A new study lends support to the notion that JuMBOs (Jupiter-mass binary objects) discovered by the James Webb Space ...

Understanding Rogue Waves and Their Formation Rogue waves are defined as ocean waves that reach a height at least twice the significant wave height, making them both larger and more dangerous than ...

By definition, to be characterized as a rogue wave, the wave must be at least 2.2 times larger than the average, but it can be significantly taller and wider than that.

We study theoretically and numerically optical rogue wave formation in stimulated Raman scattering inside a hydrogen filled hollow core photonic crystal fiber. We assume a weak noisy Stokes pulse ...

Intriguingly, this is an event that statisticians would tell you only happens once every 1,300 years. Understanding rogue waves — the basics Rogue waves are those massive, unexpected waves that seem ...

How Rogue Waves Form Until recently, there wasn’t enough data and computational power to create reliable rogue wave formation mechanisms. As such, the majority of science regarding the formation of ...

Researchers discovered that wind drives the formation of rogue waves in Antarctica, occurring more often than previously believed, highlighting the need to integrate wind dynamics into prediction ...

Our results are now published in Physical Review Letters*. Rogue waves are giant colossi of the sea — twice as high as neighboring waves — that appear seemingly out of nowhere.

Powerful waves amplify each other Ocean waves are one of the most powerful natural forces on Earth and could become even more powerful in the future due to climate change. If the wave field possesses ...

Giant rogue waves are far higher than other waves surrounding them, and they can appear out of nowhere to wreak havoc on ships and shorelines. A new study has shown that the formation of colossal ...