I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind may clarity replace confusion. And may peace and calmness fill your life. 🤟
I almost lost my husband to a 40ft rouge wave. We were standing on a cliff and I was back further than him. When this giant wave came up and swept over the cliff. When it pulled back, my husband was gone. I seriously thought he had been swept out to sea. All of a sudden his head popped up from below the cliff. The water had pulled him down but he was able to grab on to the side of the cliff and hold on. It was honestly nothing short of a miracle and we found out later people died in that area before.
"Rogue" waves do not break on shore or reefs, they're the result of strong currents and strong winds out at sea. I believe they occur in deep channels, with strong current, where the wind is also strong and blowing in the opposite direction for some sustained period.
Of course they reach the coast! Where else would the go? They are simply larger that usual waves , usually occurring among a smaller ground swell. As the wind generated swells travels through deep water, they aligns into “trains” or set. Given the right conditions , these can combine into giants. You’ll see them at the surf break as a WAY larger that usual set. On a big day of swell you may see one or two rouges waves or even sets
@@camerongieda They almost invariably happen far out at sea. This video is using the term so loosely as to be silly. Rogue waves weren't even believed to be real until somewhat recently, say in the last 30 years with video proof. Of course not all waves that hit the shore are the same size, but calling them rogue waves is misusing the term.
@@jamespisano1164 Incorrect.. A rouge wave hitting the shore is called a “Sneaker Wave” . There have been reports of these waves for many years and the physics of how they form is very well understood.
@@camerongieda That was not mentioned in any of the internet research I did or in the documentary on rogue waves that I watched. For a video to claim to display rogue waves and not show any out at sea is stupid. Nevermind the wave they showed at Mavericks was totally expected by the locals and I believe Jeff Clark protested the media setting up where they did cause it was just a matter of time before they were washed out; there was nothing sneaky or rogue about it. The rogue waves mentioned in my research are the result of deep channels with swift current, and strong winds blowing the opposite direction that bunch up several waves into one giant wave. This is also "physics that is well understood." The rogue waves travel fast and can be 100' high like a wall of water. They sink ships or punch huge holes in them. The waves in this video are not "rogue waves" as far as I'm concerned. In any event this convo is boring and I'm out.
@@camerongieda rouge waves only last for 30 seconds normally but in rare cases they can last up to 2 minutes, no where near enough time to reach the coast you idiot!
I was in a place where they had no waves, I was swimming with my little cousin having a good time, they turn back and see a like 15 foot wave coming for us. My first instinct was to cover my cousins mouth so I did, lifeguards had to come and get us. When I say it knocked my heavy dad down easy it really did. He was a bit closer to shore. God it was so scary, I have a fear of huge waves now, watching this to try and face it. It’s a good thing I could could my breath for a long time
I used to live by the beach and we went to it like every night. I was in the water with my mom I was like 5 or 4 and a huge wave came I got sucked under .meanwhile my parents were struggling to grab me,I got that feeling we’re you could not breath and all you could see was orange(from the sand). I got washed up on the beach. My parents both were trying to get me. Everyone stay safe if you see a big wave just dive into it, stay safe 💞.
I was a young Marine aboard a US Navy LPH (Landing Platform Helicopter) ship back in 1977 in the Bermuda Triangle returning from the Mediterranean to the USA. It was night and we got hit broadside late at night by a 40 foot rouge wave that crashed into our ship. It nearly capsized the ship. The screws came out of the water and the whole ship shook. The next day the captain came on the intercom and told us to come up to the landing deck to see the damage cause by a 40 foot rouge wave. There was a walk way made of steel just below the helicopter deck and it was bent all the way in such that you could not pass through it. Pretty scary to think about now.
@@christopherfritz3840 after my tour of duty in the Marines, I did join the Maine Army National Guard doing Tank Turret maintenance. A lot of fun driving around in an M1 A tank haha.
A lot of the damage caused by water is due to the suction force from torrents of water flowing by- a fluid version of the Venturi effect. This is why steel parking meters got flattened to the ground in the Hilo tsunami. It was from water flowing back OUT to the ocean.
I visited the beach one year. I was getting ready to take a shower and I hear someone knocking at the door and ringing the bell multiple times while shouting they need help. I immediately run over and open the door. That was a mistake. It was actually a rogue wave. It robbed me.
Took me a minute to understand what you meant in those last two sentences so I guess you're saying when you looked through the people the person was waving and you're calling them a robe because they were a thief who robbed you ? Just wondering if they had a weapon ... a gun ?
