It was determined that the skyscrapers and buildings in the US city of San Francisco began to collapse to the bottom. While experts state that storms and floods that may occur with climate change will pose a threat to San Francisco, it is hoped that a fault line will not be triggered.
The topics in the news headlines with each passing day present even more depressing pictures about the future of humanity. In this period when we are struggling with the global epidemic and climate change is becoming more and more dangerous, another bad news came from the city of San Francisco, USA. Tom Parsons, a researcher at the U.S. Geological Survey, said that the city of San Francisco it’s starting to ‘collapse’ explained.
Speaking to the broadcast channel NBC Bay Area, Parsons states that he examined all the buildings in the Bay Area one by one with the data coming from the European Space Agency’s Sentinel 1 satellite. The results obtained are due to the weight of the buildings in the city center where the settlement is dense. sinking to the bottom is showing. It was also found that some of these buildings were tilted to the side.
There are skyscrapers that sink 50 cm:
The most famous of the buildings that collapsed due to its weight in the city of San Francisco is known as ‘San Francisco’s raking building’. Millennium Tower, With a weight of 311 million kilograms, it is the third heaviest building in the city. The 60-storey skyscraper, which was opened in 2009, has been around since then. 50 cm buried in the bottom and tilted at 30 cm. Experts state that many buildings, such as the Millennium Tower, have collapsed since they were built.
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Stating that they are worried that the weight of these gigantic structures in the city center will trigger a fault line, experts also fear the consequences of climate change. Parsons is of the opinion that rising water levels and flooding from possible storms will pose a threat to the city when it is so close to the shore. Parsons announced that he would apply this research in New York’s Manhattan region as well.