Guernsey's acting harbourmaster has said large waves caused by ferries approaching St Peter Port "aren't uncommon". James Way ...

now simulations suggest that Bronze Age Scandinavians could have undertaken direct open-sea crossings of over 100 kilometers. These voyages required boats capable of navigating waves up to one ...

A video of some ‘insanely’ calm waves in the open ocean was shared on social media, which left the internet taking sides about whether to call them beautiful or scary! Take a look…, Viral News - Times ...

These “internal waves,” as he calls them ... “Take seasickness medication before heading out into open sea – once you start spewing, tablets aren’t going to be any use.” ...

A critical indicator is swells. These are waves produced by winds that blow steadily across thousands of miles of open sea. They maintain their direction regardless of temporary or local winds, which ...

As the waves roll toward Lands End, at the westernmost tip of England, they bring a feeling of distant places of the Atlantic. Moving shoreward above the steeply rising floor of the deep sea, from ...

People living in Bronze Age-era Denmark may have been able to travel to Norway directly over the open sea, according to a ... a boat able to navigate in waves up to one meter high and winds ...

By 2015, they had formed the Goa Open Water Swimming ... it is a defined area. In the sea, things like understanding currents and knowing how to tackle waves is key. Then there’s the need ...

Huge, freak waves that seem to come out of nowhere and endanger ships at sea could someday be predicted with enough advance warning to let sailors get ready. That’s because researchers have ...

for the second day of the US Open of Surfing. The Challenger Series event, where competitors hope to earn points toward their effort to join the elite World Tour, saw 4- to 6-foot waves show up ...