Vízhullámok
Vízhullámok, often translated as water waves, are disturbances that travel through the surface of a body of water. These phenomena are caused by various factors, including wind, seismic activity, and the gravitational pull of celestial bodies like the Moon and Sun. The most common type of water wave is a wind wave, generated when wind exerts stress on the water's surface, transferring energy and creating ripples that can grow into larger waves.
The characteristics of water waves include their wavelength, the horizontal distance between two successive crests or
As water waves approach the shore, they undergo a process called shoaling. The wave's speed decreases due
Tsunamis are a specific type of large, often destructive, water wave generated by sudden displacements of large