Science of Surfing
Kevin OkunAn oceanographer's take on all things surfing. Delivered weekly, always free.
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Why do hurricanes spin (counter)clockwise?
Pull up any satellite image of a hurricane approaching the US East Coast and you'll see that unmistakable counterclockwise spiral. Look at a typhoon bearing down on the Philippines, and it spins the same direction. But check out a cyclone s...
Why is the ocean blue?
You've probably noticed the water isn't always the same shade of blue from day to day. Sometimes it's a deep navy that stretches to the horizon, other times it's turquoise near shore, and occasionally it takes on a distinctly green tint.
What do air and water have in common?
The ocean demands most of our attention when we're surfing, but considering half our bodies are exposed to the air above it, we should spend some time focusing on that too. Both the atmosphere and ocean follow remarkably similar rules when ...
How are artificial reefs created?
Building a reef from scratch sounds like a classic humans-are-better-than-other-animals power trip, and in many ways, that's exactly what it is. But at this point, after the anthropogenic rise in seawater temperature has killed many reefs, ...
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Oceanographer by day, also surfer by day. I write about the intersection of the two.
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