Rogue waves — also
called freak waves — are unusually large surface waves that occur in the ocean.
Not exact matches
The model has been validated through laboratory experiments on a human - made
freak or rogue
wave (the so -
called «soliton splash») using test tanks.
Called rogues or
freaks, such
waves are the stuff of mariners» nightmares — towering, steep - faced walls of water that weigh millions of tons.
Potentially extremely dangerous realistic rogue
waves — also
called as
freak waves — can now be controlled and generated at will in laboratory environments, in similar conditions as they appear in the ocean.
Today's G - Land surf report thanks to our good friends at the ever famous G - Land Surf Camp came through at 7.00 AM East Java time
calling in head to double head high
waves and the occasional triple head high
freak set peeling off down through Money Tree's.