The waves in the north sea are spaced far apart, like most ocean waves. That's why navy ships, freighters, and other heavy-duty ships can sail safely through them. But off the west coast of Africa, there is an area where several tankers disappeared decades ago and no-one knew why. My father was a purchasing manager for Dow Chemical, and hence, he traveled extensively around the world: Europe, Australia, the gulf states, North Africa, etc. He said that a ship carrying supplies for Dow Chemical had sunk off the West African coast and researchers were coming up with a theory about giant 100 foot rogue waves and why they would form in that particular area. Eventually, their scientific work became accepted. It is believed that the waves hit the freighter broad side. But more fierce than any ocean wave, with the exception of a hurricane or tsunami, are the waves on the Great Lakes. The gale season begins in October and ends in March. These storms produce waves up to 20 feet high and that's not much on the ocean where waves can be half a mile apart. But in the Great Lakes, they are close together - measured in yards apart. This means a large ship heading into the waves can not go up and down one wave before another hits. Hence, the hull of the ship is constantly being battered. Furthermore, waves on the Great Lakes during a storm do not move in an orderly fashion. While the majority of waves are blown by the wind, waves can come from any direction and the shape of the waves can also be uneven. I've seen big white caps coming straight at the bow and then starboard a wave just leaps out of the water. I've seen waves crash into each other. It's clear why big freighters disappeared during Gale season, the most famous perhaps is the Edmund Fitzgerald - immortalized by Gordon Lightfoot. It's not uncommon for ocean-going sailors to sign-up for a Great Lakes merchant ship. Most of them don't come back after serving one season. As one sailor said, "I was never so scared in my life. You know it's serious when the crew starts doning life jackets without a command from the bridge." Unfortunately, even smaller storms, such as a quarter-gale can present enormous danger to smaller ships, and it was a sad day when a fishing boat belonging to Beaver Island Native Americans encountered difficulty and took the lives of people we considered our good neighbors. Was it a rogue wave? Possibly. These waves occur on the Great Lakes. Thank you for making such an interesting video. Very well done!
You forgot the ones that happen in sports stadiums where people suddenly start standing then wave for help then sit down. Please give us your top ten on that phenomenon. Also thank you for explaining what a wedding is. Next time, can you explain what breakfast is, and also a tutorial on how to walk. Thank you in advance.
Clarification : The Navy didn't "create" a ship to withstand a Nuclear blast,... The Navy "sacrificed" an old ship to gauge the results and analyse whether any of their current fleet had any chance of surviving a nuclear blast.
@@MrZiemnior Jim. You are correct. The narrator has no clue. Most. No. Nearly everything this narrator said is false, incorrect and just plain wrong. I actually hate the ignorant and sensationalists among us. He just wants views and likes to make money. I wonder if he even made this video. I know someone took already archived videos and compiled them to make this video.
he is just taking the biggest waves ever surfed at big wave surf spots like nazare and mavericks. I’m pretty sure true rogue waves don’t break on the shore like this and occur out in the middle of the ocean
I'm calling BS on the beginning of this video. That break at 0:43 is Teahupo'o in Tahiti; it's unlike any in the world, and it's thickness & weight of water is easily recognizable to anyone following the surf scene (I remember it from when Laird Hamilton was photographed riding it in 2000; that pic made the cover of Surfer magazine with the title of "Oh my God..."). The pic at 0:43 is photo shopped...
Yep I had a feeling that was clickbait because it just didn't look right because you know all those people would have been running and scattering way before that wave was that close
It absolutely has to do with how large it is, specifically with how large it is in relation to the waves around it, the nuclear explosion waves arent' rogue waves cause it's not naturally ocurring
@@HexQuesTT A rogue wave travels in a different direction to all other waves around it and normally occurs out at sea , They can be the same size , Bigger or even smaller then the other waves around it just because a wave is big doesn't mean its a rogue . ✌️
@@aussieguy3689 they can’t be smaller. They have to be at least twice the height as the average wage height around them. As for the direction I’m not sure but I don’t think that matters
If the wave shown in the Mavericks sequence (and the main wave shown on the posted video) with all the people in the water and what looks like at least a 60 footer breaking into a massive crowd actually happened, WAY more than just 2 broken bones and a few people in the hospital would have resulted. It would be more like 200 people drowned or pulverized. Not to mention not one of the 10 waves was rogue. Click bait at best
Exactly. And why couldn't cameras captured any one event in its entirety. Every clip is so chopped up you can't tell what's part of which or if they're just mashing a whole bunch of clips will nilly...it's a mess! Even the wedding. They film it all except the wave crashing into them and then pick it up afterwards when the lifeguards save them? Hot clicky baity baloney!😀😀😀😀
I suspected the giant wave pic was cobbled together as click-bait. I dumped out and left a thumbs down because of it, along with other similar unrelated (to sell his video) waves. I NEVER want to be deceived by videos.
