A tsunami is underwater, therefore, it will only look like the sea bulges out 2-3 inches. However, before a tsunami strikes, the shoreline will retreat drastically. Then, as the tsunami wave nears the shore, it starts to get taller as the seabed gets shallower.
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A tsunami is the landfall byproduct of a large pressure wave propagating through a body of water. An underwater landslide will create a pressure wave as the mass of the landslide moves from one location to another. As the mass is in motion, the pressure of the water in front of the mass is increased while the pressure of the water behind the mass is decreased. The whole body of water this is taking place in reacts by back filling the mass in motion. This causes the propagation of a pressure wave away from the source.
When the wave is traveling through the ocean, the volumn of the whole body of water is so much greater than the relativly small amount of water involved in the wave propagation, that the variation in height at the surface is relativly shallow. The propagating wave can be seen, but it takes a very high point of view with very sensitive height measuring instruments.
It can any temperature that would would commonly encounter in water on Earth. Tsunamis are not dependent on water temperature and in most cases, the circumstance surrounding them would not affect temperature.
well, 2010 has only just started, so there would be quite a few, butit's very hard to tell.
Tsunamis are more destructive due to their long wavelength, which allows them to retain their energy as they travel across the ocean. When a tsunami reaches shallow water near the coast, the energy is compressed, causing the wave height to increase dramatically. This can result in widespread flooding and destruction in coastal areas.
Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, was almost destroyed by the 1755 tsunami.
No. Hard water is water with high amounts of dissolved calcium and magnesium.
maybe because if you think hard water can open many things
Nodules are hard to mine because they are found in very deep water
You have hard water, and it possibly requires a softener.You have hard water, and it possibly requires a softener.
No, "murky" means hard to see through. Deep water can be murky because it is often dark, but shallower water can also be murky if it is muddy.
they have poles that go deep in the mud and water that are very hard.
It is hard to answer that question because a tsunami only happens when an earth quake happens near you.
If you are smart and work hard you may make something close to a tsunami gun, but if you're reading this in the future then yes. You could make a tsunami gun.
It's hard to answer the question.Victims are increasing continously.
Soak it in warm water for about 30 sec. then store in a dry place.
Tsumamis are often caused by undersea earthquakes. The earthquake makes the ocean floor move, which causes the tsunami-wave.
1) Kelp, being vegetation needs sunlight to grow, hence why if it made its way into muddy or deep water where sunlight is hard to come by it would sease to grow and would die out. 2) In certain circumstances the conditions in muddy or deep water result in less oxygen/nutrients etc so again the organism would find it hard to grow.
Around 500. Its hard to say.