the mega-tsunami wave traveled back and forth in the inlet and created a standing wave called a seiche. We often see ...

Earthquakes in December and February created waves in a Death Valley National Park pond that devastated the habitat of one of ...

Left panel shows a ground motion visualization, showing the seismic wave from the Greenland seiche spreading out around the planet. Each circle shows the data from an individual seismic monitoring ...

Because the landslide struck the waterway at a nearly 90-degree angle, waves bounced back and forth across it for nine days — a phenomenon scientists call a seiche. “No one had ever seen ...

“Then the wind turned off, and for a few days afterwards you’re going to see that kind of back-and-forth movement of water in the form of a wave called a seiche. It takes a while for that ...

and spawned massive standing waves called seiche waves – perhaps hundreds of yards tall – in water bodies. ‘Flying Dragon’ dinosaur used to roam the southern skies These waves, carrying ...

One of the rarest species on Earth, the Devils Hole pupfish, came close to extinction in recent months, thanks to an earthquake 500 miles from their deep desert cave. Now, worried scientists and ...

The indirect warming mechanism prevails in the sublittoral zones, which are affected by internal seiche activity, including Poincare and Kelvin waves with cycle periods of ~12 h and ~24 h, ...