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It is the wind that creates waves. So, on a windy day there are more waves and on a calm day there are no waves. Oceanographers studied and figured this out. Tsunamis are different and are made by underwater earthquakes. When waves are made, the wind comes and transfers energy to the surface of the sea. This causes ripples to form which causes waves. The size of the wave will depend on three factors, wind speed, wind size, and fetch ( the area of the size where the wind is blowing ).

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Ocean waves are created with wind. It's like when you blow hot coco in your spoon it makes small ripples. That's sort of like ocean waves. Wind creates ripples that soon turns into waves. Tsunamis are different from ocean waves. They are not created from wind there are created from underwater earthquakes.

Waves are more than what you can see on the surface of the water, they go down to the ocean floor. When it drags on the floor of the ocean the top of the wave picks up speed. After a while the top of the wave will be fast enough for the wave to crash onto the shore.

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How do you think waves in the ocean are created? By a monster, or a giant jumping and kicking water? No, the waves are created by wind. If you blow on water, it makes ripples. If there's wind, there's waves in the ocean. The harder the wind blows, the bigger the waves are. More towards the shore, the wave starts to break. When the waves break, they make tunnels. Tsunamis are not created by wind, they are made by underwater earthquakes. When the wind hits the waters surface, the ripples come big, and they turn into waves. Then they break by the shore. In groups of waves, there are several peaks that are called crests that separate by points called troughs.

The waves height is called amplitude, and the distance between crests is called the wave length. The time that elapses between successive wave crests is called the period. The maximum size of a wave will depend on three things. Wind speed, wind duration, and the fetch, that measures the area which the wind is blowing. When the wave is maxed out, oceanographers say the sea surface is fully developed.

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The beach is one of the few places you can catch a wave, but where do they come from? Oceanographers are people who study the ocean and they can tell us it starts with wind. Have you ever blown onto a bowl of hot soup and see the ripples caused by your breath? If you have, you have an idea to how waves work.

Don't confuse how a tsunami is created with a wave. Tsunamis are usually generated by wind blowing on it's surface. Through friction and pressure wind transfers energy to the surface creating ripples and waves. The more wind, the more and bigger the waves get.

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Waves are created by wind. Certian waves called tsunamis are not created by wind it is created by under water earthquakes. That means when the wind is strong the waves will be strong and big. If the wind is weak the waves will be weak and small. Wind transfers energy to the surface of sea creating waves. The maximum size of waves depend on wind speed, wind duration, and the fetch. Once waves have reached their maximum size it is called "fully developed". Waves travel around the world at a certain speed. Then when the wind gets stronger the waves get bigger, and bigger. Waves also wave after wave at a certain paste. For example one wave comes and a bother wave comes a minute after the first wave. It also depends on the sea level, if it is low tide the waves will get smaller, and smaller

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Waves are created from wind. Wind creates ripples which create waves. Although bigger waves (tsunamis) are created from underground earthquakes, waves are created from wind and on the surface of the ocean. Wind transfers energy to the sea by friction and pressure. Then it creates ripples which swell into waves. The height of a wave is amplitude.

Oceanographers say that the ocean is fully developed. The size of waves is measured by wind speed, wind duration, and the fetch. In the sea waves seem to travel at a consistent speed. But it doesn't matter the height of the water itself. But when the water begins to get shallow it starts to resemble and crash onto the shore/beach line.

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Waves are created by wind. When there are big waves like tsunamis they are created by underwater earthquakes. Waves can result from wind on the oceans surface. From friction and pressure the wind which transfers energy to the surface of the ocean. This will create ripples and swells called waves. Scientist can measure aspects of waves. The wave height is called amplitude. If there is more wind then there will be more and bigger waves. The biggest size of waves would depend on wind speed, wind duration, and the fetch.

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Waves are sometimes created by wind. The wind makes ripples above the water. That's one way that waves are created. The second way is earthquake waves the earthquake happens under water. That's how most tsunamis are made. The water gets vibration and makes the waves. The wind waves get bigger everytime. It get bigger and bigger because when the waves come back in to the ocean. The more water the wave has to create a big wave.

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The waves are created by the wind. The example they used was when you blow on your soup there are ripples and they are waves sort of.littel kids might think or hear that a giant is on the other side of the world but I am not a little kid so I don't believe that anymore. Lots of people go surf but it is dangerous Because if the waves were big they could get hurt.

My opinion is that it is good that we have waves because if there was no waves there would be no surfing.

