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Préparez-vous à un avertissement captivant concernant la région d'Hokkaido au Japon. Un phénomène incroyable se produit sous les mers, où une énergie immense se rassemble, prête à émerger. Les scientifiques observent des signes inquiétants qui laissent présager un potentiel méga-séisme d'une force incroyable. Imaginez les conséquences : des villes côtières en péril et des vagues massives qui pourraient traverser les océans et atteindre des rivages lointains. Avec une histoire de tremblements de terre dévastateurs, la tension s'accumule et les experts craignent que la nature ne libère bientôt sa puissance. Restez informés et préparés pour le changement qui pourrait affecter des millions de vies.

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00:00The scientists say that a mega-séisme could hit Japan at all moment.
00:06And if we don't listen to them, it could be the most catastrophic of all the time.
00:10But the excuse will not be the biggest problem.
00:12The real threat will come a few hours later
00:15and could touch countries as far as far as the United States.
00:20The data sismic show an accumulation of energy
00:23under the ocean at the east of Hokkaido.
00:26In general, the extraterrestrial emmagasine more and more energy
00:30and it increases every year.
00:32The pressure is now so strong
00:34that it could cause a wave of magnitude 9.
00:37It's the type of wave the most powerful and the most dangerous.
00:40It can destroy the infrastructure,
00:42rase the villages in a few seconds
00:44and make thousands of victims.
00:47But the tremblement of Earth is not even the worst.
00:50The problem is that it often generates tsunamis just after.
00:53And they are even more destructive than the seasides themselves.
00:57These waves can traverse the Pacific
00:59atteignant the countries to thousands of kilometers
01:02without almost losing energy.
01:05The last time that a mega-séisme hit Japan in 2011,
01:10the effects caused damage to Crescent City in California.
01:16So even at the other end of the world,
01:18no one would be able to manage it.
01:20And this time, the challenges are much more important.
01:23What makes all this more inquieting,
01:25is that we don't know exactly when it will happen.
01:29In Japan, the researchers say that the mega-séisme
01:33hit the coast of Hokkaido
01:34around every 340 to 380 years.
01:37The last event of this type
01:39had a lieu in the 17th century,
01:40and around 400 years.
01:42So in general, the region is in sursis.
01:45And according to the models past,
01:47it would already have to be produced.
01:49The probability that this disaster will arrive in 30 years
01:53is up to about 90%.
01:56And it will surely continue to climb.
01:58It's why some think that this could happen very soon.
02:02The Japanese authorities know
02:04that this is not a question of if,
02:06but of when.
02:07They have built a whole system
02:09around this reality.
02:11They have one of the seismic networks
02:13the most sophisticated world.
02:15It is designed to detect the first signals
02:18and send an alert in a few seconds
02:20before even that the earthquakes start.
02:23And when the network captures the first signals
02:25seismic,
02:26it creates an immediate reaction reaction
02:28in every country.
02:30First, people will receive an immediate alert
02:33on the television,
02:35the radio and smartphones.
02:36Then, the trains will stop.
02:38The factories will stop.
02:40These signals will even stop the computers
02:42and stop the ascensors
02:43at the most close.
02:45All this happens automatically.
02:47They have also traced
02:49the evacuations in advance
02:51with the streets
02:52that are measured
02:52moving towards the heights.
02:54Even though the Meteorological Agency
02:56take all the precautions,
02:59they also advise,
03:00if you expect to visit the country,
03:03to follow the information
03:04before taking the plane.
03:07Because a disaster could happen at all moment.
03:10no.
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