Amazing Tsunami in Dublin Bay Ireland!
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- As I was shooting this video I could see that the water was disappearing fast! This is the 'pre-effect' of a Tsunami where the volume of water displaced by the event, (here the ship), quickly draws out all other water so seabed goes dry and then very quickly fills again with the tsunami wave. Shows how dangerous a tsunami is and how fast it moves and can catch people out!
I am, by the way, a scientist! It's a tsunami but on a micro scale. I'm demonstrating the effect that can be seen all over the world where ships sail on a relatively shallow draft.
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Watched this in Geography class. Teacher was laughing too hard to turn it off.
Omg same
Laughing at what?
Laughing at…physics? Oh yeah, geography teachers don’t understand how things work. They just know where stuff is.
That's so funny
Its water displacement caused from the ship
yes
No it's not. It's Chuck Norris washing his hands upstream.
@@KD-1983 no its not, that was me
Very interesting. This is absolutely a tsunami on a small scale. You can see how the water recedes at the beginning.
It isnt a tsunami, its a wave made by a ship. And ireland isn't near any tectonic border so it can't have one
@@sxphiii_ A tsunami can be caused by a number of things i. e water displacement by a landslide as in Krakatoa, or an earthquake, or, in this case, a ship. The principles are the same - as I said, it's obviously on a small scale but the wave behaves the same.
@@amandaprice3395 yes I understand but tsunamis are caused by earthquakes under the ocean. They usually happen to a country on the border of a tectonic plate. If you search on Google, ' map with tectonic plates' you can see that ireland is no where near a tectonic border.
@@sxphiii_ I know that I'm from Ireland. You obviously don't understand a word I said. Yes it CAN be caused by an earthquake but it can also be caused by OTHER methods of water displacrment.
@@amandaprice3395 but its just a boat that made a wave
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At last check I think I caused a bigger tsunami getting in the pool. LoL
not tsunami its when a big crusie comes and makes a big wave
*cruise lol
Are you guys alive?
Awesome. I just subscribed to your channel. Keep ‘em coming. Nice to see different scenery. That’s weird how it’s pulling the water down in front of the ship. Most of the tankers that pass through our area push water at the front.
Wow so massive what's the death toll ?? Could imagine the demage this beast done
2 seagulls were treated for shock, other than that everything was grand.
@@upsidedown1986Only thing that would shock them sh1†ehawks would be a couple of rounds from a 12 - guage! Still though, good comment.
How interesting - I saw the same thing about 5 years ago - it was winter evening and nearly dark and the car ferry approaching the lighthouse - and it was as though the bow wave separated and moved forward just as in your clip - thank you for posting and saving my sanity as I thought afterwards had I imagined it
I think that's because the stern of the boat also produces a wake.
I was sitting at the beach what is this possibly true because a cargo ship was passing by and a wave just hit me and dragged out my family The wave was 10 times larger because I was in a tropical storm.
It is a wake, not a tsunami.
Interesting, the lighthouse on the south shore is red, and the north shore is green. To me this is "backwards" - is this backwards? I expected the red on the right as ships return to port.
Is that true?.I believe it was a natural phenomena occur on a certain period of time . The main reason are because of the seasonal changes approaching the summer or the North iceland melted the ice.
It's just water displacement from the ship moving in the water
Tsunami is a term for earthquake caused waves. A ship's wake is not a tsunami. You got over 100,000 views on this so well done there. How does that happen?
It technically is a tsunami. A tsunami is a surge made by a displacement of of water.
Yep. A Tsunami does not necessarily have to be associated with an earthquake.
@@Straya09 No, technically it is not, you are misusing the term. The on-line Oxford dictionary defines tsunami as a long, high sea wave caused by an earthquake, submarine landslide, or other disturbance; Wikipedia defines it as a wave or series of waves in a water body caused by the displacement of a large volume of water, generally in an ocean or large lake; earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and large explosions have the potential to generate a tsunami. In both these definitions, the emphasis is on large - large wave, displacement of a large volume of water. A "small tsunami" is an oxymoron. The Oxford dictionary of Earth Sciences gives an even more precise definition: A seismic sea wave of long period, produced by a submarine earthquake, underwater volcanic explosion, or massive gravity slide of sea bed sediment. Again, the emphasis is on massive.
how about a tidal bore?
Tsunami is just a fast growning high tide. In some cases in a tsunami you can find big , high waves but a tsunami is not a single big wave..
