The animated GIF distills the wreck down to the precise moment of the disaster, and repeats it endlessly.
Just a few months ago, a family traveling down the Autobahn was alerted by their Tesla's autopilot system (for now, a misnomer, as Tesla's road-legal vehicles register at Level Two autonomy) to the imminent possibility of a two-car wreck down-road.
Mr Isaacs said his immediate concern was for demolition workers involved in tearing down buildings wrecked in previous quakes.
Halibut detected it, three miles down and wrecked by an explosion, and took 22,000 photos; the CIA then went wild, and in 1974 sent a specially built ship, the Glomar Explorer, to try to raise the submarine.
Power lines are down, wrecked armoured vehicles are rusting under the trees and spent ammunition litters the ground.
It's amazing to witness the damage greed can wreck by bringing down a well-established international football league.
But during the civil war of 1992-96, tHouse of Science and Cultureure was occupied by one faction and wrecked as another lobbed shells down from a nearby hill.
Then a Cubs fan called Steve Bartman wrecked everything by leaning down from the stands to catch a fly ball (as fans everywhere do).
In a country without a building code, it wiped out whole neighborhoods of shoddy concrete structures, took down hospitals, wrecked the port, put the airport's control tower out of action, damaged key institutions from the Presidential Palace to the National Cathedral, killed the archbishop and senior politicians, cut off power and phone service, and blocked passage through the streets.
The "tyranny of abstinence," as Jamison calls it, has surely saved many addicts; it beats blackouts and wrecked lives hands down.
It is true that the wrecking ball knocked down nine acres of travertine and granite.
