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00:0-1	you . Oh , we we won't . We ?
00:13	Uh huh . Oh , my , This is a
00:18	flood . Help ! Help ! But first you need
00:23	to learn about floods . Zoom in . Many of
00:28	you might think that floods are just overflowing of water
00:33	. Well , it is much more than that .
00:37	Yeah , an event when the dry piece of land
00:41	suddenly gets submerged in water is usually known as floods
00:46	. Oh , don't take it lightly . A flood
00:49	comes in all depths . Sometimes it is so high
00:54	that you don't even have a place to go .
00:57	The power of floods is sometimes very dangerous . It
01:02	can knock your car off and sweep you off your
01:05	feet too . Causes of floods are heavy rains ,
01:10	river overflow , tsunami or hurricanes , Ice or snow
01:16	? Males breaking of dams , etcetera . Who help
01:23	? Who ? Who ? Mm , So a flood
01:28	can be divided majorly into three categories . Slow onset
01:34	floods . This kind of flood usually happens when water
01:39	bodies overflowed their banks . As the name suggests ,
01:43	this one develops slowly , which can last for days
01:48	or even weeks . Rapid onset floods , this kind
01:53	of flood . Thus , for a day or two
01:56	, even though it is destructive , it still takes
01:59	a little time to develop and thus giving people a
02:03	chance to escape . Mm . Now comes the most
02:08	dangerous of them all . Flash floods . This kind
02:13	occurs within a very short time . That is 2
02:17	to 6 hours and sometimes within minutes . This doesn't
02:22	give any time to prepare . No warnings . No
02:25	words of caution . Just destruction . But hey ,
02:31	don't lose heart . We can do our bits to
02:34	prevent floods . Yes , that's right . Planting more
02:39	trees help preventing floods . The roots of plants and
02:44	trees dig deep into the soil and create spaces between
02:48	soil particles which help in sleeping and holding onto floodwater
02:54	. Trim your time . Floods can even occur in
02:59	deserts . In ancient Egypt , people relied on the
03:03	Nile River floods because they created enriched soil for farmers
03:09	from So what are the three types of floods ?
03:13	Well , you keep thinking and post your answers in
03:17	the comments section below . This is me zooming out
03:22	. Tune in Next time for more fun facts .
03:27	Hey , friends , Isn't the weather lovely ? Wait
03:31	a minute . Is it me or is the ground
03:34	moving ? Whoa . Be careful . It's a landslide
03:39	. Let me tell you about this natural disaster looming
03:47	when the upper mass of the soy gets dislocated from
03:50	the lower layers and travels down slope . It is
03:54	referred to as a landslide . It is also called
03:58	a landslip or a mudslide . Landslides can be caused
04:03	by a number of reasons . It could be either
04:07	. Natural causes like volcanic eruptions , soil erosion and
04:12	sometimes heavy rainfall increases the wrath of landslides . Even
04:18	human activities like mining cut increase , increase the fertility
04:23	of land and make it more prone to landslides .
04:28	One of the most prevalent reasons is gravity . Well
04:33	, whatever result has to fall down due to gravity
04:38	, isn't it ? Landslides can either move very slowly
04:43	, like some millimeters per year . Or it could
04:47	be disastrously fast , sometimes more than 100 MPH .
04:54	But if you're living on a flat land with no
04:58	hills or mountains , then you're safe . But if
05:01	you're living somewhere between mountains and on a hilly terrain
05:05	, then my friends , you might be at risk
05:09	. But don't worry . You could always prepare with
05:12	some simple steps . Avoid building houses near steep slopes
05:17	or at the edges of mountains , stay away from
05:22	drainage parts because water flow increases the speed of landslides
05:28	. Landslides do not only happen on Earth , many
05:32	scientists believe that planets like Mercury , Mars and Venus
05:37	have had landslides . To looks like friends , I'm
05:42	not even save you . Trivia time . Landslides can
05:48	happen underwater , too , and they are called submarine
05:52	landslides . The hot mountain landslide is the largest landslide
05:58	ever recorded . That has happened 50 million years ago
06:05	. So , friends , what are the other two
06:07	names for landslides posted right below in the comments section
06:12	and wait for more fun facts . This is me
06:16	zooming out . Yeah , what's wrong with the water
06:22	today ? One day of no water can be so
06:25	troublesome , isn't it ? But can you imagine living
06:29	for a week without adequate water supply ? That's what
06:33	happens in a trot , and this is what we'll
06:36	be talking about today . Come on , zoom in
06:42	. Droughts are usually defined as extended periods of time
06:46	, with less than average rainfall causing a water shortage
06:50	on the surface , in the atmosphere or in the
06:54	ground water levels . It truly becomes a disaster when
06:58	it begins to affect crops and the lives of people
07:02	and animals alike . Trots can lead to the destruction
07:07	of crops , erosion of soil , severe shortage of
07:11	water supply , etcetera shots can be classified into four
07:17	different types . These are meteorological drought . This kind
07:22	of drought is specific to different regions based on the
07:27	weather . For example , 20 inches of rainfall in
07:31	a year is normal for place A , but the
07:35	same amount could be very less to place B agricultural
07:41	draught . This accounts for the water needs of crops
07:45	and agriculture . For instance , not enough water at
07:50	planting may cause low heels , leading to low plant
07:55	populations . Hydrological drought refers to continuous low water volumes
08:03	in streams , rivers and reservoirs . Human activities can
08:08	worsen hydrological draughts . Hydrological drought is often linked with
08:14	meteorological droughts , socio economic draught . This occurs when
08:21	the demand for water exceeds the supply . Examples of
08:26	this could be when a state requires a lot more
08:29	water than is produced from hydro electric stations or underground
08:35	wells . Now that you know about what draughts are
08:40	, let me tell you some tips on how to
08:43	survive them . The one major rule you must keep
08:47	in mind is save water . So here are some
08:52	tips for saving water . During a draught , fill
08:56	the washing machine and dishwasher too full before starting them
09:02	. Wash fruits and vegetables in a bowl of water
09:06	instead of under running water . Don't leave the water
09:10	running while washing your face or brushing your teeth .
