yes, more or less that was it, i mean, other experiments later on became a bit more complex, with a pulley system to open the gate, etc... this first one was a "proof of concept" thing, and a pretty standard way to attempt to reproduce tsunami waves (by using solitary waves)
well... one of the largest recent ones was in Alaska.... in 1958... that does not mean that they are necessarily the largest.... meteorites, volcanic eruptions, etc can also trigger large tsunamis.... even earthquake tsunamis can be quite large, take the Banda Aceh tsunami in 2004 for example, with heights of over 20m in some locations....
sorry, ok, it doesn't travel as a soliton but as a solitary wave, but it has "soliton" like features when it hits the breakwater, this can be seen in the Tsunami Experiment II video (see in Related Videos)
it was a tsunami experiment i carried out as part of my phd thesis.... I put it online so that some friends could get an image of what it is that i do to justify my existence (and their tax money)
I don´t get it... Did you put that table and filled that part with more water than the rest?
It was amazing!
djslash20 7 months ago
yes, more or less that was it, i mean, other experiments later on became a bit more complex, with a pulley system to open the gate, etc... this first one was a "proof of concept" thing, and a pretty standard way to attempt to reproduce tsunami waves (by using solitary waves)
adrao77 7 months ago
It's a Shower ?
Duncan057 8 months ago
coool xd como le hacen para hacer el tsunami pero cool
102beyblade 9 months ago
if you put a bomb in the way of a tsunami would that help?
5deagle 10 months ago
@5deagle you'll get Terrorists!
NightSociety 10 months ago
@5deagle Of course! People will die faster and won´t suffer a lot!
djslash20 7 months ago
well... one of the largest recent ones was in Alaska.... in 1958... that does not mean that they are necessarily the largest.... meteorites, volcanic eruptions, etc can also trigger large tsunamis.... even earthquake tsunamis can be quite large, take the Banda Aceh tsunami in 2004 for example, with heights of over 20m in some locations....
adrao77 1 year ago
102beyblade cool
102beyblade 9 months ago
Great experiment! Is it true that the largest tsunami are triggered by landslides (mega tsunami)?
wikiwuki 1 year ago
@wikiwuki The largest one was triggered by a landslide in alaska in 1958. It was over 500 meters (1640 feet) high!
timluijten987654321 1 year ago
@timluijten987654321 i know. it was the largest one ever in the world.
wikiwuki 1 year ago
it appears to travel as a soliton...
adrao77 2 years ago
sorry, ok, it doesn't travel as a soliton but as a solitary wave, but it has "soliton" like features when it hits the breakwater, this can be seen in the Tsunami Experiment II video (see in Related Videos)
adrao77 2 years ago
Does it travel as a soliton or an ordinary wave train?
msf60khz 2 years ago
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coolglock19 3 years ago
Interesting...how a small amount of water can trigger a larger end reaction.
groovdafied 4 years ago 8
....?
brentnee3 4 years ago
it was a tsunami experiment i carried out as part of my phd thesis.... I put it online so that some friends could get an image of what it is that i do to justify my existence (and their tax money)
adrao77 4 years ago 4
okay
jifamigger 4 years ago