Wild Tsunami Videos 6Vids

you know a big problem is the clean up. Its going to take a while before they can even start reconstruction.

crazy shit

Omg That Pic Is Fuckeeedddddd

that's some crazy friggin stuff

sad stuff

it's like a wall of dirt just sweeping over everything,

death comes whenever & wherever we are....so sad thing!

so sad..so sad.

and more pics and vids http://waveofdestruction.org/

Seeing how flat the islands are I don't think they could've escaped even with a 30 minute warnning.

oh god!!

holy shit... thats just insane...

Video number six shows how helpless these people really were.

Yep, miles of country just completely flat

fucking sick shit

so sad

that is the pic of the year sadly...

Indeed that is hella fucked up.

Oh my fuckin god, these videos are really pretty crazy..

LOOOTS of water...
shit

Holy shit...those pics and vids are insane.

the entire East Coast of the USA is next ,

the island La Palma , will fall partially in the sea and creat a much worse Tsunami that will hit the entire east coast

this Tsunami was a "normal" one , not caused by rocks falling in the sea, once rocks fall in the sea and creat a tsunami its called a megatsunami and that is much worse


all life around the east coast will be lost ,

the tricky part is no one know when the Isle of La palma will fal in the sea, all the know is that it WILL fall and cause a megatsunami .....

SCIENTISTS STATE ISLE OF LA PALMA WILL COLLAPSE AND DEVASTATE THE CARIBBEAN
by Carlos Elias

** It is geologically unstable and its collapse will produce a tidal wave***

MADRID.- This is not science fiction. It could happen tomorrow or several decades from now--an insignificant period of time, geologically speaking -- but it will happen. The volcanic structure of Cumbre Vieja, located on the Canary Island of La Palma, is thoroughly unstable and could crumble at any moment.

The island will split in two. Half a trillion tons of rock will fall into the sea within seconds and form a colossal wave measuring some 560 meters in height, travelling westward at a speed of 720 kilometers an hour. A gigantic tsunami will devastate the Caribbean islands and the Eastern Seaboard of the United States. Water from the wave will penetrate some 20 kilometers inland.

This would seem to be the plot of a disaster movie, but they are in fact the computations made by Swiss scientists concerning measurments taken on the island and incorporated into advanced geological profiling programs. The results have been published in the Journal of Vulcanology and Geothermal Research.
Faced with the sobering prospect presented by the scientists, both the editor of said publication and the Geological Society of London have written Lord Sainsbury, the British minister of science, to alert him to this almost certain catastrophe.

"It could happen at any time. Within 10 years or 10 decades, but please note this: "If I lived in Miami or in New York and heard that Cumbre Vieja was erupting, I wouldn't listen to the news a second longer," Dr. Simon Day of London's University College told the BBC.

Scientific fears are based not only on their geophysical computations which indicate that the current island of La Palma, with only 706 square kilometers of surface area and 2,426 meters in height, is in a precarious geotechnical balance. The peril also resides in a new eruption of the Cumbre Vieja peak, which isn't far-fetched cosnidering that it has exploded a dozen times in the past 100,000 years according to Day's calculations, and that the last eruption in La Palma occured in 1971.

Researchers envision two certain posibilities leading to the island's collapse: that an eruption occurs and the lava overflow shatters the volcanic structure, or simply, the increase of temperature generated increase the water pressure accumulated between the cracks of impermeable rocks, and that said pressure unleashes the catastrophe. "This is a much more vivid danger than having an asteroid fall. This would be a catastrophe not only for the island's residents, but for people on the other side of the ocean who've never heard of La Palma," says Day.

Ok, here are the pictures of devastation shot from the sattelite.
You will be amazed at whats left...

http://www.digitalglobe.com/tsunami_gallery.html

i live 3 blocks from the east coast asshole

Holy shit

i've seen enough :-(

lol ! you calling me an asshole for stating facts without expressing a view on them ???

Fucking scary

i am seriously afraid to travel these days, my white ass is staying in the middle of canada for as long as possible.

Can't believe this shit. I'm tellin' ya, the end is near. All those tornadoes and hurricanes this season in the US. All the typhoons and now tsunami's. Shit is going crazy on this planet. These natural disasters are becoming more of a scare than terrorism.

Move to the middle of the US and up in the mountains. That's my best advice. Hope they have high speed internet available.

Just gotta find a way to break the island off in smaller chunks instead of waiting for the whole thing to break off.

My thoughts exactly.. cushion / lower the size of impact to the ocean.

Matt

I am pretty sure its not that simple

that island is a tourist pit, they'd never willingly destroy any part of it

you have a way with understatements

Fuck, I am right by the ocean in NY.