Phuket's Danger Equations
There are three types of danger equations listed below. The catastrophic Tsunami, Rip Currents, and Crisis on the Reef.
Danger Equation (Catastrophic Tsunami):
Undersea Earthquakes: This triggers the start of the tsunami. Undersea earthquakes make the ocean water vibrate, heading upwards, and causing rapid big waves on the ocean surface.
Ocean wave Physics: The deeper the distance from sea level to the oceans surface, the faster the waves.
Danger Equation (Catastrophic Tsunami):
Undersea Earthquakes: This triggers the start of the tsunami. Undersea earthquakes make the ocean water vibrate, heading upwards, and causing rapid big waves on the ocean surface.
Ocean wave Physics: The deeper the distance from sea level to the oceans surface, the faster the waves.
Danger Equation (Rip Currents):
Surf Zone: This is where the rip currents take place.
Underwater Topography: This is how the ocean water moves, why rip currents are happening.
Inexperience: Inexperience Swimmers causes them to lose their lives.
Surf Zone: This is where the rip currents take place.
Underwater Topography: This is how the ocean water moves, why rip currents are happening.
Inexperience: Inexperience Swimmers causes them to lose their lives.
Danger Equation (Crisis on the reef):
Shared Habitat: We sometimes swim in the ocean with dangerous sea creatures right next to us, and those creatures are the reason of some people's death.
Marine Predators: Big sea creatures lurk around the open water eating people and poisoning people.
Unusual weather patterns: Weather patterns can change the oceans waves, causing to be sent out farther into the ocean continuously.
Shared Habitat: We sometimes swim in the ocean with dangerous sea creatures right next to us, and those creatures are the reason of some people's death.
Marine Predators: Big sea creatures lurk around the open water eating people and poisoning people.
Unusual weather patterns: Weather patterns can change the oceans waves, causing to be sent out farther into the ocean continuously.