Surfers dont go out of their way to catch rogue waves. These arent rogue waves. Nazare isnt rogue waves. Rogue waves are waves that come out of nowhere when the swell is much lower
The wedding picture,I live in Nova Scotia Canada and this kills 1 person a year here. Say off the dark rocks that is where the water lives and getting back on the rock is next to impossible.
I went to sea a lot with my late father who was in the Merchant Navy, our longest trip being when we circumnavigated the globe. Huge swells and troughs are commonplace and occasionally the ship actually corkscrews its way through rather than just pitching and yawing, it rolls too. Sometimes you cant see sky at all just massive walls of water. But I had good "sea legs" and never got sick unlike my sister who spent a long time feeling extremely ill! You find yourelf walking on bulkheads (walls) as much as floors and always got jip from the Stewards for putting wet footprints on them(walls) after they'd cleaned the floors.
Yeah this isn’t a movie dude. Unless you were on an aircraft carrier I doubt you blasted through these massive waves you speak of or walked on the bulkheads. I deployed on an aircraft carrier and can confirm that your story is bs
That was a memorable wedding! My work colleague’s daughter got married on the beach. The tent, chairs, table, etc. were well beyond the high tide line, so they left the rented and borrowed set up overnight with the plan to pack it up and return it next morning. Naturally, they failed to check the moon phase charts because the only thing left was the remains of the tent, a bent table and two of 80 cushioned white folding chairs! The only souvenirs they have are the video, photo album, cake topper, and the chuppah which Dina insisted be put inside the house!
The height of waves add if they pass the same location at the same time. A rogue wave can hit anywhere, because statistically eventually several waves will add up on that location. A rogue wave hit a South Korean beach in the 1990s that was 30 to 40 feet higher than expected, simply by a group of waves all hitting at one time and washing up the beach. Rogue waves can hit you if you are walking on rocks by the ocean, or walking along a lower cliff by the ocean.
I love how he pronounces the name of the person who posted number 7 as if it were stumbled upon by a camera wielding tourist from the other side of the world and not going with the obvious "as high as I am."
While in the NAVY in 1985 we were coming out of the Suez Canal into the Indian Ocean . Sky was clear but waters rough . I was standing watch on the bridge . It was not a rogue wave but one of the waves that hit caused the bow to go under and pop back up . Most of us young pups had not seen something like that before . The OOD just smiled and said , " That will make your asshole pucker ." Yep , those were the days .
Here is a cut and paste about a spot in CA. Lots of history and tragedy here. The Wedge - The Wedge is a must see spot when its on, huge waves break super close to shore putting on a death defying show for all to see. The wedge is at the very south end of Newport Beach, next to the Newport Harbor man made jetty. What makes the wedge so unique, is a south swell will push in and bounce off the rock jetty and essentially collide with another wave coming in and the energy of the two waves will create a wedge or peak that can have 15 - 20 foot faces. Some have called the wedge the best body surfing spot in the country. All this action happens right in front of the beach too, so you can sit back and watch all the action under the comfort of your beach umbrella. Mostly body surfers, skim boarders, and boogie boarders rule this part of Newport, not because they are tough guys, but because Surfers are blackballed or banned from here unless its early morning or late evening. Good luck if you decide to tackle this place. Basically only breaks in the summer, don't even bother driving all the way down here if its winter.
I mean, it’s hard to believe a wall of water 100ft high just forms out of nowhere, especially in calm waters. There has to be something that causes it....an earthquake, a storm. Something.
@@buffalokay It's a famous photo of one of the Bikini Island underwater nuke tests. They tested to see the effect of nukes on ships at different distances from ground zero. I think the column of water is more like thousands of feet high.
C'est grandiose, impressionnant, terrifiant, je me sent si petite face à ces vagues déferlantes... quel courage il faut pour affronter ces vagues monstrueuses... j'aime regarder ce spectacle, même si cela me fait peur... c'est sublime ! Merci à celui qui tient la caméra, quelle maîtrise !
I was on a stennaline ferry back from Ireland to UK. The waves were that big that they went over the boat and made the whole ship shudder on every wave.
Around the 4:47 mark there seems to be something surfing alongside the surfer! You see a straight line close to him going straight down the wave... and it's probably a dolphin but it looks pretty cool!
You DO want to take a wave bow first. If a rogue wave were to find you abeam (broadside) that would be the end. Boats and ships always head into the wind in weather like that.
Its likely you will sink either way if it is a large ship the front will rise out of the water giving the risk of breaking in half so really just choose one and pray
most rogue waves dont travel in the same direction as the majority of waves they tend to travel at an angle hence the rogue bit...ruclips.net/video/l_8hOai9hGQ/видео.html
My Dad was present at the Bikini Atoll A-bombs. He had photos he took himself of the huge wall of water that enveloped the many ships. Days later they walked on the island with Geiger counters, he said they were going crazy
My uncle worked on Kwaj. Married a woman from Ebeye. I rage at what the military did to that Atoll! My Aunt got a whopping $5000.00 from the government for residule radiation poisoning.
