What is superts?

tsunami or tidal wave is formed when the substantial volume of water in the oceans is moved, resulting in a wave queue that eventually reaches human coastal settlements. Tsunami can be caused by earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslide or meteorite impact, although the earthquake is by far the most common cause. While the normal tsunami, which is taking themselves, is quite impressive, unique events (massive landslides or asteroid impacts) can trigger tsunami so large and different from their smaller counterparts that they are called supertsunamis, or mega tsunamis, but it's that it is that So that it is that it is that it is that it is that it is so that it is, that it is, that it is just like Gianti, but like Giantis. Rising, supertsunami would be an unmistakable wall of water that killed its victims with more crushing than drowning. The conventional tsunami are about all about severalIk meters high (about 10 feet) when they hit the coast, while the supertsi would be tens or even hundreds of meters high. Achieving the level of water displacement necessary to trigger supertsi would require landslides of cubic kilometers of rocks, large, but credible due to the size of the mountains on island chains above and under water.

One place that looks at the signs of weakness and a possible catastrophic landslide is the Cumbre Vieja volcano, in the southern half of La Palma, one of the Canary Islands. The block of unstable rocks by more than 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) could collapse if a large eruption or a series of eruptions should occur. The result would be a superstructure strengthening wave around the world, breaking to the east coast of the United States with a height of about 50 meters (164 feet) and at hundreds of kilometers per hour. Rather than damage to coastal cities infrastructure in a way that is repairedIt could throw skyscrapers like toys, reach Miles inland and permanently transform the coast. Fortunately, the eruption to Cumbre Vieja takes place only every 200 years, the last appeared in 1949. Many experts also believe that one eruption would not provide sufficient destabilizing power to release the block.

More worrying than the natural landslide is the possibility of deliberate interference used to release a massive piece of land and create artificial superts. This could probably be achieved on La Palma with several large nuclear bombs. Terrorists of the future may consider this an opportunity to create the greatest possible amount of damage with limited resources.