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I'd be _really_ suspicious of data showing a 10M tsunami in the open ocean. In deep water, they're super long wavelength low amplitude waves, it's only when the
by wiredfool 9y ago
I'd be _really_ suspicious of data showing a 10M tsunami in the open ocean. In deep water, they're super long wavelength low amplitude waves, it's only when they interact with the bottom that the wave piles up and gets to large amplitude.
- z3t4 9y agoyeh, that would be like over 100m when it hits shallow water. But if the water level is unusually low then GTFO!