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A 1,500-Foot Tsunami Hit Alaska. Scientists Warn It Could Happen Again
The mountain gave way at 5:26 on a Sunday morning, sending more than 63 million cubic metres of rock crashing into Alaska’s Tracy Arm fjord. The impact forced the water upward with such force that it climbed 481 metres up the opposite mountainside, creating a wave roughly 1,578 feet high. Nobody died, but researchers say…