Reef Hero link said:Off topic again but waves are not created from the sun or moon..... Maybe whale farts tho.
Waves are created by the wind (air molecules rushing past the water surface) and also by the ground (seabed) earth movement (I.e in extreme cases a tsunami)
Neither of these actually cause the water to move horizontally but rather only vertically.... The water however when caused to move vertical will flatten out again and appear to be moving horizontal. Horizontal water movement is important for the growth of many corals because it will import and export nutrients.... This is why the best reefs in the world are usually in areas where water is flowing through very rapidly caused by the narrowing and widening of streams.... This was explained in the video I posted, \"reefs of riches\"
The sun powers the wind, it heats the water and air, the air rises, carries moisture, causes the wind and storms and hurricanes and tornados and typhoons and all the weatherReef Hero link said:Off topic again but waves are not created from the sun or moon..... Maybe whale farts tho.
Waves are created by the wind (air molecules rushing past the water surface) and also by the ground (seabed) earth movement (I.e in extreme cases a tsunami)
Neither of these actually cause the water to move horizontally but rather only vertically.... The water however when caused to move vertical will flatten out again and appear to be moving horizontal. Horizontal water movement is important for the growth of many corals because it will import and export nutrients.... This is why the best reefs in the world are usually in areas where water is flowing through very rapidly caused by the narrowing and widening of streams.... This was explained in the video I posted, \"reefs of riches\"
The sun powers the wind, it heats the water and air, the air rises, carries moisture, causes the wind and storms and hurricanes and tornados and typhoons and all the weatherPistol link said:[quote author=Reef Hero link=topic=6721.msg77041#msg77041 date=1389903024]
Off topic again but waves are not created from the sun or moon..... Maybe whale farts tho.
Waves are created by the wind (air molecules rushing past the water surface) and also by the ground (seabed) earth movement (I.e in extreme cases a tsunami)
Neither of these actually cause the water to move horizontally but rather only vertically.... The water however when caused to move vertical will flatten out again and appear to be moving horizontal. Horizontal water movement is important for the growth of many corals because it will import and export nutrients.... This is why the best reefs in the world are usually in areas where water is flowing through very rapidly caused by the narrowing and widening of streams.... This was explained in the video I posted, \"reefs of riches\"
The sun powers the wind, it heats the water and air, the air rises, carries moisture, causes the wind and storms and hurricanes and tornados and typhoons and all the weatherSalty Cracker link said:[quote author=Pistol link=topic=6721.msg77061#msg77061 date=1389907695]
[quote author=Reef Hero link=topic=6721.msg77041#msg77041 date=1389903024]
Off topic again but waves are not created from the sun or moon..... Maybe whale farts tho.
Waves are created by the wind (air molecules rushing past the water surface) and also by the ground (seabed) earth movement (I.e in extreme cases a tsunami)
Neither of these actually cause the water to move horizontally but rather only vertically.... The water however when caused to move vertical will flatten out again and appear to be moving horizontal. Horizontal water movement is important for the growth of many corals because it will import and export nutrients.... This is why the best reefs in the world are usually in areas where water is flowing through very rapidly caused by the narrowing and widening of streams.... This was explained in the video I posted, \"reefs of riches\"
Reef Hero link said:This was explained in the video I posted, \"reefs of riches\"
Reef Hero link said:\"Critters\"?
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