3,000 Foot MEGA Tsunami Could Destroy the East Coast

This gripping video delves into one of the most terrifying natural disaster scenarios ever conceived: a mega-tsunami originating from the Canary Islands that could potentially devastate the entire East Coast of the United States. At the heart of this apocalyptic possibility lies the Cumbre Vieja volcano on La Palma, whose unstable western flank threatens to collapse into the Atlantic Ocean, potentially triggering waves of unimaginable proportions.

▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:46 - The Cumbre Vieja Volcano Threat
03:56 - Modeling the Mega-Tsunami
07:14 - Potential Impacts on the East Coast
10:43 - Likelihood
12:41 - Outro

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As we journey through the science behind this hypothetical catastrophe, we'll explore the geological forces at play and the cutting-edge modeling techniques used to predict its potential impact. You'll be on the edge of your seat as we visualize the massive waves crossing the Atlantic at jet-like speeds, bearing down on unsuspecting coastal cities with relentless force.

But this isn't just a tale of destruction – it's a story of human ingenuity and resilience in the face of nature's most extreme forces. We'll take you behind the scenes of the scientific debate surrounding the likelihood of such an event and the efforts being made to prepare for the unthinkable. From advanced early warning systems to innovative coastal defense strategies, you'll discover how communities are working to safeguard against this and other maritime threats.

Whether you're a science enthusiast, a concerned citizen, or simply someone fascinated by the awesome forces that shape our planet, this video offers a compelling exploration of a threat that, while unlikely, demands our attention and respect.

Join us for this eye-opening journey into the heart of a hypothetical disaster that could reshape the world as we know it. You'll come away with a new appreciation for the power of nature, the ingenuity of science, and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable challenges.

3,000 Foot MEGA Tsunami Could Destroy the East Coast

[NGC-catseye]

Wow, , ,, time flies, 2021 for two months. I remember when it was a big thing. But I like volcanoes 🌋
Your pronunciation of tsunami toosuenami was worth the fifteen minutes 😹

[Sherkhan]

Since I know about this volcano threat, I wonder about the possibility for a terrorist group or a country to trigger such a collapse using explosives or bombs. Sorry if I scare people with such a movie-like scenario, but in 1996, on top of the Sears Tower in Chicago, I had the vision of a plane crashing in it. As a foreigner (French) I had been reluctant to tell about this horrid vision to the security guards of the building to assess this particular sort of risk. 5 years later I deeply regretted not to have do.

[lindawatmore]

This is going to happen soon I had a vision of America being consumed by water back in 2016 and being completely consumed with water like being tossed around in a washing machine and items entangled around me and suddenly I was standing upright and feeling a breeze blowing through my body was moving around and looking down to see what I was standing on top of a giant mountain of rotting flesh and the smell was making me wretch and was like a ocean of bodies floating around me with debris and before I was stood in the street with skyscrapers and buildings and suddenly I saw water rushing towards me like a burst dam I live in Europe and a small market town that doesn’t have skyscrapers like America and I was told that was America in the future

[MiloAllen-uv]

Hi Good morning Family Everyone please Pray this; doesn't happen !!!! Because the Prayer's of the righteous avail much Family !!!! So everyone please Pray on it !!!! God is great all the time Family !!!!

[appaloosa]

Winter storm( hurricane ) Ivan, Bamgor ME February 14-15, 2017.

[EricSchafer-bk]

Why not consider mitigation at the Island Simon Day's original documentary showed the rift on the mountain and explored the mountain's rock formation via a mine. The mine showed interleaved shafts of rock ruble with water filling the gaps and impermeable shafts of solid rock. During periods of magma activity the water in the rock ruble shafts heat and provide immense mechanical energy to cleave the island. Remember, the industrial revolution harnessed the mechanical energy in steam to move heavy items like trains and ships. How about studying vent drills to give steam a path to expand without moving the island?

[davidargiro]

Miami airport is approx 12 miles from the beach. So, MIA is fine. FLL (Ft. Lauderdale) is much closer, about 3 miles from the water. They have bigger worries with basic high tides and rising oceans through warming of the poles & just sinking like many cities in Asia.

[lukebogacik]

This has been a thing for a while, , , welcome to the world. 😉

[joeblow]

Nice. Everyone i hate is on the east coast. Half mile high wave wont touch denver in the mtns a mile up. Hehe. Bring it!

[Ahuntsicspotter]

I live in the Montreal region, and if Montreal is not hit by the mega tsunami, what is going to happen? I would say there could be the radiation.

[DerrickPope-sgow]

Don't let Terrance Howard do the math. He says 8+5=33. Sad thing is he really believes it.

[Antholina]

Yes god is searching for evil against him every evil will destroy by him there us no one free from his punushment repent only the key for survive . No war stop war no war make peace, stupit world ignore god makes me stress

[IrvinBennett-go]

In other words this is all a big what if. It could also never happen.

[magic]

What a joke this conspiracy video is. Scientific facts show that the east coast would experience possible 10-15 meter high which is approx 40-50 feet. That would still be devastating. But, not 3000 feet. LOL

[Inthelightwewillsee]

Vote for the Constitution of the United States of America
Mr Trump knows what the Constitution means
peace and love is what America 🇺🇸 is about
Not seen much of that for three and a half years