it is not a plain wave

@@meyague it can look like a plain wave until it hits shallower water then it quickly builds up size

Lituya's tsunami was not a plain wave, dude

@@qepdestehombre when you look at it from in the ocean it can look like a plain or abnormally large wave until it hits the shallows. much like a rogue wave.

So not a plain wave ...a normal wave moves the very very top of the .01% of the water .....tsunami is the entire ocean mass moving trillions of tons of water...it doesn't recede back to build up it recedes back in the troth of the wave being sucked in so as the water in front of the wavetroff is sucked I. The entire body of water in front if it is sucked into the wave....it builds up close to the coast because it's shallower but the amount if water is enormous so instead of building up like a Hollywood movie it becomes super long and miles of water in 1 wave ....1st wave is rarely the biggest as at ground zero the water displacement comes back and fills in the ocean and when it gills it pops I call it and a bigger wave then comes but honestly it might even be the 3rd wave that is the biggest with everyone after that usually starting to diminish...it's a seri3s event not just 1 wave ..... miles long and miles apart. Also one of the biggest mistakes people make is after the 1st wave they try and escape to early of May have to but the. 2nd 3rd 4th wave is approaching .... remember psa is for accurate information ...even in Deep water it's super small compared to when by coast but you can definetly tell something really really really weird just happened underneath you

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@@lumberbrain thanks

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Trust me it is not slow

You should have been on the beach admiring the beauty

Fur. Real. E. S. T. ? U like the 4th of july? U like fireworks? Seen alot of them, have u? Many 4ths n firework shows, on n off t.v. right? Well let me tell u something and i sure hope u listen well.. U aint seen nothing on fire works, until u been to the ocean / beach. Doesnt even matter witch one. People massive, massive cars full of people. Some coming from 45 minutes away others were talking like 20 hour drive. People by there fire works n take to the beach to blow them up. It honestly is like nothing u have ever experienced. U seriously really cant cause, its much more amazing then u wood ever guess it to be... Went the first time when i was 15, when my antie rosie took me camping in Ocean Shores, Washington. We decided then n there. We would never celebrate the 4th anywhere else. Im 36 now n we have never missed one year. Its turned into a great family tradition. Anyone that goes is truly mesmerized n it really is amazing. I hope for u to go n experience this. I dont know u but not in a creepy way but i kinda want to track u down n drag u to the ocean! Warm thoughts i send ur way n hope u get to one day see it smell it. Hear it. N walk on it but NO SWIMMING, THOUGH RIP TIDES ARE VERY DANGEROUS HERE..

@@joanysohayda7233 I could care less about fireworks. Maybe you should spend less time at the beach and work on your spelling and grammar.

@@karenholladay2612 WELL ARENT U SO LOVELY? I HOPE U WALK OK WITH THAT NOSE SHOVED SO FAR UP IN THE AIR. ONCE U REACH A CERTAIN AGE IVE HEARD MOST GET PRETTY CRANKY LIKE THAT. ENJOY THE FEW SHORT ONES U HAVE LEFT THERE GRANNY.

@@joanysohayda7233 What on earth are you trying to say mate? This was most likely more of a challenge to read than it was for you to attempt to type. Keep trying.

There's going to be one in the states, probably within the next few decades and it'll be bigger than this one. The Cascadia Subduction Zone is nearly identical to the Sunda Straits fault that caused the boxing day tsunami that killed 250k people in 2004. And the Pacific Northwest is not even remotely as prepared for a megathrust earthquake followed by a massive tsunami as Japan is. But they get an 8.7-9.2 megathrust earthquake every 244 years on average going back the past 10k years. Last one was a 9.0 in January 1700. They're overdue already by about 90 years

@@granddaddykaddy1788 Pacific NW isn't nearly as densely populated as Japan or Indonesia but yeah. I've been watching it since late 70's when I read about it in HS class. Scariest part (to me) is that it'll probably either trigger or be triggered by the San Andreas fault. NOT a good time 😖

@@jeffatkinson3288 yeah it's going to be the worst natural disaster in the history of the United States by miles. And you're absolutely right one fault line ripping could trigger the other. Talk about a worst case scenario 😬🙏🏿

@@jeffatkinson3288 the other point that needs to be made if we are comparing what it will look like in Pacific northwest vs Japan or Indonesia are both the Canadian and US population's behaviour in the immediate aftermath. I remember during the massive power outage in the early 00s in Ontario, Quebec and North eastern states, the poorer the neighbourhood the frequency of drivers not treating all intersections a as a four way stop increases dramatically. We fight over parking spots during black Friday and boxing day sales - I can only imagine what will happen when we experience a disaster of this scale. I definitely will want to own a gun at that time.

