Wave Convergence
Photo: Jeff Johnson
What?
Watch two (or more) waves converge on each other in the ocean, a lake, or river.
Why?
It’s a powerful, awe-inspiring act of nature.
How to?
Go to the beach, one typically with a headland, jetty, or cliff where waves can bounce off of it.
Watch the waves converge over and over.
Be present, and enjoy the show.
Protips:
Always be careful near waves. It can be deadly. The ocean is powerful and deserves respect. It doesn’t care how many Instagram followers you have.
The Rabbit Hole (References for People Who Like to Geek Out)
Keltner, D. (2016, May 10). Why Do We Feel Awe? https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/why_do_we_feel_awe
The Scientific Term for Waves Clapping Together is Clapotis (yes, that’s actually the name). Here’s More on Clapotis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clapotis
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