Much like mermaids, the kraken, or the hafgufa, rogue waves have been regarded as a maritime myth. These waves do not always ...

By analyzing 18 years of high-frequency laser measurements from the Ekofisk oil platform in the central North Sea, we reached ...

According to the scientist, the disappearance in the location is due to extreme storm waves, known as rogue waves.

Located between the southernmost tip of Florida, Puerto Rico, and the island of Bermuda to the north, the area has generated ...

In November 2020, a freak wave appeared, lifting a lone buoy off the coast of British Columbia 17.6 meters (58 feet) high. A few years later, the four-story wall of water was confirmed to be the most ...

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In an effort to mitigate rogue wave casualties, Taiwanese officials have created an AI-powered detection system.

This finally reveals how the so-called 'rogue' waves can reach the towering, destructive skyscraper heights recorded through history.

Rogue waves form when lots of smaller waves line up and their steeper crests begin to stack, building up into a single, massive wave that briefly rises far above its surroundings.

Rogue waves form when lots of smaller waves line up and their steeper crests begin to stack, building up into a single, massive wave that briefly rises far above its surroundings.