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Tonga Eruption/Tsunami - US West Coast at Risk


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Tonga was hit with a tsunami, but looking at the video that was posted, it was nowhere near the scale of 2004 tsunamis.  Sooner or later, you would think that our coastal areas will get hit with something significant.

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1 hour ago, Procus said:

Tonga was hit with a tsunami, but looking at the video that was posted, it was nowhere near the scale of 2004 tsunamis.  Sooner or later, you would think that our coastal areas will get hit with something significant.

When the Cascadia Subduction Zone finally has a major earthquake, the entire Pacific Coast is going to be devastated. 

Here's a NOAA model animation of the last time it happened in 1700:

Here are the last 8.0+ magnitude earthquakes to hit the region:

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37 minutes ago, DBW said:

What was the point of punching the tree? 🥴

Getting hype bro!

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53 minutes ago, DBW said:

What was the point of punching the tree? 🥴

Training for the kumite. Somebody's gotta take the title from Frank Dux.

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2 hours ago, DBW said:

What was the point of punching the tree? 🥴

Training for the all valley. Cobra Kai is going down!!!

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15 minutes ago, mayanh8 said:

This is not a video of the Tonga tsunami, as per comments

But there were hashtags and everything. 

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54 minutes ago, Toty said:

none of this really matters

our solar system only has about 5 billion years (give or take 500 million) before it just goes "poof"

buy dogecoin

I just hope the Eagles can win another Super Bowl before then.

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