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A one meter high tsunami wave moving at the speed of sound in sal****er (about
500 mph, I recall) can wreak havok, if it's split by, say, an island. When the two fronts recombine on the lee side of the island, there is an upheaval. I'd seen the severe damage to a marina a six inch tsunami caused on the back side of Terminal Island in Los Angeles Harbor back in the 1950s. Bill, K5BY |
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