TSUNAMI Height Comparison On The Earth 🌊

Hi, everybody,
In this video, I compared the dimensions of the tsunami on the real world.
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It starts at the statue of liberty and passes through New York

Note: location of the Statue of Liberty is approximated

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[scar]

The Statue of Liberty must be extremely clean by now

[justinsorci]

In the real tsunami videos, it doesn’t look like a huge wall of water cresting over. Instead, it looks like river rapids that just keep pushing inland.

[XBQV]

Note: The last one is theoretical.
That is the wave the asteroid would have produced if it landed in the Pacific Ocean, instead of the much shallow waters it actually landed in

[anonfinally]

"Those aren't mountains."

*Hans Zimmer intensifies*

[-mossytoad-]

Just IMAGINE waking up to see a tsunami bigger than the collisional Titan like bro I’d friggin scream

[azaneth]

I remember seeing the 2004 Indonesian tsunami at Sumatra on the news, was 6 that time and I remember seeing clips people manage to capture being played over and over again on the news. Gave me nightmares for a few weeks since I'm terrified it could happen in my area (since Indonesia is in the "Ring of Fire"). Was extremely heartbreaking. I could recall the videos in my head to this day.

[countchompula]

That last one.. you wouldn’t even see the top of it -just a giant blue wall of death engulfing everything...

[NUSORCA]

When the last one comes, you won’t even know it’s a tsunami

[sronaimus]

People in Alaska: Nice mountain view
What? There were never mountains her-
UH-OH THOSE AINT MOUNTAINS

[zch]

It’s about time someone gave the Statue of Liberty a good wash

[georgeecheveste]

That last one was way super scary.
Glad I don't live in NYC

[jinhengtan]

The last tsunami wave in the animation video is the height of the tsunami generated by the massive Chicxulub asteroid if it had hit deep waters. According to researchers, the Chicxulub asteroid that struck the Yucatan Peninsula at the Gulf of Mexico caused a tsunami that is at least a mile high and the height was limited by relatively shallow waters in the area. If the asteroid had impacted the deep ocean, the tsunami's height would be even greater at 4.6 kilometres (2.9 miles) tall, as seen in the animation.

[Akainu_D._Ace]

• 0:06 Aegean Sea, Turkey 🇹🇷, 6 M (2020)
• 0:14 Japan 🇯🇵, 12 M, (2007)
• 0:22 Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬, 15 M, (1998)
• 0:32 Krakatau Eruption, Indonesia 🇮🇩, 35 M, (1883)
• 0:42 Western Coast of Sumatra, Indonesia 🇮🇩, 51 M, (2004)
• 0:55 Honshu Island, Japan 🇯🇵, 55 M, (2011)
• 1:00 Kamchatka, Russia 🇷🇺, 64 M, (1737)
• 1:11 Ryukyu Islands, Japan 🇯🇵, 85 M, (1771)
• 1:24 Western Hokkaido, Japan 🇯🇵, 55 M(???), (1741)
• 1:32 Banda Sea, Indonesia 🇮🇩, 100 M, (1674)
• 1:38 Lituya Bay, Alaska, United States 🇺🇸, 120 M, (1853)
• 2:00 Vajont Dam, Italy 🇮🇹, 250 M, 1963
• 2:11 Spirit Lake, Washington, United States 🇺🇸, 260 M, (1980)
• 2:22 Lituya Bay, Alaska, United States 🇺🇸, 524 M, (1958)
• 2:57 Tsunami by Asteroid Impact, (Possibly) Yucatan, Mexico 🇲🇽, 4600 M, (66 million years ago)

[BaristaAri]

Imagine all the surfers waiting for the last one. Once in a lifetime opportunity 😉

[andrewgarratt]

That second to last one was straight outta Interstellar

[Alan_Page]

The normal tsunamis are from water being displaced by earthquakes shifting the sea bed.

The ones that get ridiculously high, like the ones in the Lituya Bay, Vajont Dam, and Spirit Lake happen when big things fall into the water and displace it, like a landslide on the shore.

A fun fact is this latter type of event could happen just off the west coast of Africa (e.g the Canary Islands) and the tsunami would be so powerful it would make it all the way across the entire Atlantic Ocean and still hit the east coast of the US as a tsunami, although by that time not a massive one.

[memedaddy]

I can't even imagine the wave to be THAT tall. My brain just can't process that

[siedliko]

One World Trade Center - 541M
Lituya Bay wave - 520M

But the building is still smaller.

Great Comparison.

[AnonS]

*imagine getting hit by the last tsunami*

[Princessjasmineeee]

2:41 me: maybe that’s it
also me seeing the very last one: ohhhh....it wasn’t done 😐