Rogue waves that rise as high as 10-story buildings and can sink large ships are far more common than previously thought, imagery from European Space Agency (ESA) satellites has shown. As part of a scientific project initiated by the European Union in December 2000, two ESA satellites monitored the world's oceans to test the frequency of monster waves that were once dismissed as a nautical myth. A rogue wave is seen in this rare 1980 photo taken aboard a supertanker during a storm near Durban, South Africa. (Philippe Lijour, ESA/Reuters)

Publicado por Manuel 04:35:00    

1 Comment:

1. Velasquez said...
   6:07 da manhã, julho 25, 2004  
   Continuas em grande, Manuel:)
   
   
   Movimento-me na tua lucidez
   E pouso uma razão emocional
   Nos recantos do instinto que não vês
   Na linha que separa o bem do mal.
   E bravo como Afonso, um dos três
   Concretizei desígnio amoral,
   E deslizei para o teu coração
   E trasladei-o com as minhas mãos.
   
   
   albertovelasquez.blogspot.com

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