How realistic is the mega disaster in the latest episode of Hulu’s ‘Paradise’? Scientists provide real-life examples of global tsunamis and supervolcanic eruptions that could devastate Earth ...

Hydraulic engineering specialists have unveiled the latest—and most realistic—generation tsunami simulator. The device, which is installed in HR Wallingford's Fast Flow Facility, is being part ...

California, for example, is updating its tsunami hazard maps, which were originally drawn in 2009, by modeling a suite of realistic tsunami scenarios from both nearby and faraway sources.

Tsunamis pose a risk to the entirety of the California coast. But should a major one strike, how bad could it be?

PHUKET: More than 1,000 people took part in a large-scale tsunami response exercise held at Kamala Beach yesterday (June 27) ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — A tsunami warning blared over cellphones across the San Francisco Bay Area on Thursday after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Northern California. The quake was big ...

The tsunami hazard area (shaded orange) represents the “maximum considered tsunami runup from several extreme, infrequent, and realistic tsunami sources,” according to the California Department of ...

Realistic Tsunami Stars in Norwegian Disaster Movie "The Wave," which imagines a tsunami devastating a small town that really is vulnerable to such a disaster, opened March 4 in the United States.

Tsunami hazard zones represent the maximum inundation area in a number of extreme yet realistic scenarios, the California Geological Survey says. If you’re uphill or inland from the zones, you ...

So if you want a global tsunami event, it might take a densely packed, 2 quadrillion-pound asteroid hitting Earth. Though at that point, Purkis said, “the tsunami is the least of your problems.” ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — A tsunami warning blared over cellphones across the San Francisco Bay Area on Thursday after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Northern California. The quake was big en… ...

It’s a tall order to create a 300-foot-high tsunami wave, although it has been done in real life, said earth scientist Sam Purkis. It’s all about the “efficiency of the explosion,” he said.