Marine scientists from Oregon State University are all over the news this week: The Oregonian reports on so-called “sneaker waves”: Whether or not they’re a distinct phenomenon, the fact remains that sudden high waves on the Pacific coast can be deadly. As OSU oceanographer Robert Holman explains: “When you get into the beach, especially when [...]
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Sneaker waves, undersea gliders and an adventurous gray whale: OSU marine science in the news
Posted by: Pat Kight | February 9, 2011 Comments Off |Categories
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