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

Artistic reconstruction by Joschua Knüppe of the Seiche wave surging into the Tanis river, bringing in fishes and everything in its path (dinosaurs, trees) while impact spherules rain down from ...

This also caused a seiche — a standing wave that oscillated in the fjord ... The event demonstrated the far-reaching effects of environmental changes caused by global warming.

Tsunamis are also much larger and catastrophic. These wave events are often confused with seiches, which also occur in the Great Lakes. A seiche is a standing wave that moves back and forth in a ...

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 ...

“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 ...