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Originally Posted by KRL
Figuring the math here.
Each cubic mile of seawater weighs approximately 4.7 billion tons.
Mean ocean depth out there is about 2 miles.
The ground shift was 600 miles long.
Figuring a 10 mile width on the movement.
2 x 10 x 600 = 12,000 cubic miles x 4.7 Billion Tons = 57 Trillion Tons of Water was lifted up by the earthquake.
Bottom line on that equation? Don't fuck with Mother Nature.
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lol ... that's really a lot of power there . And we brag about our atomics bombs