Sorry to bother again, a heavy question... Is it a landslide to create a tsunami by adding hydrogen to the sea at an subatomic level?
For some reason I felt like it suitable that description
For some reason I felt like it suitable that description
It has been suggested that environmental changes driven by changes in climate could cause instability at continental margins, and increase the landslide frequency. Changes in water temperature or pressure regime (through sea level changes) causes otherwise stable gas hydrate to dissociate. The reduction of weight on continents due to melting ice sheets causes the Earth’s crust to rebound accompanied by large earthquakes. Both gas hydrate dissociation and earthquakes have the potential to cause submarine landslides.


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