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The ocean waves are created by the gravitational pull by the moon. Others say that the waves are created by the wind. Waves are made by the wind, such as the soup and the ripples. The wave crest is called a period. There are three different factors. There is wind speed, wind duration, and the factor.

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The ocean is covered with million waves every minute. So how do waves start and move across the ocean well this is what I learned. I learned that waves start with wind. The more wind there is the bigger the waves get. The maximum size of waves will upon there factors:wind speed, wind duration and fetch, which is a measure of size. Once waves have reached there maximum size for a particular wind speed and fetch, oceangraphers say that the sea surface is "fully developed".

The distance between waves are called wave length. Also I learned as the bottom of the wave hits the bottom of the sea then the top of the wave goes faster. When the wave gets to travel fast enough then the top of the wave starts to tip over.

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Waves are formed by the wind. The wind pushes the water and then it forms a wave and it grows and when it hits the shore the waves breaks. The stronger the wind the bigger the wave. Waves can also from from earthquakes. When the tectonic plates move the water shakes and then forms a wave, sometimes it forms a tsunami which can be very deadly. My opinion is that waves are very dangerous so you should watch how big the wave is.

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People that study the ocean, called oceanographers, say that waves are created by the wind. Some waves, called tsunamis can be created by underwater earthquakes, but most waves are created from the pressure and friction caused by the wind on the water's surface. From all of the pressure, the wind creates ripples, which turn into swells/waves. The hight of the waves is reffered to as amplitude, and the length between waves is called wavelength. The time difference between successful waves is called "the period."

The more the wind, the bigger the waves. The maximum height of the waves depends on three things: wind speed, wind duration, and what we call the fetch, which is the space of water the wind is blowing over.

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Waves are created by winds and under water earthqua

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A wave is mostly created by wind. Some waves can be deadly. If you blow on water it will make ripples and that's how waves are created. People called oceanographers study waves. The stronger the wind blows the bigger the wave. That's why when you surf there are small waves and big waves. Tsunamis are not created by wind there created by big earthquakes. There is a peek in all waves, a peek is apart of the waves. Tip don't turn your back to the ocean because it will wash you out.

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The waves on the ocean are made by both the wind and the moon. Winds blow out to the ocean and end up making waves. The waves build up through out the ocean and up crashing on the shore. The moon helps because it makes tides so if there was no moon then the waves would look totally different

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Oceanographers are people who study waves said that waves are created by wind. For example if you blow into a cup of water the water ripples and creates a waves. Some waves like tsunamis are created from under water earthquake. But most waves are created by wind blowing on the surface.

What my thoughts were on this is that this is awesome. It was so interesting learning that waves are created by wind.

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A wave is a deadly but powerful thing to understand the waves better learn how it is created. A wave is created by wind. When the wave increases in speed so does the wave increase in height. The height of the wave is called amplitude. That is the scientific name. When waves such as tsunamis are created they are usually made when there are underwater earthquakes. A wave is usually created when it is out in the ocean. As the wave gets closer to shore it the bottom of the wave starts to decrease in speed. So as the bottom slows down the top gets faster and as the top gets faster it starts to peak and break. From there you can catch the wave.

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I don't know much about waves so I learned a lot. One way wave forms is because of wind. when you blow on your soup you send ripples through the soup just like the ocean. Certain waves like tsunamis form becauses of underwater earthquakes. Through friction and pressure wind transfers to the ocean. In all waves there is a peek. A wave is a deadly powerful thing. I learned that you should never turns your back to the ocean because you can never tell where it's coming from.

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I learned that most waves are created by wind. This means that the stronger the winds, the bigger the waves. This also proved why waves are crazy on stormy days. The wave is not much out at sea, but when is comes to the shore, they become the ones you know.

Tsunamis, on the other hand, are different. They are created by big earthquakes. The earth shakes enough to form a wave that is way bigger than a wind wave. Thus making tsunamis unrelated to wind.

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The ocean is covered with millions of waves every minute. How do these waves start up and travel across the ocean? Here is what I learned waves start up with wind. If you have ever blown into a cup you know that you can make mini waves, but some waves such as tsunamis are created by underwater earthquakes. In any group of waves there are several peaks that are called crests. Scientists measure the height of the waves with something called amplitude.

Waves. The distance between waves is called wave lengths. I also learned that the more wind there is the bigger the waves become. As the bottom part of the wave hits the ocean floor the top gets faster. When the wave travels fast enough the front starts to tip.