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    Tsunami in a Tank

    By Posted on 1.22.2008 1 Comments

    Three years after a series of tsunamis killed more than 200,000 people and devastated hundreds of communities bordering the Indian Ocean, a team of engineers has figured out how to re-create smaller versions of the killer waves in a lab. Their first-of-its-kind flume, set for completion next year, could better reveal how tsunamis work and help in designing buildings that can withstand their power.

    7.6.2008 at 07:35am - Comment by ruturaj

    this is very nice info available, but if videos are provided with it, that will b the best for peopl lik me.thank you.



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