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Rogue waves

Long thought to be myths, rogue waves are becoming a generally accepted phenomena. Give it another few decades and we’ll probably have a rogue wave detection system and a way for boats to avoid the waves or ride them out.

This entry was posted in blurb and tagged chaos, science on 16th December 2007 by admin.

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