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The study of the physical processes and properties of the planet Earth. Applicable to many subjects about Earth, such as its shape, its magnetic field, and ocean currents.
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Physics of tsunami: the relationship between wavelength, sea depth and the height of the water
The ewuatiin for water wave energy is
Energy = ¼ × density × gravity × wavelength × wave span × amplitude²
Which simplifies to
Energy ≈ 2,452.5 × wavelength × wave span × amplitude²
Wavelength Vs spee …
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Energy required for a large tsunami
My previous answer was fir the most part nonsense due to incorrect information on continental shelf topography. Here is s more accurate answer.
Water waves store half their energy as kinetic energy in …