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19-Meter Non-Tsunami Wave Recorded in the North Atlantic Ocean
A 19-meter wave has been recorded in the North Atlantic Ocean in between the United Kingdom and Iceland. This is one of the tallest waves that has been recorded in history that has not been caused by seismic motions underneath the sea floor or by a tsunami.
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