Felt like a tsunami out of a movie!” Beachgoers flee in Praia de Buarcos, as ominous cloud formation consumes the shore.

Scientists have uncovered a rare slow-motion earthquake in Japan’s most tsunami-prone fault zone.

It’s a sultry June day on the glistening Thames Estuary; perfect for a river cruise and a spot of lunch in Kent. Yet there’s ...

Amid all the possibilities and ethical questions raised by the growing trove of artificial intelligence tools at the disposal of professors and students, the technology's true impact will depend on ...

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Scientists are testing artificial intelligence to improve tsunami warnings in Tofino, Canada, helping thousands evacuate more ...

Sato had survived a big tsunami before. In 1960, when he was eight, a 14-foot wave killed 41 people in Minamisanriku. The seawall was built after that, to a height of 5.5 meters, a little over 18 ...

The tsunami might be the result of some vertical movement along the fault, Gombert says. But he finds it unlikely this could entirely explain such high waves, which were reported to stand as tall ...

How to Survive shares five real tricks that helped survivors live through deadly tsunamis. They reveal key actions to take during and after massive waves. These practical tips increase your chance ...

A new tool that assesses the level of danger posed by tsunamis in real-time has been made operational on a global scale. The early warning system, Global Real-time Early Assessment of Tsunamis (GREAT) ...

Global Real-time Early Assessment of Tsunamis (GREAT), uses sound waves that travel through the ocean much faster than tsunamis and can be detected by underwater microphones called hydrophones.