Tsunamis are taken VERY seriously in California! During Easter break in 1964 I was at the beach in SoCal when we were forced to evacuate and get away from the coast, following the Alaska quake on Good Friday. There are tsunami evacuation routes and posted signs all along the coast, and there are offshore sensors in the Pacific. It's true we're nowhere near Japan-level preparedness, but after what we saw of the Indian Ocean and Japan tsunamis, I think people will take it more seriously.

The first little waves that overtopped it wasn't the real Tsunami. The video ended before the big waves hit. All that was destroyed by the real tsunami.

@@HellYeahImIrish The first little waves made it easier for the second and third waves to "glide" into the coast and inland areas.

@@izzatfauzimustafa6535 True, I wish the video would have continued. The view from there was awesome.

I haven't ever seen this & I still watch, repeatedly, all the other video documented tsunami of Japan & Boxing day.....plus anything else available. This was mesmerising & creepy, I agree.

@@straya4837 we were meant for each other

@@joanysohayda7233 ditto

It’s called the Breakwater

It's like im playing cities skyline, and I i lowered the elevation. Oops.

Thank you

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@@user-tp8dc1ix6j quiet

Japan deal with tsunami since the acient time so people know better than others countries . No wonder why their traditional painting always got something to do with big waves and stuff.

@@mitismee So true. Japan has always faced the triple threat of earthquakes, tsunami, & volcanic eruptions. Thanks for your reply.

Very happy to live over 6000ft above sea level

@@theshapeexists Ah, my friend, the oceans are amazing & integral elements of our planet. Like ANYTHING in nature though, they have their good & bad sides. Thanks for your reply.

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A lot didn't make it though. I have quite a few that tried but the engines were not strong enough to get out to see.

@@gailknight3128 you have to go early enough. As soon as there was the first movement of the seaquake all bigger ships should have gone out, taking a lot of people with them. They are marine people I never understood seeing those big ships in harbour, being toyed around, Really so crazy, they are made to swim in rough sea! Fishermen in Thailand 2004 made the experience. Pity the japanese did not learn that lesson.

Their hearing is much more sensitive. I wonder if the dog was reacting to the screams of people.

There are some people walking away around the same time. I thought it might just be something the water was pushing until I saw them change direction and then start running.Look directly above the eleven in the date and keep watching.

Can you please share the link to this video ?

Thats how I feel....wow!

Pronto, agora eles estão salvos. Confia 😅

People cope in different ways when scared. Laughing can be a way to counter the panic. Stop judging them as if they are just jerks. You were not there and have no right to say that.

And it kept coming and coming..

This harbor has some natural advantages but the layout and design helped a lot. The energy was redirected.

yes 1m³ = 1 Ton - just a drop in the ocean, but would break all our bones

Drugs and the ocean always has weird vibes

It was a 9 on the richter scale, not sure if that is moderate.

@@gailknight3128 A magnitude 9 earthquake is a lot more powerful than the 7.9 magnitude earthquake that destroyed San Francisco in 1906. The 1906 earthquake did not trigger a tsunami for the simple reason that the fault geometry prohibits that. The motion on the San Andreas fault is essentially horizontal, whereas the Sendai 2011, Alaskan 1964, Sumatra 2004 / 5, Chile 1960, 2010, 2011 etc; all had a vertical component measured in 10's of metres. Several areas in Alaska, Chile submerged or rose about 20 metres from the pre-earthquake datums.

@@Volcano-Man apparently the coast of eastern Japan sank some meters, that strengthens your point and is witness to the force this tsunami demonstrated.

@@juttaweise I can assure you that there is absolutely no 'Apparently,' about it. The coast sank because prior to the earthquake, it was being pushed upwards, due to the processes involved in the subduction zone.

@@Volcano-Man I used apparently as I am not an expert and having read it, does not mean much these days. Thx for enlightning me.

Yes broo

... when it says full footage in the title ...

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don't be stupid

@@meyague u get bullied in real life n do nothing about it

@@OfficialWrdupb I actually don't thankfully and that's a helicopter, take your medication

@@meyague no life no friends u gotta be a miserable low life lmao

u say delaware like we don’t have beaches

.........so what's holding you back man - start packing, GO!

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This video ends before the actual waves hit. You did not see what ended up happening.