To be fair: if a record was made in 2003 and then broken in 2017 - is it not the same record of highest wave ever surfed? I guess for these videos it would be useful to add "at the time" if the record was broken between then and the recording of the video!
No Rogue waves were harmed or even filmed in the making of this video. Great job Top Generality.
Correct!
seriously lol...click bait
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Thank you for saving me sometime
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I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind may clarity replace confusion. And may peace and calmness fill your life. 🤟
Unless you're paying my rent this month that not possible lol
Who are you talking to?
@@andrewvanorden2336 ❤️
Thank you! Peace and calm to you too!
@@DreamSurferRelaxation fair enough
The imagery is amazing. The voiceover made me use the mute button.
What do you mean, he explains what you're watching and where it happened? Lol
@@SAMEntalhealth Bc like 60% of the stuff is bullshit
Lemme play a song for you on the worlds smallest violin 🎶 🎻👌🥺
Good plan
😲😲😲80 feet high 🤙🤙🤙 respect
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Loved hearing about Mike Parsons. His father, and biggest fan, was my Physics teacher at Saddleback College. He was very proud of his son.
I almost lost my husband to a 40ft rouge wave. We were standing on a cliff and I was back further than him. When this giant wave came up and swept over the cliff. When it pulled back, my husband was gone. I seriously thought he had been swept out to sea. All of a sudden his head popped up from below the cliff. The water had pulled him down but he was able to grab on to the side of the cliff and hold on. It was honestly nothing short of a miracle and we found out later people died in that area before.
Wow glad he could make it!
I'm so glad he made it out alive! That's crazy
Thank God he made it. So scary.
So glad he’s ok I’m having so much anxiety watching this video
get a 5 millions dollars insurance and take him back there
Thanks for explaining what a wedding is, I didn't know until now, watching a video about waves.
That couple made a basic mistake, never turn your back to the ocean.
I feel for the gorgeous dress
Me too and if it wasn't for him I might never have known
"Rogue" waves do not break on shore or reefs, they're the result of strong currents and strong winds out at sea. I believe they occur in deep channels, with strong current, where the wind is also strong and blowing in the opposite direction for some sustained period.
Of course they reach the coast! Where else would the go? They are simply larger that usual waves , usually occurring among a smaller ground swell. As the wind generated swells travels through deep water, they aligns into “trains” or set. Given the right conditions , these can combine into giants. You’ll see them at the surf break as a WAY larger that usual set. On a big day of swell you may see one or two rouges waves or even sets
@@camerongieda They almost invariably happen far out at sea. This video is using the term so loosely as to be silly. Rogue waves weren't even believed to be real until somewhat recently, say in the last 30 years with video proof. Of course not all waves that hit the shore are the same size, but calling them rogue waves is misusing the term.
@@jamespisano1164 Incorrect.. A rouge wave hitting the shore is called a “Sneaker Wave” . There have been reports of these waves for many years and the physics of how they form is very well understood.
@@camerongieda That was not mentioned in any of the internet research I did or in the documentary on rogue waves that I watched. For a video to claim to display rogue waves and not show any out at sea is stupid. Nevermind the wave they showed at Mavericks was totally expected by the locals and I believe Jeff Clark protested the media setting up where they did cause it was just a matter of time before they were washed out; there was nothing sneaky or rogue about it. The rogue waves mentioned in my research are the result of deep channels with swift current, and strong winds blowing the opposite direction that bunch up several waves into one giant wave. This is also "physics that is well understood." The rogue waves travel fast and can be 100' high like a wall of water. They sink ships or punch huge holes in them. The waves in this video are not "rogue waves" as far as I'm concerned. In any event this convo is boring and I'm out.
@@camerongieda rouge waves only last for 30 seconds normally but in rare cases they can last up to 2 minutes, no where near enough time to reach the coast you idiot!
AWESOME thumbnail!! 😄🤣
Thank you for explaining what a wedding is, i didn’t know!
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I'm so glad he reminded me that I don't have to worry about a wave rolling my way if I'm not near an ocean. I was about to panic.
2:58 He attempted to pronounce that User name as one word when it’s obviously “As High As I Am” 🤣
So happy that others noticed this! 😂👍
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I watched the video at the end before and he was having a good time
I like that he explains what marriage is before we see the couple get washed away.
THANKS ❤
I was in a place where they had no waves, I was swimming with my little cousin having a good time, they turn back and see a like 15 foot wave coming for us. My first instinct was to cover my cousins mouth so I did, lifeguards had to come and get us. When I say it knocked my heavy dad down easy it really did. He was a bit closer to shore. God it was so scary, I have a fear of huge waves now, watching this to try and face it. It’s a good thing I could could my breath for a long time
Make it 2 foot lamo
@@lewp4567 what?
