Well, the Draupner Wave brushed the under side of an oil rig, if that helps. That was a rogue wave and they get a lot higher.
There are also the opposite - rogue holes - the trough part of a wave. Imagine being in a boat and dropping 100ft.
There are also the opposite - rogue holes - the trough part of a wave. Imagine being in a boat and dropping 100ft.
> Researchers have since determined that rogue waves probably claimed 22 supercarriers and more than 500 lives in the second half of the 20th century alone.
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