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NASA's SWOT Satellite, Which Monitors the Oceans, Caught a Giant Tsunami by Doing Something Impossible.
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For the first time, space technology has captured a tsunami in high resolution and real time. The data shatters a long-held scientific dogma. A NASA satellite captured a tsunami in high definition for the first time. On July 29, Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula was shaken by a brutal 8.8 magnitude earthquake. Within minutes, alarms across the Pacific were sounding: a monstrous mass of water was set in motion, advancing at the speed of a commercial a…
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