According to one study, the largest active volcano in Europe was due to a catastrophic natural event in the Mediterranean Sea
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Seven years ago there was a tsunami in the Mediterranean Sea caused Etna. And 'the hypothesis of the INGV Pisa, exposed in 2007 by the President of the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology Enzo Boschi, who will be the theme of a conference to be held on Tuesday evening next to the Palace of Culture in Catania. The initiative is promoted by the Municipality. hypothesis sees Etna in the middle of a catastrophic event: the most devastating tsunami occurred in the Mediterranean Sea 7,000 years ago, caused by the collapse of part of the eastern slopes of the volcano fell into the sea causing waves up to 50 meters . The meeting was organized by the Culture, Marella Ferrera, and coordinated by Marcello Guarnaccia, notista of No Limits World, will take Elena Flavia Castagnino Basic Books, underwater archaeologist, professor of ancient urban planning, Carmelo Monaco, professor of structural geology at the University of Catania and industry experts. A journalist will moderate the work Alfio Di Marco.
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