@@dr3amy999 bruh as a surfer I know that it’s impossible for a 15 foot wave to show up in no surf
I used to live by the beach and we went to it like every night. I was in the water with my mom I was like 5 or 4 and a huge wave came I got sucked under .meanwhile my parents were struggling to grab me,I got that feeling we’re you could not breath and all you could see was orange(from the sand). I got washed up on the beach. My parents both were trying to get me. Everyone stay safe if you see a big wave just dive into it, stay safe 💞.
You are so cute
I was a young Marine aboard a US Navy LPH (Landing Platform Helicopter) ship back in 1977 in the Bermuda Triangle returning from the Mediterranean to the USA. It was night and we got hit broadside late at night by a 40 foot rouge wave that crashed into our ship. It nearly capsized the ship. The screws came out of the water and the whole ship shook. The next day the captain came on the intercom and told us to come up to the landing deck to see the damage cause by a 40 foot rouge wave. There was a walk way made of steel just below the helicopter deck and it was bent all the way in such that you could not pass through it. Pretty scary to think about now.
So is the clickbait picture real? It seems to me wave that big would break further off shore.
See. You should have joined the ARMY! 11B.. Ft Benning 🤙
@@christopherfritz3840 after my tour of duty in the Marines, I did join the Maine Army National Guard doing Tank Turret maintenance. A lot of fun driving around in an M1 A tank haha.
A lot of the damage caused by water is due to the suction force from torrents of water flowing by- a fluid version of the Venturi effect. This is why steel parking meters got flattened to the ground in the Hilo tsunami. It was from water flowing back OUT to the ocean.
ajitvadakayil.blogspot.com/2011/08/hurricane-season-2011-all-yanks-put-on.html?m=1
I visited the beach one year. I was getting ready to take a shower and I hear someone knocking at the door and ringing the bell multiple times while shouting they need help. I immediately run over and open the door. That was a mistake. It was actually a rogue wave. It robbed me.
Took me a minute to understand what you meant in those last two sentences so I guess you're saying when you looked through the people the person was waving and you're calling them a robe because they were a thief who robbed you ?
Just wondering if they had a weapon ... a gun ?
@@gardensofthegods crime wave maybe?
This is the best wave video I have ever seen !!! Thank you for sharing !!!
You do realize the thumbnail photo and again the same thing at 43 is photoshopped I hope and none of these were most of these were not rogue waves
The waves in the north sea are spaced far apart, like most ocean waves. That's why navy ships, freighters, and other heavy-duty ships can sail safely through them. But off the west coast of Africa, there is an area where several tankers disappeared decades ago and no-one knew why. My father was a purchasing manager for Dow Chemical, and hence, he traveled extensively around the world: Europe, Australia, the gulf states, North Africa, etc. He said that a ship carrying supplies for Dow Chemical had sunk off the West African coast and researchers were coming up with a theory about giant 100 foot rogue waves and why they would form in that particular area. Eventually, their scientific work became accepted. It is believed that the waves hit the freighter broad side.
But more fierce than any ocean wave, with the exception of a hurricane or tsunami, are the waves on the Great Lakes. The gale season begins in October and ends in March. These storms produce waves up to 20 feet high and that's not much on the ocean where waves can be half a mile apart. But in the Great Lakes, they are close together - measured in yards apart. This means a large ship heading into the waves can not go up and down one wave before another hits. Hence, the hull of the ship is constantly being battered. Furthermore, waves on the Great Lakes during a storm do not move in an orderly fashion. While the majority of waves are blown by the wind, waves can come from any direction and the shape of the waves can also be uneven. I've seen big white caps coming straight at the bow and then starboard a wave just leaps out of the water. I've seen waves crash into each other. It's clear why big freighters disappeared during Gale season, the most famous perhaps is the Edmund Fitzgerald - immortalized by Gordon Lightfoot. It's not uncommon for ocean-going sailors to sign-up for a Great Lakes merchant ship. Most of them don't come back after serving one season. As one sailor said, "I was never so scared in my life. You know it's serious when the crew starts doning life jackets without a command from the bridge." Unfortunately, even smaller storms, such as a quarter-gale can present enormous danger to smaller ships, and it was a sad day when a fishing boat belonging to Beaver Island Native Americans encountered difficulty and took the lives of people we considered our good neighbors. Was it a rogue wave? Possibly. These waves occur on the Great Lakes.
Thank you for making such an interesting video. Very well done!
6:55 This part kind of scared me😳 What a massive one
ur name is cuute
You forgot the ones that happen in sports stadiums where people suddenly start standing then wave for help then sit down. Please give us your top ten on that phenomenon. Also thank you for explaining what a wedding is. Next time, can you explain what breakfast is, and also a tutorial on how to walk. Thank you in advance.
