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Old 28-02-2010, 05:04 PM #1
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Ok well go a bit above there too Kailua...



So that would not of been affected?
A bit, but again not taking the full force.

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the wave isnt a beam traveling in the north west direction hence why NZ and AU were affected
The wave travelling towards Hawaii was travelling north west. You can draw a circle around the epicentre of the earthquake and wherever that circle is in the sea, thats the direction the wave was travelling in at that particular part
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The wave travelling towards Hawaii was travelling north west. You can draw a circle around the epicentre of the earthquake and wherever that circle is in the sea, thats the direction the wave was travelling in at that particular part
exactly, come on use your head, anywhere that is facing chile will be hit
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exactly, come on use your head, anywhere that is facing chile will be hit
... which is not many places due to the size of the pacific ocean. All the energy would be lost.
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... which is not many places due to the size of the pacific ocean. All the energy would be lost.
hence why the wave was only 3ft
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