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Why tsunamis are difficult to predict?
Tsunamis are difficult to predict because the earthquakes that cause them are difficult to predict. It takes a massively powerful earthquake to displace the amount of water needed to cause a tsunami.
Why didn't tsunamis and valconos effect Australia?
Oh they do (but not volcanoes, maybe) look, the japan tsunami reached australia, even the indonesian reached australia. So don't say that tsunamis and volacnoes dont happen in australia. And remember that australia is part or near the ring of fire.
What can tsunamis effect?
Tsunamis have been known to be very destructive they have sunk islands, even killed thousans of people, usually if they dont sink the place they'll flood it and it also has been known to rip meters of sand off beachs they basicly destroy anything in its path. They are very deadly, and sadly in 2004 many people were uneducated about tsunamis, leading to many deaths from the second and third waves that hit the beach. Now scientists are putting more sensors in the Indian Ocean which would notify them when an earthquake appears and if it has created a tsunami or not. Also, many communication points in countries that border the Indian Ocean are trying to be established. Tsunamis also effect the rest of the world. When the 2004 tsunami hit, the earths mass was pulled closer to the core, and the earth spun faster, making the day 3 millionths of a second shorter. Confused? Compare it to an ice skater who is twirling around in a circle and pulls her arms closer to her. She spins faster. Same concept. Tsunamis also effect other parts of the world in many other ways. It affects the weather, and other tectonic plates in the earth. Tsunamis affect the weather by carrying large amounts of warm water across the earth, which evaporates into (storm) clouds. Earthquakes of large magnitude can also affect other tectonic plates The whole world is connected, its all a system, so if one part of this magnificent system is disturbed, it affects the whole entire globe.
How does the geosphere affect the earth?
The geosphere, which includes the solid earth, affects the planet in various ways. It influences the formation of landforms such as mountains, valleys, and plateaus, which shape the surface of the Earth. Additionally, the geosphere plays a role in the movement of tectonic plates, which can lead to earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and tsunamis. Lastly, it contains valuable resources like minerals and fossil fuels that are essential for human activities.
How will jupiters gravity affect us?
we dont know
How did Phoenician travel to Britain affect the Mediterranean region?
Dont get stuff from the internet
What do you do not do in Japan and Thailand?
dont joke about tsunamis
What places do people not like going to?
people dont enjoy going to DANGEROUS PLACES. like libya in 2011 (now). or japan after earthquakes and tsunamis. THERE R STILL LIKE AFTERSHOCKS GOING ON!! These are the places!!
Why do earthquakes mostly occur in Fiji?
Fiji dont usually get Earthquakes or tsunamis. Fiji only faces tropical hurricanes every year and so. The recent Earthquake in Chile (March 04/2010) saw huge waves in Fiji and all over the south pacific because of its great impact.
How do the Chinese signal earthquakes?
i dont no
Why tsunamis are difficult to predict?
Tsunamis are difficult to predict because the earthquakes that cause them are difficult to predict. It takes a massively powerful earthquake to displace the amount of water needed to cause a tsunami.
Why doesn't south Australia have tsunamis?
its because we are awesome and we dont live on a fault line
How are tsunamis dangerous?
It was not founded, i dont think. It is just a Huge trench in the ocean FORMED naturally. tsunamis are so poopy yeah bro
How do earthquakes damage coral reefs?
no i dont know
What type of energy form earthquakes?
non i dont know and u dont eather
What makes Britain Britain?
its ummm i dont know really
How does ring of fire related to frequent occurrence of earthquakes?
i dont no the answer..!
