fullest and in full effect!
Yea. I live near San Diego, and they say there’s going to be a magnitude 7.0 or bigger in the next 30 years. Lucky you!
I’m glad I live in the midwest. Sure we have to duck tornadoes a lot but at least we have signs that they are imminent. I would never live near the ocean after seeing tsunami videos and forget the west because of the earthquakes.