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Square Waves:
Via ZetaTalk for November 30 2021 (1)
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There has been a lot of discussion about what are these square waves. Would Zetas be so kind and give us their comment and clarification?
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https://www.facebook.com/groups/3516963 ... 51649986...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hS3jEcCEaHw
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If You See Square Waves in The Ocean Get Out of the Water Immediately
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Na_hpWlyEoM
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https://centerforsurfresearch.org/square-waves/
The strange thing is that these types of waves are caused by the intersection of two seas, otherwise known as cross seas. Essentially, two opposing swells will collide into one another, forming these unique cross waves in the ocean. Cross-sea patterns are one of the major sources of shipwrecks and boating accidents. One of the things that makes them such a threat is the hard, crisscross angles, which are difficult for people to escape from once they appear. With incredibly powerful currents, these types of wave systems can create usually large and unpredictable waves. In many cases, these waves can rise anywhere from two to three meters high. With hard angles and powerful currents, these formations have been known to tip over large boats causing massive shipwrecks.
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Square waves are nothing new and indeed are correctly explained by surfers and scientists as waves coming from two different directions, from cross currents.
They are considered dangerous because when they clash the water from BOTH directions can be forced up, creating unexpected high waves that can capsize boats.
Why have they suddenly appeared in the Alabama news?
The New Madrid Fault Line runs from the tip of Mexico through the Gulf and thence up along the Mississippi River. Thus the rising and falling Gulf floor is now creating these cross current waves.
EOZT
[and from another]
https://www.facebook.com/groups/3516963 ... 51649986...
[and from another]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hS3jEcCEaHw
[and from another]
If You See Square Waves in The Ocean Get Out of the Water Immediately
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Na_hpWlyEoM
[and from another]
https://centerforsurfresearch.org/square-waves/
The strange thing is that these types of waves are caused by the intersection of two seas, otherwise known as cross seas. Essentially, two opposing swells will collide into one another, forming these unique cross waves in the ocean. Cross-sea patterns are one of the major sources of shipwrecks and boating accidents. One of the things that makes them such a threat is the hard, crisscross angles, which are difficult for people to escape from once they appear. With incredibly powerful currents, these types of wave systems can create usually large and unpredictable waves. In many cases, these waves can rise anywhere from two to three meters high. With hard angles and powerful currents, these formations have been known to tip over large boats causing massive shipwrecks.
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SOZT
Square waves are nothing new and indeed are correctly explained by surfers and scientists as waves coming from two different directions, from cross currents.
They are considered dangerous because when they clash the water from BOTH directions can be forced up, creating unexpected high waves that can capsize boats.
Why have they suddenly appeared in the Alabama news?
The New Madrid Fault Line runs from the tip of Mexico through the Gulf and thence up along the Mississippi River. Thus the rising and falling Gulf floor is now creating these cross current waves.
EOZT
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