Surfing the skyscraper at 70 ft high, the biggest waves Ever ridden.Benson, Ross
The history of riding big waves dates back to the 1950s whenGreg Nollbroke the so-called "Waimea Bay Taboo" and 12 years later paddled into a 35-foot wave at Makaha, Oahu. Noll was not the first to brave big waves, but he is certainly one of the distinguished pioneers. Since then,...
Has Trump taken his eye off the ball? Like many Republican strategists, Roberts believes the waves of disruption Trump has brought to domestic and international policy are delivering to his voters exactly what they wanted. “It just seems like it’s a firehose of new direction that I think b...
Every second (an entirely unrecognizable) Cage is on screen is terrifying, but his performance of “Fire Fire Fire, Hiss” — an original song the actor recorded and released in its entirety — remains the movie’s top “WTF” moment. The song can be found on YouTube with the caption, ...
The data was dumped in two waves, initially exposing 500 million users, and then a second dump where the hacker "God User" boasted that they were selling a database of 700 million LinkedIn. Preview of leaked data - Source: 9to5mac.com The hackers published a sample containing 1 million ...
On March 11, amagnitude 9.0 quaketriggered a tsunami that killed an estimated 29,000 thousand people and damaged some nuclear reactors. This earthquake is the largest ever recorded in Japan. Aftershocks continue to rock the island of Honshu. Theaftershocksinclude more than 50 of magnitude 6.0 or...
The most catastrophic event ever recorded happened in 1629 when a "mega-thrust" earthquake with a magnitude reaching 9.2 resulted in a 15-m (49-ft) tsunami and nine years of seismic aftershocks – in comparison, the 2004 Boxing Day catastrophe in Sumatra measured 9.1. Since then, the quakes...
promoting her music, Allen almost inevitably drops in a clip displaying the expansive natural beauty of her home state — whether she's on a rope swing over a dazzlingly blue pool of water, or dropping a front spin while skating on the ice, or watching the massive waves from her family ...
The olivine transformed to a different crystal structure called spinel, and shear waves (one of the two main types of waves generated by earthquakes) began propagating incredibly fast. "These were propagating fast enough that they could radiate ultrasonic waves that we recorded," said study co-aut...