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I think you're imagining two towering waves crashing into each other. But in fact tsunamis only pile up like that when they enter shallow water. In the open oce
by OscarCunningham 3y ago
I think you're imagining two towering waves crashing into each other. But in fact tsunamis only pile up like that when they enter shallow water. In the open ocean a tsunami is a wide area (~100km) of slightly raised (~1m) water. If two overlapped it would just be raised twice as high, which wouldn't cause much turbulence.
- hutzlibu 3y agoOk, yes I do, but I think mega Tsunamies do pile up a bit more? And the scenario in my head was many impacts in a close area - and the resulting waves then interacting with each other with turbulence.