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Matt Wallace Size comparison of different tsunami waves.. 🌊

1,163,059 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren •via X (Twitter)

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Matt Wallacevor 2 Jahren

OH MY GOD

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@Notgleams on IGvor 2 Jahren

@MattWallace888 Am I the only one that thought these weren't represented properly visually Was underwhelmed by the physical size in this diagram

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Scott 🇬🇧vor 2 Jahren

@MattWallace888 I applaud the chap that was brave enough to charge down the sea front with a meter stick and a set of ladders to obtain these measurements

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Chris Clarkevor 2 Jahren

@MattWallace888 I’m just fascinated that we have the measurement of waves from the 1700s and 1800s

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Sandeep Mishravor 2 Jahren

@MattWallace888 The great power of Tsunami doesn't come from being high waves, but from being long waves. High shore waves are just symptoms. The devil lies in the never ending water pouring uncontrollably on land. A single high wave is nothing compared to that.

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KobyMaruvor 2 Jahren

@MattWallace888 The guys out there with the measuring tapes on these tsunamis really need hazard pay. 😂😉

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Brian Wattsvor 2 Jahren

@MattWallace888 The dinosaur ending event millions of years ago caused a mile high tsunami not one comparable to even modern day mega-tsunamis....

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Barry Simmsvor 2 Jahren

@MattWallace888 I was on the Eiffel Tower yesterday. That size comparison is scary

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Bianca 🦋vor 2 Jahren

@MattWallace888 How do they know about for exemple 1792?

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Parlay Ohtanivor 2 Jahren

@MattWallace888 How do you know the heights from the 1800s?

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Francis Keatingvor 2 Jahren

@MattWallace888 Too bad it’s in meters. I want to know how many football fields.

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