Tsunami often occur. How powerful are tsunamis?

My personal understanding is that it is caused by the concave and convex mirror principle of the atmosphere. The ocean also has the concave and convex mirror principle, causing magma to appear inside the earth. During each heating and expansion, it explodes at the weakest point! Earthquakes, landslides, meteorites falling into the sea, nuclear bombs exploding, etc. are all possible. Just shake a certain area of ??the sea and a tsunami will form. Earthquakes occur when the earth's gravity reaches a certain peak.

The factors that cause tsunamis include the following: 1. Changes in the moon's gravity, 2. The movement of the earth's crust causes plates to move and energy is excited. 3. Man-made factors, such as nuclear explosions. 4. Natural disasters, such as volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, etc. A tsunami is a transfer of energy. The intuitive manifestation is that the sea water retreats, and the coastal water level drops rapidly. What follows is a huge wave of tens or even hundreds of meters in size, and the destructive power produced is also amazing.

Among them, tsunamis caused by earthquakes are the most destructive. The one that impressed me most was the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004. I was twelve or thirteen years old at that time and saw the huge damage caused by the tsunami on TV. In 2004, an earthquake in the Indian Ocean triggered a tsunami, which caused disaster to countries surrounding the Indian Ocean. The earthquake and tsunami killed 226,000 people. It can be seen that the destructive power is quite terrifying.

Once a tsunami enters the continental shelf, due to the sharp shallowing of the water depth, the wave height increases sharply, reaching a height of 20 meters. If the "water wall" with huge energy rushes onto the land, it will bring devastating disasters to human life and property. When a strong earthquake occurs on the seafloor, the strong seismic waves cause strong vibrations in the seawater. When they propagate to shallow seas and coasts, they are affected by the solids on the seabed and generate huge waves, which are pushed up to the coast, and a tsunami occurs.

The tsunami phenomenon is caused by the imbalance of the earth's deflection movement. It has no fundamental relationship with volcanic eruptions. If you understand the theory of celestial motion, you will understand the reason. There is a sudden release of huge energy. When the energy propagates in the form of waves, it encounters obstacles and accumulates to form a tsunami, that is, the water surface suddenly rises. Impact on the ocean, nuclear explosion in the ocean, ocean earthquake or magma explosion.