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originally posted by: jinni73
a reply to: Rewey
It took England 50 years of trying to settle In Australia before they succeeded virtually no one survived the sheep could not eat the grass and there was very little food for the English so how a historian can tell you how many the English murdered Is an absolute Impossibility as do you really think the English government would keep a record
originally posted by: jinni73
a reply to: Rewey
yeah I tried to look at the map but google would not let me
I clearly said The Aboriginies have all moved Inland because a Tsunami comes in and covers the East coast
what has a map got to do with ?
originally posted by: jinni73
a reply to: Rewey
yeah I tried to look at the map but google would not let me
I clearly said The Aboriginies have all moved Inland because a Tsunami comes in and covers the East coast
what has a map got to do with ?
Tsunamis are long, powerful waves that are created by sub-sea earth movements – earthquakes, land and ice slips, meteor strikes. But not all Earth movements create these waves, many give little or no effect. A tsunami occurs because the water mass of the ocean is displaced and, much like throwing a stone into a pond, waves are generated. The displacement in a tsunami creates a wave which is very long – up to 200 km (125 miles). These waves travel in a very predictable way that is determined by the water depth. Anyone with a calculator can predict its speed (square root of 9.81 times the water depth) so in the deep ocean at 5,000 m this is 221m per second, about 800 km an hour (500 mph) – the speed of a jumbo jet. In spite of this speed and power, out at sea the wave is usually less than one metre high. It would take about 15 minutes to pass a boat and would be barely noticeable. As the wave hits the shoreline it rapidly slows to about 50 km an hour (30 mph) but the back of the wave is still travelling faster in deeper water and so is catching up with the front – a water traffic jam is taking place. The water has to go somewhere, so it goes up, building a wave of 10, 20, even 30 metres in height (some 30 to 100 feet). This wall of water finally arrives at the coast travelling at 30 to 50 km/hr (30 mph) causing massive destruction.
Do the Maoris know as well???
originally posted by: jinni73
a reply to: Rewey
Yes the Aboriginies are the original humans and they have been here for 500 million years
Four thousand years of manuscript of Australian history? Uh huh.
Tsunamis are long, powerful waves that are created by sub-sea earth movements – earthquakes, land and ice slips, meteor strikes. But not all Earth movements create these waves, many give little or no effect. A tsunami occurs because the water mass of the ocean is displaced and, much like throwing a stone into a pond, waves are generated. The displacement in a tsunami creates a wave which is very long – up to 200 km (125 miles). These waves travel in a very predictable way that is determined by the water depth. Anyone with a calculator can predict its speed (square root of 9.81 times the water depth) so in the deep ocean at 5,000 m this is 221m per second, about 800 km an hour (500 mph) – the speed of a jumbo jet. In spite of this speed and power, out at sea the wave is usually less than one metre high. It would take about 15 minutes to pass a boat and would be barely noticeable. As the wave hits the shoreline it rapidly slows to about 50 km an hour (30 mph) but the back of the wave is still travelling faster in deeper water and so is catching up with the front – a water traffic jam is taking place. The water has to go somewhere, so it goes up, building a wave of 10, 20, even 30 metres in height (some 30 to 100 feet). This wall of water finally arrives at the coast travelling at 30 to 50 km/hr (30 mph) causing massive destruction.
originally posted by: jinni73
a reply to: pheonix358
I lived there for 5 years I got Invited to go and live with the Aboriginies In the middle of Australia. I also get given certain pieces of Information from Individuals because they know I know my stuff.