09:15	Take smaller shots or , if you use a bathtub
09:19	, fill it only halfway . And , most importantly
09:24	, recycle . Don't waste water that can be reused
09:29	somewhere else , such as to water plants or cleaning
09:34	. Drive your time . Only 0.3% of water on
09:39	Earth is fresh water available for human consumption . A
09:46	once thriving settlement by the poor Blow People in Chaco
09:50	Canyon , New Mexico was abandoned in the 13th century
09:54	due to a 60 year mega draught . Well ,
09:58	friends , now you know what droughts are and how
10:02	to prepare and survive through them . For more fun
10:06	facts , tune in next time . Until then ,
10:09	this is me zooming out . Oh , hello .
10:18	It's quite windy today , so I thought I'll take
10:22	a quick flight . Oh , it sure is windy
10:28	. Oh , no , it's a storm . You
10:32	mean hurricane , hurricane stock ? Whatever . Just run
10:37	. You mean fly won't forget it . Just come
10:41	, Doctor Binoche's Okay , Well , that reminds me
10:45	that today's topic is hurricane human . Whoa ! Hurricane
10:53	is a huge storm that generally forms over warm ocean
10:57	waters near the equator . The warm air above the
11:01	ocean rises upward , thus creating an area of low
11:05	pressure below . Air from the surrounding areas pushed in
11:10	and try to fill the area with low air pressure
11:14	, which now becomes warm and moist and rises to
11:19	. As the moist air rises , the surrounding air
11:23	again tries to fill in , and this process continues
11:27	till the water in the air forms clouds . Soon
11:31	the clouds and winds feather around , fueled by the
11:35	oceans , heat and water vapor . Mhm . Therefore
11:39	, hurricanes could also be called giant engines that use
11:44	warm and moisture as their fuel . When we see
11:48	from the top , hurricanes can be as huge as
11:51	300 miles wide . The center of the hurricane is
11:56	called the eye of the hurricane , which is the
12:00	calmest part . The eye wall surrounds the eye where
12:04	the most damaging winds are found . It can range
12:08	anywhere from 5 to 30 miles . Then comes the
12:14	rain bands , which surround the eye wall . These
12:17	bands are a series of dense clouds that give a
12:21	pinwheel like appearance to the hurricane , which range from
12:25	50 to 300 miles . Hurricanes are divided into five
12:32	categories , depending on the speed of their wind .
12:36	Yeah , take a look category 34 and five are
12:42	the most dangerous ones . Trivia time . A huge
12:48	hurricane can release energy equivalent to 10 atomic bombs per
12:53	second . Hurricanes in the Pacific Ocean are known as
12:58	typhoons . So this is me zooming out . Tune
13:05	in Next time for more fun facts by Whoa ,
13:18	you're laughing , right ? Watching me tumble like that
13:21	, are you ? Oh , no , no ,
13:25	Go ahead . But , hey , do you know
13:30	what just happened ? Ooh , there we go again
13:36	. Well , this is nothing but an earthquake .
13:41	A small one indeed . Come , let me tell
13:44	you about earthquakes today . Zoom in . Mhm .