Npc ahh
Coooool
thanks for explaining what a wedding is. Really needed that defined (smirk)
Clarification : The Navy didn't "create" a ship to withstand a Nuclear blast,...
The Navy "sacrificed" an old ship to gauge the results and analyse whether any of their current fleet had any chance of surviving a nuclear blast.
exactly what I wanted to write
@@MrZiemnior Jim. You are correct. The narrator has no clue.
Most. No. Nearly everything this narrator said is false, incorrect and just plain wrong.
I actually hate the ignorant and sensationalists among us. He just wants views and likes to make money.
I wonder if he even made this video. I know someone took already archived videos and compiled them to make this video.
Yeah that was my first thought also
As well as the photo on 0.47 is a click bait and a photoshopped fake. I hate when people do that. I usually then block these people.
i got just what i came for! good content
Are you happy now you know what a wedding is? 3:34
@@351clevelandmodifiedmotor4 lol I guess I am. 😂
When anyone says “smash the subscribe button” I never do
he is just taking the biggest waves ever surfed at big wave surf spots like nazare and mavericks. I’m pretty sure true rogue waves don’t break on the shore like this and occur out in the middle of the ocean
You got that right!
The wedding tho🙈🤷♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm calling BS on the beginning of this video. That break at 0:43 is Teahupo'o in Tahiti; it's unlike any in the world, and it's thickness & weight of water is easily recognizable to anyone following the surf scene (I remember it from when Laird Hamilton was photographed riding it in 2000; that pic made the cover of Surfer magazine with the title of "Oh my God..."). The pic at 0:43 is photo shopped...
yeah, I absolutely hate it when youtubers do click-baity bs like this
Yep I had a feeling that was clickbait because it just didn't look right because you know all those people would have been running and scattering way before that wave was that close
Nice video that improves linearly with the reduction of volume.
Clearly the author needs to re read the definition of a rogue wave which has nothing to do with how big it is.
It absolutely has to do with how large it is, specifically with how large it is in relation to the waves around it, the nuclear explosion waves arent' rogue waves cause it's not naturally ocurring
Right? Lol they don’t generally occur near the shore. They’re far far out in the middle of the ocean.
@@HexQuesTT A rogue wave travels in a different direction to all other waves around it and normally occurs out at sea , They can be the same size , Bigger or even smaller then the other waves around it just because a wave is big doesn't mean its a rogue . ✌️
@@HexQuesTT i think those are freak waves not rogue waves :)
@@aussieguy3689 they can’t be smaller. They have to be at least twice the height as the average wage height around them. As for the direction I’m not sure but I don’t think that matters
Me: wait I live near the sea
Also me : looks outside
Mr.WAVE: hola
Just there to complement you on Photoshopping Theauopoo with a wave pool for the thumbnail! :D top tier clickbait lol
Good on ya it’s all fake photo shopping teauhpoo with tooons of people there that never happens
I really dislike the photoshopped title images. Thumbs down!!!!
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I know it was so ridiculous I found it funny
That’s a wave pool?
@@cate9745 It's a picture of a wavepool/crowd photoshopped onto/in front of a picture of a large ocean wave.
Amazing natural phenomenon. Thanks for sharing this video. I subscribed your RUclips channel to support your videos 👍
If the wave shown in the Mavericks sequence (and the main wave shown on the posted video) with all the people in the water and what looks like at least a 60 footer breaking into a massive crowd actually happened, WAY more than just 2 broken bones and a few people in the hospital would have resulted. It would be more like 200 people drowned or pulverized. Not to mention not one of the 10 waves was rogue.
Click bait at best
Exactly. And why couldn't cameras captured any one event in its entirety. Every clip is so chopped up you can't tell what's part of which or if they're just mashing a whole bunch of clips will nilly...it's a mess! Even the wedding. They film it all except the wave crashing into them and then pick it up afterwards when the lifeguards save them? Hot clicky baity baloney!😀😀😀😀
I suspected the giant wave pic was cobbled together as click-bait. I dumped out and left a thumbs down because of it, along with other similar unrelated (to sell his video) waves. I NEVER want to be deceived by videos.
THATS A WEDDING TO REMEMBER!
Surfers dont go out of their way to catch rogue waves. These arent rogue waves. Nazare isnt rogue waves. Rogue waves are waves that come out of nowhere when the swell is much lower
Off the hook wave! Glad I wasn’t swimming there! 👍🐢❤️
It's okay to walk along a beach; however, never turn your back away from it.
0:24 "you're safe from these waves as long as you're far from the coast"
Me in Nova Scotia: 😅
Nates the man. That paddle in wave at chopes was insane
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Nice job for the awesome dude who surfed the biggest 🌊 wave. That was so bad ass.
