History and Scientific Understanding of Tsunamis

Tsunami is one of the most dangerous natural disasters known to mankind, and has a devastating effect on society. Although the tsunami is not a common phenomenon, once a tsunami occurs, it causes huge casualties. With the destruction of many coastal houses, the number of deaths per year could reach 420,000 people. However, destruction of the tsunami is inevitable, but it can be reduced. The word "tsunami" comes from the Japanese "Tsu" meaning "harbor", "Nami" means "wave".

As explained by Genesis, the global flood is incompatible with the natural history of modern science, especially with understanding of geology and palaeontology. Comparison: Several of the largest historical tsunamis caused by the influence of Chikububo ahead of 66 million years ago are thought to affect the entire US (or almost all Western hemisphere).

Thucydides, an ancient Greek historian, advocated that the tsunami is related to the marine earthquake in the history of the Peloponnesus war in the 5th century BC, but the understanding of the tsunami continued until the 20th century and is still known Absent. The main areas of current research are to determine why some major earthquakes do not generate tsunamis, whereas other small earthquakes will generate tsunamis, the process by which the tsunami crosses the sea accurately To predict, and

Since the earthquake and tsunami that occurred in 2004 were hardly known in Indian and Sri Lankan long cultural history, I explained that Tsunami researcher at the University of Southern California and eCoast chief Seb Borrero is in New Zealand. Maritime consulting company "Land on these places without warning of nature, they are far enough away from them, they will not feel earthquakes," Borrero said. "Therefore, there is no history of natural warnings, official warnings, and tsunamis, people are everywhere along the coastline, this is the perfect combination of death and destruction."

On January 26, 1700, the tsunami struck the coast of Japan without any warning. In Japan, this is a country of historical earthquake and history of tsunami, and the link between these two natural disasters is well known. A stone monument 600 years ago near the coastal city Kesennuma warns us, "Please be aware of the tsunami when an earthquake occurs." Submarine earthquakes can replace a large amount of water and cause a series of waves in the ocean. Near the coast, the waves rise high, flooding occurs in a vast area. However, the tsunami in 1700 was different, and it was called orphan tsunami in scientific literature before the earthquake.