Tsunami in New Jersey ?

must have been a tiny tsunami since thats right up the beach from me and i never noticed it

 

Isn't there a giant piece of a volcano in the Canaries that's in the right position to send a significant tsunami to the NY area when the landslide occurs?

 

You KNOW NJShredmachine was on that sh&T!!!

 

Yea that report of the "Meteo-Tsunami" is pretty crazy. The reports I read are comparing it to the one that damaged cars on the beach in Daytona a few years ago. I still don't really understand calling a surge that's weather-related a Tsunami, but they are:

http://thesandpaper.villagesoup.com...re-s-a-way-to-help-the-lady-terrapins/1020216

 

Cumbre Viejo on La Palma. We have 8 hours after the side slides, which is enough if doesn't happen when we're sleeping. Most say that the mid Atlantic ridge is more likely to do damage.

 

Yeah, volcanologists say it's not a question of if, it's only a question of when.

 

Shred Machine def got tubed on those waves!

 

Anyone get pictures. i rode a secret outer bombie in barnegat Nj. 26 miles off the coast, huge slab breaks over shallow aircraft carrier that went down years ago. pics coming soon

 

that's nothing more than 'conspiracy theory'

 

Uh oh, didn't mean to ignite another conspiracy battle

 

Very interesting, definitely going to look into those while procrastinating at work today.

 

No, it is well known that the side could fall and cause some tsunami waves. Here is a full research paper on the subject: http://wet.kuleuven.be/wetenschapinbreedbeeld/lesmateriaal_geologie/wardday-lapalmatsunami.pdf

What is conspiracy is that many sites claim that the collapse is extremely likely, and that the waves will be 300 ft high. Scientists only predict larger waves if it collapses in a specific way, but it is unknown whether this is likely to happen. The waves are not predicted to be 300 ft, but rather 10-25 m. Still big waves, but no where near the Armageddon size claimed by some sites.
There have also been later studies that point to that specific volcano being less of a threat. However, there are still many serious threats out there: http://www.livescience.com/24813-east-coast-tsunamis.html
I think the real issue, is that much of the east coast is completely unprepared for any tsunami like event. Look how the little storm surge from Sandy destroyed the northeast. Imagine what would happen if a 30ft wave rolled in. Even shredmachine couldn't tame that beast.

 

Maybe it's the military testing some underwater detonation device

 

where's yer tin hat Mr. Conspirator?

http://www.setyoufreenews.com/2012/...mega-tsunamis-wont-obliterate-u-s-east-coast/


Howz dat feel, chicken little?

 

Did you not read what I wrote: "There have also been later studies that point to that specific volcano being less of a threat."

 

when has that been an issue with your comments.

 

You didn't read what I wrote, thus you didn't understand (as is the issue with most of our earlier conversations). I never said to fear this thing. I said there are studies that show it could happen, and that conspiracy sites blow it out of proportion. I also said later studies show it might not be an issue to worry about. I also stated that there are other environmental causes of tsunamis that could occur, and that the east coast is mostly unprepared for any events. Are you just looking for something to e-fight over? I not sure what the issue is. Maybe you need a hug?

 

I was just fuggin witchu. See how easy it is to find alternate info? Just had to throw in a tin hat/ conspiracy theorist line to show you how it feels.