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Take the mass of a few cubic miles of rock, let it fall (slide down an underwater slope) a mile-ish, and there's an ample supply of 0.5mv^2. And, whether above
by bell-cot 2y ago
Take the mass of a few cubic miles of rock, let it fall (slide down an underwater slope) a mile-ish, and there's an ample supply of 0.5mv^2.
And, whether above or below water, really huge avalanches have dynamics that seem quite counterintuitive. (Due to the square/cube law and other effects.)