Europe Is Cracking Apart — COLLAPSE IMMINENT - A Mountain Between Germany and Austria Is Splitting

All right, listen everybody. This is

something that you don't see every day.

An entire massive mountain in Europe is

breaking apart. And it is literally

breaking apart. We can see it. We can

look into the ais. It's really, really

crazy. And it's right on the border

between Germany and Austria. So, both

countries are affected by this. The

mountain is 8,500

ft high, close to 3,000 m, and it's

called the Hoger. It's a German word. If

we translate it, it's like the high

bird. But right now, this guy is

splitting into two. And we're not

talking about thousands of years. We're

talking about right now in real time.

And that could have an effect. I mean

after bloodton in Switzerland we all

know what this means because right now

the scientists are not longer asking if

it will collapse only when and I've

reported about this I think a year ago

but now here's the latest at the summit

of the hoof fog there's a massive

fracture that has opened and widened

since I last talked about it and guys I

want to make clear this is not just a

track. This is a deep structural break

and at that time of the year when the

snow is melting and rain is coming um

that is when we have a very very high

risk of something like this happening.

We've seen it with bloodton. This was

the time when she started to his hit the

fizzy. And I want to tell you how deep

this crack is because that is massive.

So we're talking about 130 feet deep.

That's over 40 m guys. This is how you

can look into this if you were as crazy

and tried to go there and look down

because you might be standing on a

mountain that literally could crack

apart any moment. So, you don't want to

stand there wide. It's already 10 ft

wide that's over 3 m and it's cutting

straight across the peak of the

mountain. So, this is quite a

substantial mountain peak that everybody

knows in the area. So they call it like

the Matahorn

um of the algoy. So Matahon is in

Switzerland, but that's what they call

it. It's a significant mountain peak

that everybody recognizes. So if that's

gone, bad, right? And I want to say that

the depth and the width of that crack is

growing every year about 1 to two

inches. That's roughly like 3 to six cm.

like this doesn't sound much, but guys,

that can have a huge implication because

it is going to lose stability at some

point. And it seems we're not far away

from that. So, think about this. You

really have to get this in your hand.

We're dealing with a mountain that's

8,500

ft tall and it's actively tearing itself

apart inch by inch. And right now we

already have 140,000 cubic meters that

were coming down from this peak. But we

have around another 260,000

cubic meters of rock that are unstable

right now. That's about 9 million cubic

feet. They're ready to break loose and

probably will break loose all at once.

And here is what makes this even more

serious. The unstable section. Which

countries affected? Germany and Austria.

Are they both affected? Well, most

likely we can say that where it's going

to break apart, the shizzy is going to

hit the fizzy in Austria.

If it collapses, it will fall into the

Hanbach Valley that's down below the

summit. And guys, you have to understand

that won't be just falling rocks. That

can trigger like a domino effect. We've

seen it in Blaten. The gla the top was

breaking apart, falling on the glacier.

Glacier was breaking apart, tearing

everything with it. So, we have probably

in the works here. Starts to crack,

starts to crumble, massive rockfall,

debris flows, mud, avalanches that are

racing down into the valley with within

seconds. So the southern summit there is

now classified as acutely unstable

acutely. So there used to be a climbing

road right through this zone. It's

called the Boymanheim V. This has been

shut down for years because what's if

going up there right now is basically

risking your life. But just two days ago

there was another article that hikers

still want to get up there and are

getting up there from the other side.

They want to go up there one last time

before it's gone. I think this is crazy.

And you also see the images how they're

looking down into the abyss, right? This

is the crack where the people are

standing. I would not stand there.

Absolutely not. This going up there

right now is basically risking your

life. And here is where it becomes

something else entirely. The scientists

are of course now monitoring this

mountain. It's like a ticking time bomb,

that ticking clock. And they have

installed GPS sensors, laser scanners,

seismometers, right? And they can detect

movements smaller than a millimeter. And

many scientists say, well, the mountain

is singing. The seismometers are

registering the slow cracking of the

mountains. We know this from

earthquakes. If something cracks,

right? It it it it creates the

seismometers to scale. So because of

that, this

might be one of the few times in history

actually where a mountain collapse can

be predicted before it happens. So

researchers are saying if the crack

suddenly speeds up from about 0.4 in a

day right now to 0.4 in an hour, that's

it. That's the warning sign. It's like

if you want to fall a tree, right?

You're hacking into it. You're hacking

into it. you're hacking into it and and

it gets thinner and thinner and there

comes that moment when the tree gets out

of balance and starts to fall. So, it

accelerates,

that's what's going to happen to that

mountain. So, if that's the warning sign

that they're waiting for, right? 0.4 in

per hour. And at that point, authorities

could have just two to three days before

a major collapse. So, it's going fast.

But here's the part that most people get

wrong. This is not about melting

perafrost. What we're dealing with in

Switzerland in many mountains, this

mountain doesn't have permafrost. This

is something else. This is not thawing

and ice melting, glaciers melting, and

then making making the rocks instable

because the ice was keeping them

together. This mountain is made of a

brittle rock. That's the problem. the

the rock is called dolomite. And

unfortunately, this rock is already

naturally full of fractures. So what

we're seeing right now is one of these

fractures that is opening up under

stress. Water now gets into the crack,

makes it more vulnerable, right? It

water gets in, it freezes, water

expands. That of course is making the

crack wider and it slowly forces the

mountain apart. And when it rains like

everything accelerates. So that's why I

said right now we're entering a critical

phase. So the scientists observed that

the movement is increasing five to six

times faster during heavy rainfall

unfortunately. So what you're watching

here will not be just a sudden disaster

and it's not a sudden disaster. This is

a slow structural failure that is

reaching its breaking point. We're

close. And when that happens, it likely

won't be one single collapse. At least

that's what we're hoping for. That's

what they were hoping in Blaten. And

then everything came down at once,

right? So, by the way, if you want to

see what's happening in Blaten, I have

an update there. I have a Blatton

playlist. Check that out on my channel.

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right now, the experts hope, they say

they believe it will happen in multiple

stages over several hours. Now, here's

the part that sounds reassuring, but it

isn't. Actually, it's not. Um yes we can