
Aftermath of a Landslide-Triggered Tsunami
The 56-foot wave in Pedersen Lagoon, on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula, damaged trees and left a mark on the landscape. View the full story
Image Credit: NASA Earth Observatory/Wanmei Liang
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https://science.nasa.gov/image-detail/landslide-oli2-20240820/
TakenAugust 20, 2024
Image CreditNASA Earth Observatory/Wanmei Liang
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