I did some fast growning last night with the wife- she was disappointed 😞
Tsunami is not a high tide 😂
Wow this tsunami must have taken down a lot of big buildings! Not!!..... It was caused by the ships wake. A tsunami wave height usually starts at about 20 ft. on up to possibly a hundred feet. And the width of them can be miles.
ship wake..common in belfast lough
Yup lol 😆 I I was reading the tidal.. I mean title and I thought "A tsunami in Dublin???" but that's most definitely a miro one
Not a tsunami. Not a rip tide. Not a tidal wave or tidal bore either, but if one didn't know about the ship, those actually wouldn't be bad guesses. It is of course, the bow wave of a ship. [EDIT: I've a suspicion that this might actually be video of two ship-wakes stitched together.] At least two commenters drew attention to the way the wave was initially 'drawing back' in a counter-intuitive way, one of them specifically mentioning the similarity to actual tsunamis- possibly she's actually 'onto something' in this, but that's physics at well above MY pay grade, so to speak. Basically though, it's just the way the ship's 'bulbous bow', which is there to give the ship hydrodynamic efficiency, is literally making the water 'get out of the way'. Possibly also something to do with the ship slowing down as it enters the harbour- in part to mitigate the bow-wave. Incidentally, I laughed along with everyone else at the ignorant- if not out-and-out clickbaity title; nonetheless, these ship-wakes are potentially dangerous for people on the shoreline (especially in otherwise placid waters). So much so that the municipal authorities in Dublin have had to erect signs warning people of the danger. These waves can be considerably higher than people give them credit for, and also, sneakier. Incidentally, I am not an expert in hydrodynamics, oceanography or piloting ships; merely an interested 'amateur'
Absolutely spot on and not forgetting the displacement of the ship in a deep channel at low tide pushes the water up on shallower ground
@@romanomorelli2831 Thank You... and yes, the conditions you describe would be applicable in Dublin Bay (in fact one would even be able to infer as much from an ordinary map.) I have to admit though, it hadn't occurred to me 'til you mentioned it.
That's just a wave from a ship lmao
Called a "wake".
@@shaggybreeks Also known as a tsunami
And I come from Ireland I mean northern Ireland and I do know that we do get severe weather
Here the last one was a category 2 hurricane ophelia and category 1 hurricane brian #opheila
Sarah - Jayne Mullan would you not be better saying you come from the north of Ireland as when you say you come from Northern Ireland its kind of saying you are adhered to the British policy of dividing
Nice to see there are still recent comments (and replies) lol
I'm the only one who's automatic scared whenever i saw waves😐
Bro the waves are SMALL!!!
I could literally swim there
You’re in the surfing ocean of Ireland
That is an insult to all the tens of thousands of people who died in the Indian Ocean Tsunami in 2004 ! What you see here is a simple wave caused by an ocean liner.
yep
Gert Venghaus not really tho
Not really though - this is a weird phenomenon that I too experienced once and am glad that someone else caught it on camera - the poster does explain how the water is drawn out and then comes back in so fast and says that this clip shows how dangerous a tsunami can be....
An insult he says, a tsunami is a wave caused by a large displacement of water. Do you want the word to be changed as to not insult you..
Not bad!
You get more severe weather in the U.S.A hurricanes tornadoes and earthquakes
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Tsunami?
True im in ireland too no tsunami
Ireland is too small to get those i know cause i am irish
SeanyboiYT 650 you’re a bit stupid
So where is the tsunami?
You blind, or dont know what a tsunami is lmao
@@ultimaetnerd1927 are you stupid lol
That's just the tide I live in Ireland in Dublin and there's nothing dangerous 😊 but it was cool to watch
I live in Dublin to I'm probly around the corner of your house not joking I'm in Dublin leister aswell
I no it is great
It’s not the tide it’s water displaced by ships coming in and out of Dublin port
Come on that wasn’t a tsunami that was just a regular wave
that's no a tsunami just a left over wave from a ship passing by.
They need to slow down to cut down on the erosion.
I live here and that’s impossible so and it’s just a wave dude
*a tsunami is fricking caused by a earthquake under the freckin diebidjd ocean*
ik lol
Where Ireland is located it can't get earthquakes
Spooky Tea yeah exactly
@@sxphiii_ By definition this is actually a Tsunami. It’s just on a very small scale and gives a good example of what they do
More like a sneaker wave!
What is this? A Tsunami for ants?
Its called a wake
Wow I was so fearfull
here in the west, that would be a baby wave
Ireland can be the safest country on earth but except for the drunk dudes coming out of the pub
LOL, Ireland is the toilet of Europe.
