Tuesday, June 5, 2007

MASSIVE waves in a shallow part at or off the coast of Thailand

These are spot sattellite pictures of MASSIVE waves in a shallow part at or off the coast of Thailand. These are amazing pictures. Click the images to enlarge them.




















aftermath.



This is What the aftermath of the tsunami looked like.

(Below) Rubble in a street in Thailand. Click to enlarge

Source: http://www.waveofdestruction.com/







Indonesia From green to brown. (below) Click to enlarge

Sorce: Space imaging






India a partly destroyed village (below). Click to enlarge


source: 2004 Asian Tsunamis A Look Back - News Story - WMAQ Chicago
















(Below) Rubble in amongst palm trees in Thailand. Click to enlarge

Source: 2004 Asian Tsunamis A Look Back - News Story - WMAQ Chicago








(Below) Indonesia sumatra. uprooted vegetation, Indonesia seen from space. Click to enlarge




(Below) Sri Lanka

Receeding water. Click to enlarge

source: Unknown











Indonesia
Region of Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia.
A badly flooded tsunami stricken area.








Thailand rubbish

source: 2004 Asian Tsunamis A Look Back - News Story - WMAQ Chicago










John and Jackie Knill



In Khao Lak, two american tourists, John Knill, and Jackie Knill were killed in the tsunami. They were having a holiday in Khao Lak, Thailand. They were out of their mind. They just stood there at beach level taking photos of the tsunami. It's very sad. Most people don't know to drive up on top of a large hill if they see a sudden rise or fall of the sea level. They had time to climb a strong tree or to run up the stairs into the top floors of a high rise building because the tsunami grew and crashed on the horizon. but they didn't. Here are the stunning photos they took.

To go to the source of these photos, click here.



The tsunami crashes.




Boom!






Boom! The tsunami is enormous!







The tsunami gets closer









The tsunami is really close now!










This is the very last shot. The tsunami approcles the land.

Thailand


THE LUCKY TOURISTS


THE LUCKY TOURISTS



These are pictures of some swedish tourists whose brave mother, Karin Svaerd, tried to save her children. Of course they got engulfed in the waves, but they all survived. This was in Krabi, Thailand. To go to the source, click here.









Below: a mother runs toward the first of six tsunamis to save her three children.







The mother continues to run (below) to save her three children as the tsunami engulfs three yachts. This is a second before they are engulfed.







The three children are from left to right: Filip, 11; Anton, 14; and Viktor, 10.



Patong beach














phi phi island and Khao Lak

On the morning of 26 of december 2004, An earthquake measuring 9.0 on the ritcher scale occured off the coast of Indonesia. Indonesia is only one of the many countries affected. The countries affected are Indonesia, Srilanka, India, Thailand, Malaysia, Maldives, Madagascar, Kenya, Tanzania, and South Africa. It was indonesia that was hit hardest. Here are some pictures of thailand that were hit.

source:http://www.nbc5.com/news/4029499/detail.html


source:http://www.nbc5.com/news/4029499/detail.html




source: http://www.nbc5.com/news/4029499/detail.html






source: http://www.nbc5.com/news/4029499/detail.html



source: http://www.nbc5.com/news/4029499/detail.html




source: http://www.nbc5.com/news/4029499/detail.html



source: http://www.nbc5.com/news/4029499/detail.html





The tsunami (below) is flooding the coast.
That two floor building in the picture, is a three floor building. The whole first floor is flooded.





source: http://www.waveofdestruction.org/



Above: the tsunami is still flooding the coast, looks like it is beginning to drain back out to sea. That two floor building in the picture, is a three floor building. The whole first floor is flooded.



Source: http://www.waveofdestruction.org/


The tsunami (below) is approaching the shore.






source: http://www.waveofdestruction.org/



The water (below) is draining away from the shore before the tsunami.