North Sea is terrifying : r/thalassophobia - Reddit
2023年12月9日 · I was on the North Sea over new year once on a medium sized ship, in a much worse than expected storm, with limited stabiliser functionality. I’ll always laugh at the memory of strapping my flailing body to my bed, closing my eyes and actually trying to sleep during what felt like a horrific car crash.
ELI5 - Why is the North Sea so violent? : r/explainlikeimfive - Reddit
2023年12月6日 · the north sea is considered violent because of its weather conditions and relatively shallow depth. the sea is squeezed between britain and mainland europe, so winds can build up waves to great heights. also, because it's not very deep, there's a lot of friction between the water and the sea floor, which makes waves choppy and rough. imagine trying to swim in a crowded pool compared to a ...
The North Sea : r/thalassophobia - Reddit
The North Sea is horrible, genuinely as bad as the ocean. We can thank if for a lot in the development of shipbuilding and sailing though. Despite how difficult it is to traverse it, the distances are still manageable, and so viking longships in particular could go from places like Norway to Britain.
The North Sea is metal : r/oddlyterrifying - Reddit
2023年12月9日 · They waited until the sea was flat and sunny, and cruised across, drinking little drinks with umbrellas in them, before slaughtering monks, stealing their goats, and cruising back to Norway. Nobody in their right mind would be crossing the North Sea in a wooden boat in the middle of winter. They had raiding season, like the rest of us.
The Bering Sea in between North America and Asia
2024年2月27日 · “Hail Mary, full of grace” on repeat with sky high heart rate until the storm passes. And then during the daytime you have hard labor, difficult navigation, malnutrition, and an absolute lack of anything entertaining other than maybe some card games, a book, and maybe getting drunk with some dudes you’re probably already sick of hanging out with
TIFU by trying to swim in the North Sea of Scotland : r/tifu - Reddit
Tl;Dr: Went swimming in the North Sea, got taken by the current and rising tide. Ended up seeking refuge at a military base. EDIT: For all those asking, yes this happened in St Andrews and the base is in Leuchars
Extreme waves in the North Sea : r/thalassophobia - Reddit
2019年9月23日 · 11K votes, 138 comments. 1.4M subscribers in the thalassophobia community. Less than 10% of the ocean has been explored.
Most dangerous job in north sea : r/Ships - Reddit
2023年12月31日 · Most dangerous job in north sea Video Oil rig job😬 TikTok @iebm007 Locked post. New comments cannot be ...
Rip tides, how dangerous are they? : r/Swimming - Reddit
Rip currents can be anywhere from almost unnoticeable to extremely powerful. They are usually (but not always) strongest when there's an ocean swell running, as the water that comes in with wave energy has to escape back out to sea. Rips usually occur where the water is deeper and they run like a river out to sea.
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