Mega-Tsunami in Greenland Triggered by Climate Change Lasted Nine Days

A massive landslide in Dickson Fjord caused a prolonged seismic signal, highlighting the dangers of melting glaciers.

In September 2023, a seismic event in Greenland's Dickson Fjord created waves up to 650 feet high.
The landslide involved 33 million cubic yards of rock and ice, equivalent to 25 Empire State Buildings.
The seismic signal, initially labeled a 'USO,' reverberated globally for nine days.
The event was linked to the thinning of a glacier due to climate change, destabilizing the fjord's structure.
Researchers warn that such events may become more frequent as global temperatures rise.