Articles in Tsunami
Blue Eye Noah: Survival RV
Speaking of Xmas wish lists…
Here’s an interesting idea – it’s a regular RV that you can leave parked in your driveway. But if a tsunami comes, and the floating tubes are attached, in …
Updates: Flood, Tsunami & CME
Thailand is now 1/3 under water due to the worsening floods. This map shows the affected area (might take a little while to load).
Up to 20 million tons of debris from the Japanese tsunami in …
Tsunami Survival Capsule
Found at TechFlash:
…a tsunami escape capsule that could protect up to six people for as little as $1,000….The idea is simple: a 7-foot diameter ball, probably made out of aluminum, outfitted with internal seats …
Removing Iodine-13 / 37 Meter Tsunami / Glaciers growing
The best solution may be the one used routinely to treat water at the Savannah River Site. The process combines activated carbon, reverse osmosis, and ion exchange. If one doesn’t get the iodine-131, two others …
100 Days of Disaster
I’m one of the interviewees for an Australian documentary, 100 Days of Disaster, screening tomorrow (Monday) on Channel 10 at 10pm. Patrick Geryl was also interviewed, plus I believe a few orthodox scientists, some religion …
Tsunami Underestimation – When Will We Learn?
The reason behind the whole Japanese tsunami nuclear disaster is simple – they doubted a tsunami could be that big. Doomsday researchers know that in the distant past tsunamis have been as high as half …
National Research Council: USA is unprepared for tsunamis
Like many potential disasters, the problem does not lie with the technology, but education. While tsunamis that form across the ocean will trigger alarms, the US is “is particularly ill-equipped to give warning of close-to-shore …
Asteroid Tsunamis Not So Bad After All?
A new computer simulation has determined that if a 200 metre wide asteroid lands in the ocean, where the water depth is 5 kilometres, the following will occur:
Initial tsunami with a height of hundreds of …
Tsunami Not Finished
The tsunami of 2004 that killed over 200,000 people, as bad as it was, could’ve been much worse, and might be one day.
According to Scientific American,
Evidently, the 2007 events released only a quarter of the …
