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Everything you ever wanted to know about Tsunamis:

Developed by the Pacific Tsunami Museum, this site provides the basics about what tsunamis are, what is known about them, and also provides links to other tsunami websites as well as references for further information.
Looking for some historical information about the Big Wave ? then click here, where you will find information on tsunami events from 49 B.C. to the present in the Mediterranean and Caribbean Seas, and in the Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific Oceans. The 'Run-up' database contains information on locations were tsunami effects have occurred.
Need to know what is real and what is not about tsunami myths ? then go to the site developed by The Tsunami Society whose mission is to disseminate factual information about tsunamis. This puts to rest the much hyped 'Mega Tsunami' thesis.
Last but not least the Australian Spaceguard Survey, gives you a detailed look at Tsunamis as the result of an asteroid or comet impact. You can find the number asteroids impacts with earth, number of Tsunamis generated by impacts along with risk estimates.

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