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Mars Asteroid Strike: Ancient 'Planet Killer' Space Rock Causes Mega Tsunami on the Red Planet 3.4 Billion Years Ago - Vimarsana News

Mars Asteroid Strike: Ancient 'Planet Killer' Space Rock Causes Mega Tsunami on the Red Planet 3.4 Billion Years Ago

The planet killer asteroid that struck Mars 3.4 billion years ago also proves long-held notions that the Red Planet once held vast amounts of ocean water.

Simulation Shows Tsunami Due to Major Earthquake Could Destroy Seattle in Several Minutes - Vimarsana News

Simulation Shows Tsunami Due to Major Earthquake Could Destroy Seattle in Several Minutes

A new study about the Seattle Fault Zone shows that massive tsunami waves could potentially destroy Seattle should a major earthquake occurs.

Volcano Watch: The Canary Islands "Mega-Tsunami" Hypothesis, and Why it Doesn't Carry Water - Vimarsana News

Volcano Watch: The Canary Islands "Mega-Tsunami" Hypothesis, and Why it Doesn't Carry Water

On the Island of Hawai‘i, lava delta collapse at lava-ocean entries can cause small tsunami that impact areas adjacent to the delta. Slip on the fault underlying Kīlauea’s south flank, associated with M7–8 earthquakes, caused local tsunami in 1868 and 1975 that took lives. These are processes that have happened repeatedly in human history; they will happen again, and their associated hazards deserve our attention.

Experts Explained the Truth Behind "Mega-Tsunami" Following La Palma Eruption - Vimarsana News

Experts Explained the Truth Behind "Mega-Tsunami" Following La Palma Eruption

The ongoing volcanic eruption on La Palma, as well as the often-discussed possibility of a massive tsunami being created by a flank collapse, were the subjects of this week's Volcano Watch report, written by scientists and associates of the USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.