"rogue"
I do not think that word means what you think it does.
There's not a single rogue wave in this entire video.
The veins on these beasts - gorgeous
The wedding picture,I live in Nova Scotia Canada and this kills 1 person a year here. Say off the dark rocks that is where the water lives and getting back on the rock is next to impossible.
What part of Nova Scotia, because I do to
I live in Prince Edward Island but have been to Peggy's cove and we were told to stay off the black rocks
Crazy waves!!
I know I will never catch a wave like those ones, but oh my goodness!!!!! I can imagine the rush those boarders get. It's amazing.
On the basis that some videos are so bad they’re good, this is one of the best I’ve seen. Excruciatingly bad - well done!
Listen to the Barney narrator try to talk about stuff he doesn’t understand. 🤣🤣🤙
I usually hate clickbait pictures of the video but yours is so bad I love it.
I went to sea a lot with my late father who was in the Merchant Navy, our longest trip being when we circumnavigated the globe. Huge swells and troughs are commonplace and occasionally the ship actually corkscrews its way through rather than just pitching and yawing, it rolls too. Sometimes you cant see sky at all just massive walls of water. But I had good "sea legs" and never got sick unlike my sister who spent a long time feeling extremely ill! You find yourelf walking on bulkheads (walls) as much as floors and always got jip from the Stewards for putting wet footprints on them(walls) after they'd cleaned the floors.
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Sounds like the experience of a lifetime, glad you got to do that with your dad....what great memories 🌊🌊⚓
Cool story bro
Yeah this isn’t a movie dude. Unless you were on an aircraft carrier I doubt you blasted through these massive waves you speak of or walked on the bulkheads. I deployed on an aircraft carrier and can confirm that your story is bs
@@goo5976 Because that doesn't happen on an aircraft carrier 🤦♂️🤣 she was on a way smaller boat...
That was a memorable wedding! My work colleague’s daughter got married on the beach. The tent, chairs, table, etc. were well beyond the high tide line, so they left the rented and borrowed set up overnight with the plan to pack it up and return it next morning. Naturally, they failed to check the moon phase charts because the only thing left was the remains of the tent, a bent table and two of 80 cushioned white folding chairs! The only souvenirs they have are the video, photo album, cake topper, and the chuppah which Dina insisted be put inside the house!
The height of waves add if they pass the same location at the same time. A rogue wave can hit anywhere, because statistically eventually several waves will add up on that location. A rogue wave hit a South Korean beach in the 1990s that was 30 to 40 feet higher than expected, simply by a group of waves all hitting at one time and washing up the beach. Rogue waves can hit you if you are walking on rocks by the ocean, or walking along a lower cliff by the ocean.
Jesus Christ!!! 😮😮😮 That's horrifying... 😢😢😢
Amazing.
I love how he pronounces the name of the person who posted number 7 as if it were stumbled upon by a camera wielding tourist from the other side of the world and not going with the obvious "as high as I am."
True, that shit had me dying.
Awesome 🤩 they asked for waves 🌊 and delivered. I do not understand the people on the sand stood far too close?
Parsoms just happened to have a helictoper when a rogue wave formed. Yup. You definately understand what rogue waves are. 100%
🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👏🏻, Wow, that is such an awesome video !
While in the NAVY in 1985 we were coming out of the Suez Canal into the Indian Ocean . Sky was clear but waters rough . I was standing watch on the bridge . It was not a rogue wave but one of the waves that hit caused the bow to go under and pop back up . Most of us young pups had not seen something like that before . The OOD just smiled and said , " That will make your asshole pucker ." Yep , those were the days .
Thank you
Its so funny listening to people who don't have a clue about surfing talk about surfing.
it's funny that people actually think that people care about surfing.
Hey nice wave 👋
Here is a cut and paste about a spot in CA. Lots of history and tragedy here. The Wedge - The Wedge is a must see spot when its on, huge waves break super close to shore putting on a death defying show for all to see. The wedge is at the very south end of Newport Beach, next to the Newport Harbor man made jetty. What makes the wedge so unique, is a south swell will push in and bounce off the rock jetty and essentially collide with another wave coming in and the energy of the two waves will create a wedge or peak that can have 15 - 20 foot faces. Some have called the wedge the best body surfing spot in the country. All this action happens right in front of the beach too, so you can sit back and watch all the action under the comfort of your beach umbrella. Mostly body surfers, skim boarders, and boogie boarders rule this part of Newport, not because they are tough guys, but because Surfers are blackballed or banned from here unless its early morning or late evening. Good luck if you decide to tackle this place. Basically only breaks in the summer, don't even bother driving all the way down here if its winter.
