On 4/1/05 9:11, in article ,
"Charlie Pridham" wrote:
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Lots of people have said that, but it seems unlikely. To create a tsunami
requires a high energy shock wave, a bit of land falling in would, however
large not be moving fast enough for the damage to be transmitted any
distance, although there would certainly be a large wave locally much as
when large icebergs break off.

But isn't the chunk of La Palma predicted to fall into the sea following
volcanic action?
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