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Magazine Article
Wall of Water
2004
Overview
\"A tsunami usually starts with an underwater earthquake, landslide, or volcano pushing the ocean floor, which shoves tonnes of water out of the way. The water sloshes back and forth as it settles, sending out waves in rings like the ripples when you drop a stone in a pond. Unlike wind waves, tsunami waves are hundreds of kilometres long, and move water the full depth of the ocean in low waves.\" (YES Mag: Canada's Science Magazine for Kids) Learn how tsunamis form and read about the devastation caused by two tsunamis in Hawaii. The development of tsunami warning systems is also mentioned.
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