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However, our potential seastead designs are not like this.
Objects that are large or heavy don't just roll with the waves,
they resist and must absorb some energy. For them, the ocean is
a much more hostile environment. The amount of energy stored in
a large wave is quite scary, hence why they occasionally
pulverize large ships. You'll first learn about the biggest
waves, and then about our strategies for avoiding them.
Source: http://seastead.org/commented/paper/ocean.html#However_our_potential_seastead_designs_are_not_lik
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[Fri Dec 16 14:41:12 PST 2005-349] Eliot Grey:
"You'll first learn about"??? Probably middle-school textbooks are not really the style to copy here, guys...
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