Endless Paradigm

Quote:This photo just posted to the Guatemalan Government's Flickr feed shows a massive, spontaneous sinkhole ("hundimiento") that appeared today in Zone 2 of Guatemala City, after overwhelming saturation of rains from tropical storm Agatha. Not Photoshop, sadly: these happen from time to time during major storms in part because of unstable geology
Guatemala is in a state of crisis today after twin natural calamities struck: First, on May 27 the Pacaya volcano (just 19 miles from the capital) woke up in a bad mood. Lava flowed, black sand and rock and ash spewed everywhere. A newscaster covering the news near the volcano was killed by flying rocks.

Two days later on May 29, tropical storm "Agatha" struck, destroying homes, causing floods, and creating tens of thousands of internally displaced. Infrastructure in this country—where the majority live in poverty—is very poor, and ill-equipped to handle such a double blow. As of last night, official numbers on storm: about 30,000 "refugees," close to 120,000 evacuated, 93 dead and rising. Guatemala's one international airport has been has been closed for days, and just as it prepares to reopen today, there's word of new volcanic activity.

source: boing boing via GIZMODO

ive seen another photo in other angle of it, looks scary

So it's like empty underneath?

O.o

added another picture

and yes i think the soil got washed out during the storm, and also they have experience volcanic eruption recently

Looks scary o__O

So... where does it go?

That's insane.

ye, that's crazy...I wonder how deep it is?!

looks like a whole building where the corner would join fell down there...

that's just insane

maybe silver surfer did it?

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Nyaa~~....I'd be clumsy enough to fall in. =(^-^)=

double you tee eff


tis real >?

that's cool

Holy spoon! That's crazy! It's like something out of the 2012 movie or something! O________o