13:49	The surface of the earth is like a jigsaw puzzle
13:52	. Yes , it's not a single piece of land
13:56	, but approximately 20 pieces of a puzzle that constantly
14:00	moved . But you don't feel it because they move
14:04	quite slowly . Each one of those puzzle pieces are
14:08	called tectonic plates . So whenever those plates hit a
14:13	bump , a slide past another plate . An earthquake
14:19	is caused . The surface where these plates slip is
14:23	called the fault or the fault plane . So when
14:28	do you think it happens ? Well , it happens
14:32	all the time , but hey , don't be scared
14:36	. Most of the times we don't feel the quakes
14:39	as they are too small to reach us , but
14:44	sometimes they are so strong that they can be felt
14:48	over 1000 miles away . The place where the earthquake
14:53	originates is called the Hypo Center , and the place
14:57	where it occurs on the Earth's surface is called the
15:00	epicenter . There are three types of earthquakes . Convergent
15:06	boundary . Here . One plate is forced over another
15:11	during an earthquake which causes a thrust fault . Many
15:16	hills and mountains have been formed due to the convergent
15:20	boundary divergent boundary . Here , plates are drifted apart
15:26	from each other , forming a rift zone . This
15:30	kind gives birth to new ocean flows transform fault here
15:36	, the plate slipped by each other . And this
15:39	is also called strike slip . So earthquakes are nothing
15:46	but the shaking , rolling for a southern shock of
15:51	the earth's surface . Now you know that whenever the
15:56	earth distressed or angry , it shakes and grumbles ,
16:00	Don't be scared . I was just kidding . Trip
16:06	your time . The instrument used by scientists to measure
16:11	the intensity of earthquake is known as a seismograph .
16:15	A tsunami is caused when earthquakes occur underwater . Whoa
16:22	, whoa ! He hikes . I need to rush
16:26	before I tumble again . So this is me zooming
16:30	out . Tune in next time for more fun facts
16:34	. Hey , hello . Friends were Oh , no
16:44	, I guess that's a tsunami . Come . Let
16:49	me tell you all about it , Zuman . Tsunamis
16:54	are caused by sudden movements of the ocean floor due
16:58	to earthquakes , landslides on the sea floor , land
17:04	slumping into the ocean , large volcanic eruptions or a
17:10	meteorite crash on the ocean floor . One of the
17:14	earthquake , a landslide or volcanic eruption , occurs on
17:20	the sea or ocean bed . A vertical jolt is
17:24	created , which displaces the bed and causes extreme tension
17:30	in water . The water is pushed upwards , but
17:35	gravity tries to pull it down . This causes an
17:39	upsurge in the water levels and the waves start moving
17:43	away from the point of tension . Tsunamis are barely
17:48	felt as a ripple on the ocean surface as the
17:51	water is quite deep . But as and when those
17:55	wave reached the land , the water becomes shallower and
18:00	the waves constantly increase In height . They hit the
18:05	shore and oh , my cause a lot of destruction
18:10	. It has said the first wave of a tsunami
18:13	is not the strongest , but the successive waves are
18:18	bigger and stronger . Oh , and tsunamis can travel
18:23	at a speed of about 500 MPH , which is
18:28	almost as fast as a jet plane . And that's
18:33	why tsunami waves are called killer waves . Deadly ,
18:37	Isn't it trivia time ? Did you know that a
18:42	tsunami wave can be less than 30 centimeters in height
18:46	and can pass off unnoticed ? If you get stuck
18:49	in a tsunami ? Don't swim because the currents will
18:53	pull you in the opposite direction . Just hold on
18:57	to a floating object and be safe . So here's
19:01	the deal . Go watch this video to know more
19:04	about earthquakes . After all , that's one of the
19:07	major causes of a tsunami . This is me zooming
19:12	out . Tune in Next time for more fun facts
19:17	. Yeah , hello , friends Do . Are you
19:29	wondering what this is ? Well , it's the molten
19:33	lava that comes out from a volcano . Come ,
19:38	let me tell you what a volcano is . Zoom
19:42	in . I'm sure you've seen mountains that open up
19:46	and blurt out thick , molten , semi solid like
19:49	substance . Well , that's called a volcano . Let's
19:55	learn more about it . A volcano is event or
20:00	chimney that connects magma from within the earth's crust to
20:04	the earth's surface . The liquid rock is called magma
20:09	when it is under the earth's surface and lava after
20:13	it comes out . So how does a volcano erupt
20:21	? Right ? The molten rock stone in the magma
20:24	chamber rises through the creator piped pockets as it travels
20:29	up the main vent , gases expand and water becomes
20:33	team , creating pressure when the pressure can no longer
20:37	be contained . The volcano erupts through the crater and
20:41	secondary side events . Common volcanic gases include water vapor
20:47	, carbon dioxide , sulfur dioxide , hydrogen chloride ,
20:52	hydrogen fluoride and hydrogen sulfide . Popular belief is that
20:58	volcano is a large cone shaped mountains , but that's
21:02	not true . There are many more types of volcanoes
21:06	, such as white plateaus , fish events and bulging
21:11	dome shapes . There are also volcanoes found on the
21:15	ocean floor , and even under ice caps such as
21:20	those found in Iceland . Prove your time . The
21:25	word volcano originally comes from the name of the Roman
21:28	god of fire Vulcan . Mhm , the tallest volcano
21:34	in the solar system isn't on earth at all ,
21:38	but on Mars . So tune in next time for
21:43	some more fun filled facts . This is me zooming
21:47	out

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