![]() | One year ago, the largest tsunmai ever recorded struck the Indian Ocean - and beyond. Scientists subsequently tracked the wave as it rippled across the entire globe along surprisingly complex paths. |
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The Wave Felt Round The World
From the January 2006 issue; published online January 17, 2006
![]() | One year ago, the largest tsunmai ever recorded struck the Indian Ocean - and beyond. Scientists subsequently tracked the wave as it rippled across the entire globe along surprisingly complex paths. |
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