1104x29:19ALASKA 1964 — The Earthquake That Kept Killing for 4,000 Miles
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Some disasters announce themselves. The most dangerous ones don't. Fault Lines is a cinematic documentary channel about the catastrophes written into the earth — the earthquakes, volcanoes, megaquakes, tsunamis, and hidden faults that shape our world and threaten the cities built on top of them. Every episode follows the evidence: real science, verified dates, and the geology official history prefers to leave in the dark. From the San Andreas to the supervolcanoes sleeping beneath America, from the faults no one can see to the eruptions that ended civilizations — we trace the forces moving the ground beneath our feet, and the clock that is always counting down. New documentary every week. #Earthquake #Geology #NaturalDisasters #Documentary #FaultLines
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