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Videos about Strawberry Canyon

  • Atop A Volcano...Our first music video!
    Sing along with us in our first Strawberry Canyon music video...and learn something about the dangers of that unstable soil on which the Lab insists on building. You can watch it just below by clicking on the play button at the bottom left of the video window* or the bigger play button in the center of the image, or see it on YouTube.

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  • The Fault: Quakes, Slides, & the Lawrence Berkeley Lab
    Dr. Ignacio Chapela, associate professor of Environmental Science at UC Berkeley introduces the dangers caused by unstable areas above the campus, and Dr. Garniss Curtis, Professor Emeritus in the Department Earth and Planetary Science, explains that a collapsed crater or caldera of an old volcano containing unstable soil underlies many of the laboratory buildings above the UC Berkeley campus. He emphasizes how dangerous this might be in the event of the expected earthquake on the nearby Hayward Fault. (Dr. Curtis previously explained this in a Letter to the Regents in 2008.)

    There are two versions currently on YouTube, a 5-minute version and a 10-minute version. Both can also be viewed just below by clicking on the play button at the bottom left of the video window* or the bigger play button in the center of the image.

  • The 5-minute version:

    The 10-minute version:

 

* If a video window doesn't appear on this page, your browser may be blocking it because of the YouTube scripts -- if that's the case there's usually a browser message just above this page that you can click to allow the scripts to work and the video windows to appear on the page.



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