"Tsunami Now Decoded"

This paper presents a groundbreaking reinterpretation of tsunamis as active electromagnetic discharge events driven by the collapse of magnetic information coherence beneath oceanic subduction zones. Introducing the concept of Magnetic Information Debt—a measurable buildup of latent magnetic tension resulting from prolonged tectonic friction—the study reframes tsunamis as hydromagnetic formatting waves rather than mere mechanical reactions. Drawing on the Wilcox Constant (κ), Magnetic Information Density (MID), and Electric Vector Interference (EVI), the model offers a unified electromagnetic framework that links sub-crustal field collapse to tsunami genesis, propagation, and anomalous behaviors. The work integrates empirical evidence from recent tsunami events and proposes testable predictions for satellite EM mapping and laboratory simulation. This contribution extends and complements Wilcox’s prior work on atmospheric and seismic electromagnetic phenomena, proposing a coherent, field-centric upgrade to traditional seismology. ---