The Hawaiian Islands would not be here today if it were not for the hotspot volcanoes of the mid-Pacific. There would be no Kauai, no Lanai, no Molokai, no Oahu, no Maui, and no Big Island. They were all formed by shield volcanoes fed by a constant flow of magma from a superheated pocket in [...]
October 29th, 2008 | Gordon | 0 comments | ContinuedFeatured Article #1
TSUNAMI THE MOVIE?
Many readers say the novel TSUNAMI would make a blockbuster movie. If you’ve read the book and you agree, let me know who you would cast as: (1) Leilani Sanches, the beautiful and super bright geophysicist; (2) Cmdr. Dave Steel, U.S. Coast Guard; (3) Admiral Yarnell Carson, Dave’s boss; and (4) George Hacker, the Hong [...]
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Q: How fast does a tsunami travel?
A: In deep water a tsunami moves at a speed of over 600 miles per hour.
Q: How far can a tsunami travel and still cause damage?
A: A tsunami can travel long distances without a significant loss of energy. In 1960, a tsunami started by an undersea earthquake off [...]
























