What is pororoca phenomenum?

What is longest ride on a surfboard?

The record for longest distance surfing a wave is held by Brazilian surfer, Picuruta Salazar. He surfed a tidal wave known as the "Pororoca" on the Amazon River in Brazil for 37 minutes while travelling 7.8 miles (12.5 km).

Who is Dr Tom Moir?

Dr Tom Moir is an associate professor in electrical/electronic engineering at AUT University Auckland, New-Zealand. He is known for recording a low-frequency acoustic phenomenum often called "the Hum". His specialisations are in signal processing and automatic control systems.

What can resistance do?

U didn't clearify resistance in what aspect. If u mean electrical resistance,Resistance is phenomenum which describes the limitation of the flow of electric current in an electrical circuit. According to Ohms law (V=IR),the value of resistance is directly proportional to the value of voltage and inversely proportional to the value of current.That is,as the value of resustance increased,voltage also increases;also if the valur of resistance increases,the current reduces(as in I=V/R)

Mott's garden cocktail?

Mott's Garden Cocktail is marketed by Mott's only in Canada. It is a product acquired from E. D. Smith, another Canadian company. It is sold in US half gallons (1.89L) and the label states it is manufactured in the U.S.A. This is not a rare phenomenum as Nabisco's Deli Style triscuits are manufactured in Canada but only sold in the U.S.A. It is disappointing that Mott's chooses not to market their product in the U.S. as it has a much more desirable taste than its competitor V8.

What are some Famous Natural features in Brazil?

The longest wave on Earth The Pororoca is a natural phenomenon produced twice a year between the months of February and March, the meeting of currents of the Amazon River with the Atlantic Ocean. The phenomenon of tides, to raise the level of ocean water, causes them to invade the mouths of rivers, which can buckling up to tens of meters wide, with up to three to five feet tall, and speeds up to fifty kilometers per hour. The name "Pororoca"comes from the Tupi language means "big noise". It's the wave can be heard approximately 30 minutes before his arrival, and is so powerful it can destroy anything, including trees, houses and anything else you find to do. The wave has become popular with surfers since 1999 have created an annual championship held in São Domingos do Capim. However, the tidal bore surfing is very dangerous, since the water contains a significant amount of debris from the river banks. The record for the longest distance ridden on the longest wave is the Picuruta Salazar in 2003, managed to stay for 37 minutes at 12.5 km. The dream of every surfer, riding a wave without end.

What is the difference between celestite and rutilated quartz crystall ball?

The first actually refers to the mineral, celestine, strontium sulfate which gives off a delicate blue color in samples, particularly those coming from Madagascar. The second rutile, literally from the latin word rutilum meaning red, is a mineral composed primarily of titanium dioxide which may contain up to ten percent iron and significant trace elements of niobium and tantalum. Rutile has among the highest refractive indices of any known mineral and exhibits high dispersion. Rutile is found as an accessory mineral in some alterred igneous rocks, and in certain gneisses, and schists. When rutile is arranged in groups of acicular crystals it is frequently seen as penetrating quartz and can exhibit diasterism, meaning that when a light source illuminates a ball or cabochon from the back surface, you can visualize a point with a starburst pattern appearing along the surface of the ball. This starburst on the "sphere's" surface, sometimes contains as manyas six lines,most often equally spaced apart from one another which appear to wrap around the sphere only on the sphere's surface; however, if the sphere is translucent or transparent you can see this phenomenum in 3-D "through the sphere". This phenomenum in penetrating quartz is referred to as "fleches d'amour" in Grisons, Switzerland. For a visual yahoo "rutilated wiki" and choose the fourth option down or go to shopwiki.com. If anyone has a job out there as a researcher give me a call, I'm serious: 410-409-5194. Now that you know what they are made of (thanks Vdswartz) here's what to do with them. CELESTITE: Compassion; Eloquence; Healing; Relieves headaches, body tension & physical stress. QUARTZ CRYSTAL, Rutilated: Increases the effectiveness of your magic; Increases strength of will.

What is it called when the sun and moon are in the same sky?

In the uiniversal language of mind, the sun indicates awareness in superconscious mind. The moon indicates awareness in subconscious mind. Together would be a combination. Hightened awareness begins with the use of undivided attention with purpose.In Chinese Characters, a sun and moon together means bright.Pagans tend to use the sun as a representation of the god and the moon as a representation of the goddess. Seen together they are symbolic of the duality of deity, the equal balance of male and female as it is found in nature as well as the gods. This makes sense because in Spanish moon is luna feminine and sun is sol masculine.

How are the Mississippi and Amazon rivers different?

(Apex!!!) 1)The Amazon is surrounded by rain forest. 2)The Mississippi is a major industrial highway. ur welcome shawty bae 😩☝💗✨

What is the longest non tidal surfing wave in the world?

hmm...this is a tough one, because each big surfing spot has a different kind of wave, whether it is tall and walled up, or top heavy with nastyyyy wipeouts, or monster tubes. ----longest wave- Cortes bank, one of the biggest and longest in the world, it goes on for miles at a time. the only longer one is the "pororoca", it is not truly a wave, but it is the incoming tide across the amazon river, it is a group of about 7 waves, that get over 10 feet high. that rarely ever comes along, but when it does, hundreds of surfers from around the world come here and catch it, it has been rumored to go on for hundreds of miles, and sometimes across the whole amazon river. the bad thing about here is if you fall off, you are alone in the amazon river...with blood thirsty piranhas...bring boats and hope the boat drivers don't lose you. ----most tubular and heavy wave: teahupoo- this place is freakin insane, on teahupoo, the waves are heavier on the top then the bottom, so getting pushed down by the lip hurts, what makes it even worse is the fact that the water in some spots is only a few feet deep, and if that's not bad enough? the floor is composed of razor sharp coral, or "razor-sharp reef". ----tallest waves: ghost trees California, waves here have been known to get up to 100 ft high. ----other tallest waves: 1. ghost trees cali. 2. jaws (peahi) 3. Cortes bank cali. 4. mavericks 5.shipsterns bluff ----strangest waves- 1. cyclops Australia- if you can make the 7 hour hike there, you will find some of the most deranged, messed up waves in the world, the waves look like giant squares with spikes sticking out, and by square, i meen square, plus all of the sharks, and it being one of the least surfed beaches in the world. 2. shipstern's bluff Australia- this beach is popular and well known, it lies in Tasmania, waves here are large and tubular, but if you look at some videos, like the one with Michael brennan, as the wave breaks, it forms a step, similar to a step on a stairs. in Michael brennans famous video, he flies down the face of the wave, and you can see this big step pop up out of nowhere, and he takes a 6 or 7 foot leap off of it, and lands on the water and keeps going.

What observational evidence do we have that black holes exist?

The universe doesn't have a center (at least its impossible to prove) but a light ''beam'' of 13 billion years was received by the Hubble, i came from a quasar and i was calculated that the black hole hiding there should be at least 100.000 light years long(like the milky way). So, some people think that it is pretty near of the ''big bang'' site because that light was like the same age of the universe, even if the ''big bang'' its a theory. There is a history to the "afters" of a Big Bang even if they were in the few seconds---or even the micronanoseconds. All applies and is important. Our divisions are sacrosanct. When you put a spot on an electron, and it takes two spins to come back to it's staring point, Houston, we have a problem. Physicists drive to Dark Matter and Dark Energy. But the answer is the Black Hole. Y'all super close.

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