According to Discovery News, scientists have finally managed to get some images of what, as I understand it, appears to be giant undersea waves, in the moment of breaking. This is supposed to have important implications for global climate research.
I know nearly nothing about this subject, and will not try to say anything clever about it. I publish the link because of the poetry inherent in pictures of natural phenomena that are both elusive, and on a great scale. If any oceanographers are reading this, feel free to teach me!
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English translation of some of my posts. For the Norwegian version, visit "Ting jeg er interessert i".
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28-year-old male, sort of a psychology student, largely optimistic about science, likes to write, fascinated and scared by the world. My other interests will become apparent from the blog itself. (Its name in Norwegian means "things I'm interested in".)
My actual profile, with a picture and the above text in Norwegian, can be found here.
(For my English readers in particular: I won't apologize for errors in spelling or grammar, because I think people should make fewer apologies alltogether. However, I admit that I'm sometimes embarrased when I discover the errors I do make. That's what happens when you only learn a language towards the end of the optimal language-learning period.)
My actual profile, with a picture and the above text in Norwegian, can be found here.
(For my English readers in particular: I won't apologize for errors in spelling or grammar, because I think people should make fewer apologies alltogether. However, I admit that I'm sometimes embarrased when I discover the errors I do make. That's what happens when you only learn a language towards the end of the optimal language-learning period.)
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