Harness the Waves | National Geographic

The power carried through ocean waves offers great opportunity -- if the design can withstand the force.
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[@cuchulainn424]

Very cool! Good luck!

[@scotian1279]

Very cool idea

[@robertghouston]

This method of power-generation could have potential. Thanks for the upload, NG!

[@leon4medicman]

Wow That seems like pretty awesome work.

[@GoreTorn16]

wow what a fantastic idea! A new way to generate natural energy!

[@cleetisbob]

flippin amazing, I hope it is green and not affecting sea life or ruining the waters
this guy is genius he's going to be
a zilllioonaire

[@kyle7412]

waves!!

[@cuchulainn424]

We learned about this in physics class the other say. Sounds like a cool idea!

[@mkrulz77]

it'd be cool if nationalgeographic did a video about the dead sea, unless they already have.

[@gamesbok]

Put it this way. The Titanic was 41deg North when she hit that iceberg. Off Norway you won't see an iceberg even at 68deg North.

[@severmine]

THUMBS
UP
!!!

[@monvergel]

It's an amazing invention but of course there are pros & cons about this but I believe Those scientists are intelligent enough to solve it. Good luck :)

[@elchristo2588]

wooo scotland! :D

[@boredomph35]

11 years ago this invention was introduced what happen next?

[@yllanojayvalido8172]

I hope it will be implemented in the next months or few years

[@williamemrich9349]

Great idea! Can this be used around Germany and to cut back on power plants that use fossil fuel?

[@BeauBoats]

im going to agree with the last response. it sounds like a great idea but at what cost of the enviroment.

[@bossfrg]

yes that would be awesome
one problem
all we would eat would be seafood :O

[@vimpos-flavien8267]

Coucou Francisco

[@6663000]

That dude looks like he has blood splatter on his hard hat at 1:01. lol

[@nehsama]

Do you think number of those "nessies" may affect ecosystem?

[@monenterys3350]

Coucou maxime

[@21blue64]

Actually, it may seem calm, but out at Sea ( no land in sight), There will be Waves, And you can still make love anyway, but in Light. (Wow)

[@3689dyf]

FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!! TO VIEW and SEE!!!!!

[@BinkieMcFartnuggets]

Even if we do get wave energy, it won't be able to power our automobiles! Unless, we flood the planet and ride wave powered jet-skis everywhere, damn that would be cool.

[@anilkumarsharma8901]

Give me Nobel Prize since I got most powerful source of energy by nature for nature to the nature

[@alohajason]

In a recent video of a presentation of ideas this project is the one they laughed at

[@shim2dawg]

powering 100, 000 homes is nothing on a large scale.

[@mindreader1975]

This is old, there are meny designs, even on youtube

[@iworkforme]

godamn do it already.

[@mannysingh4715]

has it worked.. somebody follow up

[@jackseeley638]

Pelamis discontinued their project in late 2014.

[@courtneyliu]

they're gonna be rich if they get a patent on this invention...
i'd say they're just a few years away from being billionaires....

[@21A_]

ive come here 12 years later

[@highlifexii9209]

La video est trop simple

[@dhcmrlchtdj-1]

couldnt boats hit them?