giant tsunami

The asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs 66 million years ago created a kilometer-high tsunami in the Gulf of Mexico, according to a study published on October 4 in the journal

Throughout human history, there is one topic that has always aroused the curiosity of countless explorers: prehistoric floods.

The massive earthquake that caused a massive tsunami across the Indian Ocean on December 26, 2004 has become the deadliest and most devastating natural disaster of this century.

The tsunami was caused by a landslide on the mountain, so large that it created a 4.1-magnitude earthquake and spread to the surrounding areas.

The giant 'tsunami' is such that only one wave can 'submerge' our entire galaxy.

Tsunami waves 50 meters high can land on the mainland on Mars about 3.4 million years ago after two asteroids collided.