The science of fighting a wildfire. Were going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but were doing it in a unique way. This is a show about science. Oh oh my god by scientists. Tonight, techknow investigates the cascadia fault. Hey guys and welcome to techknow im phil torres and with me today dr. Crystal dilworth and marita davison. Today were going to be talking about the devastating potential of earthquakes and in particular were concerned about one that many may not even know about. Thats right when most people think about the big one theyre thinking about californias san andreas fault. Mostly because of its history but also from a little help from hollywood. Yeah, but it turns out theres a far less famous fault line that we should be even more worried about and its in my backyard in the Pacific Northwest. Its called the cascadia subduction zone. And if certain scientific predictions are correct, this could be the source of an almost unimaginable disaster. Lets take
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A wildfire. Were going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but were doing it in a unique way. This is a show about science. Oh oh my god by scientists. Tonight, techknow investigates the cascadia fault. Hey guys and welcome to techknow im phil torres and with me today dr. Crystal dilworth and marita davison. Today were going to be talking about the devastating potential of earthquakes and in particular were concerned about one that many may not even know about. Thats right when most people think about the big one theyre thinking about californias san andreas fault. Mostly because of its history but also from a little help from hollywood. Yeah, but it turns out theres a far less famous fault line that we should be even more worried about and its in my backyard in the Pacific Northwest. Its called the cascadia subduction zone. And if certain scientific predictions are correct, this could be the source of an almost unimaginable disaster. Lets take a look. The seven hundr
Apartment block, where those Security Services are standing outside. Theres nothing to say that at this moment in time that the man who has just been taken out of the build is that person. It could be another suspect or resident of the building to be taken for security purposes as weve just been hearing from steve park. Anybody who would be coming out of that building would be stripped to ensure theyre not carrying any weapons, and so thats the current situation. That happened about five minutes ago. Lets bring jacky row land up. Weapo weapons. We are on the outer cordon, and you are seeing sources and Live Streaming that we are not privy to. Its evident that theres an active operation going on from the vigilant way in which this cordan is being policed. We have heard that one or two suspects may be in the building. If all possible occupants of the building were already out. Its still far from safe for Security Forces to venture in and try to see if theres any evidence inside because o
Were going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but were doing it in a unique way. This is a show about science. Oh oh my god by scientists. Tonight, techknow investigates the cascadia fault. Hey guys and welcome to techknow im phil torres and with me today dr. Crystal dilworth and marita davison. Today were going to be talking about the devastating potential of earthquakes and in particular were concerned about one that many may not even know about. Thats right when most people think about the big one theyre thinking about californias san andreas fault. Mostly because of its history but also from a little help from hollywood. Yeah, but it turns out theres a far less famous fault line that we should be even more worried about and its in my backyard in the Pacific Northwest. Its called the cascadia subduction zone. And if certain scientific predictions are correct, this could be the source of an almost unimaginable disaster. Lets take a look. The seven hundred mile stre