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It seems like if it is a nodal-point/interference issue, the probability has to be so small because it's a small area & momentary. You're probably right. But i
by jauntywundrkind 3y ago
It seems like if it is a nodal-point/interference issue, the probability has to be so small because it's a small area & momentary.
You're probably right. But it also makes me think this might be a fantastically unlikely problem. I wonder where we'd get data on the likeliness of rogue waves of what size around Hawaii. It also stirs wondermemt about wavelength/periodicity of wave systems.
- worik 3y ago> nodal-point/interference issue, the probability has to be so small because it's a small area & momentary. Not necessarily, especially around costal islands in the ocean The confluence of wind and tide around islands causes unpredictable ant violent sea conditions Costal sailors know this