@@ThirdCoastElectronics HaTeRs???? really??? !!! Are you one of those Toddlers who demand an immediate ambulance ride to the Emergency Room when a piece of fingernail on your pinky gets torn & it's uneven now.
Reminds me of the time my wife had to drag me to the urgent care center after I got a 3” thorn stuck through my thumb. After 6 hours of pulling on it with pliers. Same thumb that I almost cut off with a fillet knife 6 months earlier. No ER visit on that one.
The lame music, (and yes, I agree, it’s lame), is much better than the wind noise. Wind was blowing directly across the channel that day. Some of the other videos have less lame music. I’ll post one for you with no music. Subscribe and share, and I’ll do the same.
The waves tend to bounce back off the bulkhead, over to opposite side of channel, and then back again. If the second ship passes through at the right time, it will combine with the first wave as it heads back across the channel. I think this one caught the wave traveling in opposite direction causing it to push up with less forward momentum.
So what are the physics regarding the wave velocity, frequency, wavelength and number of waves per ship? Does the water recede before each wave, like with tsunamis? Can the displacement of the ship be totally mitigated by the design of the hull? So many questions.
I imagine the angle of the hull in the water has a major impact but how that effects wavelength and frequency is going to take Time to think about isn't second nature to me... yet.
Yes all of that, but there are so many details that it’s nearly impossible to predict without using one of those magic box things with the tappy tappy click click. Basically, if the water recedes, it’s going to push a wave. I’ll post a video from different location later today.
We don’t have those kinds of tidal surges here in this area. Our tides are always a gradual transition, unless there’s a TS/Hurricane or strong cold front. All these ships came through within a 10 minute timeframe. One after another.
Thanks. I’ll have to get back to you with song title. It was one of the license free tracks I had access to when I subscribed to the Splice app package.
This is why Vancouver bc is losing Stanley Park it has nothing to do with rogue waves etc. producing high tides . They are not telling the whole story as shipping is making some people rich. Not the same people that enjoy Stamley Park obviously.
@@ThirdCoastElectronics Those Big LNG tankers should be throwing a huge wave no matter what. 2 years ago I got on video a guy surfing the qtr waves. It is on Port A shutterbugs but again it was 2 years ago.
Back I. 2016 I was at the pier in the channel, Harvey removed it, but the qtr wave cleared the pier, and well everyone that was not watching it for about 400 feet north of the pier. And that was a 250m long 42m wide tanker.
Great video, thank you, love this sort of stuff. 👍
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching. 👍
I love the way water moves!
sorry. just an absolute, simple [Boo].
wake me up next month when the fascinating demonstration is over.
So sorry to disappoint you Mr Potter. Give my regards to Ron, and Hermione. Haters gonna hate no matter what, moving on.
@@ThirdCoastElectronics HaTeRs???? really??? !!!
Are you one of those Toddlers who demand an immediate ambulance ride to the Emergency Room when a piece of fingernail on your pinky gets torn & it's uneven now.
This guy. Lol. 🤷
If he only knew.
Reminds me of the time my wife had to drag me to the urgent care center after I got a 3” thorn stuck through my thumb. After 6 hours of pulling on it with pliers. Same thumb that I almost cut off with a fillet knife 6 months earlier. No ER visit on that one.
@@ThirdCoastElectronics nothing to brag about just stupid
Would have been nice to hear the sound of the water hitting the shore. Instead of the lame music completely overlaying the entire video
The lame music, (and yes, I agree, it’s lame), is much better than the wind noise. Wind was blowing directly across the channel that day. Some of the other videos have less lame music. I’ll post one for you with no music. Subscribe and share, and I’ll do the same.
Noticed that waves of the second ship were taller but not as long as the third one .
The waves tend to bounce back off the bulkhead, over to opposite side of channel, and then back again. If the second ship passes through at the right time, it will combine with the first wave as it heads back across the channel. I think this one caught the wave traveling in opposite direction causing it to push up with less forward momentum.
So what are the physics regarding the wave velocity, frequency, wavelength and number of waves per ship? Does the water recede before each wave, like with tsunamis? Can the displacement of the ship be totally mitigated by the design of the hull? So many questions.
Thanks for the homework lmao.
I imagine the angle of the hull in the water has a major impact but how that effects wavelength and frequency is going to take Time to think about isn't second nature to me... yet.
Yes all of that, but there are so many details that it’s nearly impossible to predict without using one of those magic box things with the tappy tappy click click. Basically, if the water recedes, it’s going to push a wave. I’ll post a video from different location later today.
so nice waves , but really wouldn't consider them large .
Progressively larger. As in the second is larger than first. I didn’t call these large waves. Though they are a lot bigger than they look on camera.
Looks like tide was Also rising
We don’t have those kinds of tidal surges here in this area. Our tides are always a gradual transition, unless there’s a TS/Hurricane or strong cold front. All these ships came through within a 10 minute timeframe. One after another.
Love the videos !! 4:21 what song is used ??
Thanks. I’ll have to get back to you with song title. It was one of the license free tracks I had access to when I subscribed to the Splice app package.
@@ThirdCoastElectronics Thank you !
This is why Vancouver bc is losing Stanley Park it has nothing to do with rogue waves etc. producing high tides . They are not telling the whole story as shipping is making some people rich. Not the same people that enjoy Stamley Park obviously.
And it will only get worse with the ships getting bigger.
Port Aransas Ship channel
Yep. 👍🤙 They are currently dredging again. I wonder how much it’s going to affect the wave action from the ships.
@@ThirdCoastElectronics Those Big LNG tankers should be throwing a huge wave no matter what. 2 years ago I got on video a guy surfing the qtr waves. It is on Port A shutterbugs but again it was 2 years ago.
Yeah, I just drove down there, and one of the ships that came through pushed a wave up over the road. About half way down the bulkhead.
Back I. 2016 I was at the pier in the channel, Harvey removed it, but the qtr wave cleared the pier, and well everyone that was not watching it for about 400 feet north of the pier. And that was a 250m long 42m wide tanker.