I May Have Detected Volcanic Tremor at LA PALMA- not El Hierro- Yes- at Mr. Mega Tsunami!

reply to post by angelchemuel

No. Even with an extremely large event (very unlikely):

Regions closer to La Palma, however, would see great destruction. “The larger 19-cubic-mile event would certainly be a disaster for all of the Canary Islands and the west coast of Africa,” Grilli said. “Portugal and Spain could also see 15- to 50-foot waves.”

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Originally posted by AlexanderM
If the flank does collapse, I hope all the scientists who are saying, don't worry about it, are lined up on the shore, at the safe elevation they declare, so that if they're wrong, they are the first ones in the pool.

Same answer.

Originally posted by AlexanderM
Concerning the tsunami threat, experts are often wrong, and it all depends on how the slide occurs, if it occurs. Computer models behave just the way they are programed, nothing more. If there is a slow gradual collpase, it will likely dissipate, although it is still better to be safe than sorry, so you still evacuate. However if it goes during an explosive eruption and we get a flank collpase like Mount St. Helens, only under water, we are going to have a problem.

And this. The theories your quoting sound great until proven wrong.

reply to post by Phage



I'm not bothered either way at the end of the day....nowt we can do about it until and if it happens...I'll read all about it then
Rainbows
Jane

reply to post by angelchemuel

I'm going with it's not likely to happen for a few more lifetimes.

reply to post by Phage


Never say never to mother nature Phage! I think the Japanese might have a few things to say about that, and anybody who was living around Mt St Helens, or Krakatoa....and don't come back with science on that last one...give me a little credit please, I am just being fasecious!


Rainbows
Jane

:shk:

WHAT am I gonna do with you people? You're destroying my doom porn!

I agree, the chances of a real big event there are slim. Just the kind of odds Mama Earth likes.

reply to post by TrueAmerican


Exactly TA...it's those narrow percentages she just loves throwing in from left field so us humble mortals have to go away and 're-write' science!


Rainbows
Jane

Originally posted by TrueAmerican

:shk:

WHAT am I gonna do with you people? You're destroying my doom porn!

I agree, the chances of a real big event there are slim. Just the kind of odds Mama Earth likes.

yeah kind of like the fukushima odds eh.

hey phage, did you see fukushima coming in your armchair magic eight ball, heck no the odds are far to great for that to happen, right phage?

And?

What news lately please?

Dont let this thread die, it may be important.