Alaskan Tsunami No One Heard Of Last Year Was Your Fault

First, though, cult insanity. Sorry about the nudity, but, we’re all adults

Wait till she realizes that being hung by your feet for long periods of time was used to torture people, causing asphyxiation as the organs press on the diaphragm, circulatory failure, Cerebral Hemorrhage, and Rhabdomyolysis. Also, her head, back, and shoulders are really going to hurt

Anyhow

Alaskan megatsunami bigger than Empire State Building triggered by climate change

A tsunami at a popular tourist spot in Alaska was the second highest ever recorded and it was “unbelievably lucky” no one was hurt, researchers have said.

The wave at the Tracy Arm Fjord in the Tongass National Forest was triggered by a rock landslide which was driven by climate change.

Only the timing of the event, 5.30am on 10 August last year, meant no cruise ships or boats were in the area when the tsunami happened – but experts fear next time “we may not be so lucky”.

Scientists said the wave was up to 1,578ft (481m) tall, making it far bigger than The Shard in London and comfortably higher than New York City’s Empire State Building.

Climate change meant the glacier supporting the mountain had retreated amid warming temperatures, eventually leaving the rock unsupported and triggering a landslide.

Well, things warm up during an interglacial period, especially during a warm period during the interglacial. There’s no witchcraft, er, anthropogenic causation, involved.

There were no photographs or footage of the tsunami, so the scientists reconstructed the events using aerial photos taken after, alongside other data.

The researchers determined the tsunami’s height by measuring where the stripping of vegetation had occurred.

It’s a narrow fjord, so, yeah, it could be big. If it happened. There is a photo at the article which shows the aftermath 3 days later.

University College London geophysicist and study co-author Stephen Hicks said: “This collapse triggered a seismic wave observed around the globe.”

And, yet, this is the first time I’ve heard of it, despite the huge amount of climate scam news I view.