Is that really in Ireland
Yes thats nere dublin port
Omg it's even bigger than the one in Japan in 2011 😲😯😲
there are mud slides one earthquake hurricanes and a dangerous bay
The were two hurricanes in one week ophelia and hurricane brian #opheila
Do you even know what a tsunami is
That's normal in Ireland !!!
bruh really i clicked on this stupid video to see a wave 😤😧
I live in Dublin
Also earthquakes but we don't feel them but in donegal my auntie felt an earthquake one time
And where was Father O'Boyle at the time, eh? 😀
But only every 10 years but we can get hurricanes too I suffered two hurricanes in October
Not a tsunami. It was the ship passing by
Still a tsunami
Just a on a smaller scale than the ones cause by landslides and earthquakes
Thats not a fricken tsunami
Jesus no way would anyone survive that.. mother nature is scary I wounder how much sea life was killed rip to them crabs and fishes
man that’s hardly a tsunami now u don’t see it covering most of the cities and towns in ireland do ya😂😂😂
looks like a spring tide to me.. (yes spring tide, not rip tide. a rip tide is the backflow current of water pushed on shore by regular waves. google it.)
and by the way i'm not a scientist who has to mention in the description 'by the way i am a scientist' to impress whichever poor sod may be easily impressed by people's credential-less words on social media.
i'm merely a person who enjoys science and hence reads/watches a lot of books and documentaries by credible sientists.
there was no tsunami it was the tide
no did you see the boat displacing the water?
Oh my God a tsunami in dublin bay
It's a wave by the ship -_-
its a joke..
Ummmmm that’s called a wake
It’s caused by the ship
what really? I thought it was caused by a tree
It’s not just the wake- it’s displacement sucking the water out before returning.
It is in Dublin Ireland it is close to howth
Ryan Mc Cabe Of course it is did you see Dublin Bay irland
no its not
Cool effect. Cruise ships are disgusting.
not a tsunami.....for some reason people seem to keep labeling wind blown, tidally influenced, and ships. wake Tsunamis on youtube, many of these wouldn't have been survivable for the camera operator if it were indeed a tsunami...So, for their sake i am glad they are wrong.....hopefully these operators will not learn the hard way what the difference is
is a tsunami, mini tsunami by a boat have you ever been to a bay?
J. C B Tsunami waves are.nothing more than displacement of water.Tsunami waves can be made by landslides both from rockfalls above water and large landslides under water ,undersea earthquakes,volcanoes,and large ships that displaces the water around them,draging after them self the wave of water.Tsunami waves from ships though are smaller than the big scale natural made Tsunamis,but behave and act just like theyr adult cousins which is water set in motion.The ship Tsunami waves can be quite dangerous and they are destructive and have killed and drowned people strolling along the shorelines,suddenly being swept away by the strong currents and force of the water.
Scary stuff ;p
Yes
Are u alive btw?:))
Ohh drink a beer to calm u
Omg😂
That is a natural Tidal bore
No it’s not. It is a large displacement of water caused by the ship, nothing to do with tides, and it isn’t natural.
There is tornadoes earthquakes and small tsunamis in Ireland
Sarah - Jayne Mullan no I live here those are guess what storms
Well
Not Tsunami wave, it's only a wave from the ship that's all. Fake video
"A tsunami is a series of waves in a water body caused by the displacement of a large volume of water, generally in an ocean or a large lake."
"Tsunami"
caused by ship .....doh
JC, cruise ships ought to be banned!
It’s a ferry not a cruise ship…
OMG
That was not a tsunami. 😑
man is bec of the ship
Yes it is in Ireland
No tsunami.
up the repules
Slushy pop up the rebels not repules which means nothing
*cough cough* not a tsunami
YOU CALL THAT A TSUNAMI GO LOOK AT JAPAN NOW THATS A TSUNAMI
Wow I didn’t know japan was a tsunami
U do realise it doesn’t have to be big to be a tsunami
its a rip tide.
MashUp Beatz rip tides and currents are completely different.that is made by undercurrents and normal waves.This is a ship tsunami made by the displacement of water that the ship is displacing and drags after it self. Can be quite dangerous ,being caught on the shore by these and they are quite destructive too.It depends on the size and speed of the ship ,and how and where it occur.
And I know irish history as well
Fuk me I’ve seen bigger waves in my bath !
Whirlpool :l
Oh yes that is a whirlpool 😂😂😂😂 that’s a tsunami a whirlpool is when tides recede and a funnel happens 😂
It's called bray not bay
wich country are you from?
lol
ITS NOT A TSUNAMI 😂🤡🤛🏽
Yes it is but on a minor scale
"A tsunami is a series of waves in a water body caused by the displacement of a large volume of water, generally in an ocean or a large lake."
Ma x favore!!! Ci ho vissuto x 2 anni e sono eventi normali! Piantiamola di sparare cazzate ed allarmismi inutili!!!
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jk
no tsunami at all dislike
? what?
Tsunami ??? ahahaha....
Read the description
@@accounti98476 Read the Title
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That was still a Tsunami or potential tidal wave.
@@SoggyCroissants still a tsunami but on a minor scale
@@SoggyCroissants that's the definition of a tsunami hahaha
think it was a whale farting, not a tsunami
lol