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But the waves that interest servers are generated by the wind what matters is how strongly and how long it loads it gets the water particles moving. here's a simulation the hairdryer makes a wind which makes waves. planes can travel for days and hundreds of kilometers from their place of origin in the middle of the ocean to the coast. long and shallow waves tend to travel faster than the short haile ones which slow themselves down. within the waves water particles follow circular or orbital paths. that this orbital movement extends deep down in the water the deeper the water the smaller the ra...

A source of energy and says we might be able to use them to replace fossil fuels and that's true. there have been many attempts to use the forces in the ocean waves to generate electricity we've been successful with other forces of nature solar power for example is most advanced in china india and japan according to the international renewable energy agency. other countries are focusing on wind energy here to china is in 1st place but it's proven very difficult to harness the energy of waves. immensely powerful forces. huge wind generated waves. of the tides controlled by the moon's gravity. w...

A physics teacher so he knows something about how waves form and what surfers find really epic a perfectly shaped long wave surfing requires practice and patience of all this stuff and it's often just luck you have to be in the right place at the right time there are so many factors the height of the tide the when the wave period that play a role and sometimes there's just a tiny window maybe half an hour a day when you get good ways and the rest is rubbish you know. this looks like a good moment. the surfing science teachers seizes the opportunity. but what bar and waits exactly. waves are th...

The old oceans are in constant motion waves poking at the surface of the water but ways are not equally high all over at the equator they tend to be more shallow at higher latitudes they're stronger. a wave can traverse entire oceans but it's not actually the water itself that is moving with the wave confusing let's head to the shore and find out about waves and where they come from. the atlantic coast of portugal and spain for its waves large and small 1st surfers of all novels of ability and as an enthusiastic wave rider he's also a physics teacher so he knows something about how waves form ...

30 metres in height. they appear suddenly and without warning. scientists recreate rogue waves here in the wave basin of the new push concious institute in hanover here the water isn't whipped up by storms or currents the waves are generated by v's panels which are controlled by a computer. they enable the scientists to simulate nearly every kind of wave at a scale of $1.00 to $75.00 everything from small harmless ocean swells to gigantic monster waves the wave me to shows the current heights of the way. up and is going to simulate the drought in a way the 1st rogue wave ever documented is was...