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A Landslide in Alaska Set Off a Tsunami. There May Be More to Come.

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By Christian Elliott
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(Science Times) Nearly 500 feet up a near-vertical rock face, scraped clean of soil and alder trees, Bretwood Higman, a geologist, looked down across the Tracy Arm fjord in southeast Alaska at a scene of devastation. At 5:26 a.m. on Aug. 10 last year, a mass of rock with a volume 24 times larger than that of the great pyramid of Giza crashed down the mountainside, sending a wave of water 1,578 feet up the opposite wall and setting off a tsunami that roared down the fjord.
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A Landslide in Alaska Set Off a Tsunami. There May Be More to Come.

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By Christian Elliott
| Breaking One
(Science Times) Nearly 500 feet up a near-vertical rock face, scraped clean of soil and alder trees, Bretwood Higman, a geologist, looked down across the Tracy Arm fjord in southeast Alaska at a scene of devastation. At 5:26 a.m. on Aug. 10 last year, a mass of rock with a volume 24 times larger than that of the great pyramid of Giza crashed down the mountainside, sending a wave of water 1,578 feet up the opposite wall and setting off a tsunami that roared down the fjord.
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Tající permafrost dělá z Aljašky časovanou bombu. Jeden muž závodí s horami o lidské životy

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By Christian Elliott
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