New World Record Scientists Certify Monster Atlantic Wave 62 Feet Tall Proof: monster waves are real monster waves – also known as rogue waves with wave heights up to 30 meters was once only something sailors could only hope to live to tell about. but when oil platform draupner e in the northsea was hit by a nearly 26 meter high wave recorded by instruments onboard, scientists agreed that the monsters really. Using 700 years' worth of wave data from more than a billion waves, scientists have used artificial intelligence to find a formula for how to predict the occurrence of these maritime monsters.
Esa Ship Sinking Monster Waves Revealed By Esa Satellites In this episode, we’re going to ask what causes the monster waves in the ocean known as rogue waves. (00:20) throughout human times, the oceans have swirled with all sorts of legends. think of the flying dutchman ghost ship that disappeared during a storm in the 1600s and is now forced to sail the seas forever. On the draupner oil platform off the coast of norway, workers would expect big waves to shake things up from time to time. but at 3 pm on new year's day in 1995, a monster struck. it made history. topping out at nearly 26 metres (about 84 feet), it was the kind of wave you might expect once in a century. the truly baffling part was it came out. When a 26 meter (85 foot) rogue wave slammed into the norwegian oil platform draupner in 1995, digital instruments were there to capture and measure the north sea monster. If a giant wave smashes on deck, it can conk out a ship’s engines and other systems or wash away its crew and cargo. even worse, he says, is a rogue wave hitting you at night. “if you can’t.
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