Anything but rogue waves here
As of 5/5/2021 the highest wave ridden is now 101ft. Look it up!
No it’s not
So, you’re safe from large waves if you are far the coast.
Amazing.
Did this guy actually explain what a wedding is?
I'm sure it makes sense in whatever language this was translated from
john richards no it wouldnt make sense in any language and I dont think this was translated
That thumbnail is wild lmao
People: How big the nuclear wave is?!
Me: How much damage is done below sea level?! :(
I love looking at the sea and it's beauty. God almighty created sea, mountains and everything in nature. I thank him.😊
Show a nuclear test and claim it's a "rogue wave."
Lol exactly
I mean, it’s hard to believe a wall of water 100ft high just forms out of nowhere, especially in calm waters. There has to be something that causes it....an earthquake, a storm. Something.
@@buffalokay It's a famous photo of one of the Bikini Island underwater nuke tests. They tested to see the effect of nukes on ships at different distances from ground zero. I think the column of water is more like thousands of feet high.
WOW! Unbelievable! Stunning!
C'est grandiose, impressionnant, terrifiant, je me sent si petite face à ces vagues déferlantes... quel courage il faut pour affronter ces vagues monstrueuses... j'aime regarder ce spectacle, même si cela me fait peur... c'est sublime ! Merci à celui qui tient la caméra, quelle maîtrise !
Rogue waves.. ? I almost subscribed
Surfer travels half way around the world to catch an unpredictable rogue wave. Either the luckiest guy ever or not a rogue wave?
Most of these were not rogue waves and yep they travel to destinations that have huge crazy waves during certain times of the year .
I like the Niki Minaj in the background. Boy you got my heart beat running away!
lmfaoo this thumbnail is REDICULOUS
Ikr
I agree
LAGUNA BEACH HERE REPRESENTING YASSSSS
Hearing a man’s voice say, “it’s a shame such a gorgeous dress was soaked in salt water” is a riddle inside a mystery wrapped in an enigma
0:27 Jokes on you I'm on the coast
I was on a stennaline ferry back from Ireland to UK. The waves were that big that they went over the boat and made the whole ship shudder on every wave.
Around the 4:47 mark there seems to be something surfing alongside the surfer! You see a straight line close to him going straight down the wave... and it's probably a dolphin but it looks pretty cool!
generally saltwater crocodiles are more dangerous than 50ft waves
are you high
You know that by experience?? I doubt it very much
This stuff is so cool
You DO want to take a wave bow first. If a rogue wave were to find you abeam (broadside) that would be the end. Boats and ships always head into the wind in weather like that.
Its likely you will sink either way if it is a large ship the front will rise out of the water giving the risk of breaking in half so really just choose one and pray
@@takunrr6864 Nah. Yes, in theory, but as the front is no longer buoyant, the ship sinks deeper. Self-correcting.
most rogue waves dont travel in the same direction as the majority of waves they tend to travel at an angle hence the rogue bit...ruclips.net/video/l_8hOai9hGQ/видео.html
Nature is scary 🌊🌊
I was onboard Anthem of the Seas on that storm, although I'm used with life at Ocean, it was really scary and it took like 12 hours, so crazy 😅
0:07 that was nuclear bomb test footage
My Dad was present at the Bikini Atoll A-bombs. He had photos he took himself of the huge wall of water that enveloped the many ships. Days later they walked on the island with Geiger counters, he said they were going crazy
My uncle worked on Kwaj. Married a woman from Ebeye. I rage at what the military did to that Atoll! My Aunt got a whopping $5000.00 from the government for residule radiation poisoning.
Scary 😱😳😱😱😱 wow I wouldn't want to be out there
That Brazilian surfer was crazy
Brasileiros não têm muitos limites
The thumbnail bought me here
The sea was angry that day, my friends - like an old man trying to send back soup in a deli.
Haha George!
Love to see Tidal wave 🌊 in person 😎
These aren't rouge waves. These are just big waves. There's a difference!
They’re not rouge waves, they’re rogue waves.
they're more like blue waves, not rouge
You can’t beat a rouge wave, far better than a yellow one.
But the surfer riding a killer wave though. 🤔😁👍🏻🏄🏻
HAHAHAHA. OMG, that first wave is hysterical. Oh Disney, you're such a kidder.
That flow over isn't fake at all, that cgi pic obviously is. That wave in person is insane....
@@raramcgee4982 ye
I so miss surfing!! Maui Hookipa brah!!
I'm sure he said at least 5 of these were the biggest waves ever surfed. Ever.
To be fair: if a record was made in 2003 and then broken in 2017 - is it not the same record of highest wave ever surfed?
I guess for these videos it would be useful to add "at the time" if the record was broken between then and the recording of the video!
Best movie to watch 🙏 POINT BREAK 😇😍