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big tee · Feb 10, 2023

Saw this of earthquake in Turkey-Real??---

flying belgian · Feb 10, 2023

That looks like a freshly tilled field.
Is it planting time over there?

MSD · Feb 10, 2023

Did you see how them apartment buildings were crumbling one after another? Amazing but pity the poor folks that had to go through it.

db4600 · Feb 10, 2023

Thatll mess up your head rows!

4520BW · Feb 10, 2023

Its now called Turkiye. (The U is supposed to have those 2 dots above it) I guess they got tired of all the jokes!

560Dennis · Feb 10, 2023

Swing and sway with Danny K

rndy3788 · Feb 10, 2023

Ive seen this picture before and the more I look at it the more the more sonmething doesnt seem right such as the green grass where I would think it should be dirt or sand on the end of road also just noticed that the girl standing on the road looks to be the same exact person in both pictures , I supose that could be but seems just to much of a coincedence.

hoghollow · Feb 10, 2023

They had snow and cold night after it happened.

Goose · Feb 10, 2023

This globe has never stood still, and there's no reason to believe it will stop. .

If you look at the east coast of South America and the west coast of Africa, you'll notice the match exactly. They were once joined millions of years ago before the tectonic plates shifted.

Russ from MN · Feb 10, 2023

The 2 pictures might have been taken by the same group of people along the same fault line. Notice how the train was electric?

BarnyardEngineering · Feb 10, 2023

The same people would be in both pictures if the same person took the pictures, and the same group was going around inspecting the damage and taking pictures.

NY 986 · Feb 10, 2023

Yep, things are always happening. Plates shift and magma finds weak spots in the Earth's crust. No boogey man but scientific processes in various degrees of action.

IHRedRules · Feb 10, 2023

In both pictures, the power lines seem unaffected. With that much side to side movement, I wouldve expected the lines to have some sort of visible damage.

sourgum · Feb 10, 2023

The 2 nd picture appears to show a fault line crossing under the railroad bending the rails. Yet there is no bulge of earth on the left of the rails over the fault line. Where did that earth go. The distance from the photographer to the guys has apparently been shortened from the looks of the rails. So why is there not a sag in the electric line if that distance was shortened also.

Traditional Farmer · Feb 10, 2023

Two gov't road building crews working from both ends

muleman51 · Feb 10, 2023

I have never seen such a bunch of Doubting Thomases. I am sure you think those piles of apartments are made up also and the people just like to camp outside.

warbaby · Feb 10, 2023

From above

paul · Feb 10, 2023

Lot of folk have time on their hands and like to photoshop pictures and fool folk.

Just how it is these days.

Those pics look questionable, the road looks like it was from a past earth shifting and is just how it is now after some years?

The rail I cant make sense of, the ground around it isnt moved like I would expect. Sure is a picture of something tho, and well could be. Im not an earthquake expert for sure so it can be.

Sure is a sad deal, pictures or not, of the situation over there. What a disaster.

Paul

coonie minnie · Feb 10, 2023

big tee · Feb 10, 2023

I guess I should just call it GOBBLER--That is easier---

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