Mega-Tsunami

Mega-Tsunami
Title Mega-Tsunami PDF eBook
Author Robert Salzman
Publisher iUniverse
Pages 104
Release 2005-04
Genre Bible
ISBN 0595347975

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The story of the Hebrew Exodus from Egypt is told in an entirely new way using scientific tools. Science was used to unravel the mystery of the Ten Plagues, and the "Parting of the Seas". The time line of the biblical text was corroborated by data from the Greenland ice-cores. Robert S. Salzman the author has been Congressionally honored for his scientific writing services to the community. He now presents the story of the Hebrew Exodus from Egypt after many years of traveling to Egypt, Crete, and Santorini Island in the Aegean Sea. He has presented evidence of an inextricable link between the events in Egypt at the time of the Exodus and the events of the Minoans on Crete and Santorini. The MEGA-TSUNAMI that marked the demise of the Minoan civilization, also carried toward Egypt, and with God's plan, rescued the Hebrew nation at the Sea of Reeds.

Mega-Tsunami

Mega-Tsunami
Title Mega-Tsunami PDF eBook
Author David Cline
Publisher Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Pages 308
Release 2016-11-14
Genre Earthquakes
ISBN 9781539610687

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In 1958, a wave of water towering over 1700 feet high killed some local fisherman in a remote section of Alaska and caused a new word to be added to dictionaries across the world. Mega-Tsunami. After some comprehensive research, scientists discovered that the physics defying wave was caused by an earthquake. When a group of hikers trying to descend Sandthrax canyon in southern Utah experience a series of unusual earthquakes, they have no idea their journey will lead them around the globe as they track down the origin and purpose for these geological anomalies. What they discover, unless they can stop it, would alter the face of the entire world forever.

Tsunami!

Tsunami!
Title Tsunami! PDF eBook
Author Anne Rooney
Publisher Encyclopaedia Britannica
Pages 73
Release 2015-01-01
Genre Natural disasters
ISBN 1625133782

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Written in British English, Tsunami! describes how earthquakes and volcanoes cause deadly waves, the devastation they inflict on communities and the environment, and why they are so difficult to predict.

Tsunami

Tsunami
Title Tsunami PDF eBook
Author Edward Bryant
Publisher CUP Archive
Pages 356
Release 2001-07-02
Genre Nature
ISBN 9780521775991

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Comprehensively describes the nature and process of tsunami, for students and researchers, and general public.

The Tsunami That Reshaped America

The Tsunami That Reshaped America
Title The Tsunami That Reshaped America PDF eBook
Author James W. Mercer
Publisher LULU
Pages 313
Release 2014
Genre Fiction
ISBN 1483411249

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In 2015, a deep-seated, chilling hatred for the first black president of the United States grows. America First, a Christian militia, thinks it has found a way to eliminate the president and reduce government control: on July 4, they will create a mega tsunami that will devastate the eastern seaboard-including Washington, DC. If all goes well, America will be free again. The one thing America First lacks is the expertise to carry out their plan. Dr. Mark Malloy―the geologist they have kidnapped to obtain his skills―is not yet cooperating. As Mark's wife works with a renegade FBI agent to find her husband, their efforts are repeatedly thwarted. Now they are left wondering if they can find him in time to prevent America from being reshaped forever. In this international thriller, a domestic terror attack looms, and time begins to run out for a geologist, the president, the country, and the only two people with the ability to save them all.

Tsunami

Tsunami
Title Tsunami PDF eBook
Author Edward Bryant
Publisher Springer Science & Business Media
Pages 359
Release 2008-01-29
Genre Nature
ISBN 3540742743

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Tsunamis are underrated as major hazards, mainly due to the misconceptions that they occur infrequently and happen along some distant shoreline. However, evidence for past great tsunami has recently been discovered along apparently aseismic and protected coastlines, such as those of Australia and Western Europe. This is a comprehensive and well illustrated textbook on all aspects of tsunami. It can be used by a student or layperson to gain encyclopedic knowledge about tsunami.

Surviving a Megatsunami

Surviving a Megatsunami
Title Surviving a Megatsunami PDF eBook
Author Madeline Tyler
Publisher Gareth Stevens Publishing LLLP
Pages 34
Release 2018-12-15
Genre Juvenile Fiction
ISBN 1538235080

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A monstrous megatsunami sounds like the plot of thrilling action movie, but could this catastrophic natural disaster really be in our future? As climate change continues to impact the planet in dangerous and destructive ways, it's best to be prepared. This volume introduces readers to the concept of extreme storms in an entertaining way. They'll learn survival tips for situations ranging from silly to scary. A chilling design with creepy, full-color images add to the excitement. Even reluctant readers will be drawn to this spooky, high-interest topic.