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Waves are disturbances travelling across a medium. Examples of waves are:
All wavelengths of light (well light is only kind of a wave, but the explanation for that gets into complicated quantum physics)

Waves on the surfaces of substances.

Sound waves

And a lot more.

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Quantum field theory is one of the most widely excepted theories and has made VERY accurate predictions and is very interesting. It states that the way our universe works is particles are disturbances or waves on a field. There are many fields. Most of our mass comes from the gluon field. The existence of quarks suppresses fluctuations of the gluon field. A tube between quarks forms called a flux tube, this is what activates the the strong nuclear force. The fundamental force responsible for holding quarks together.

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waves are can be found in any big bodies of water but mostly found in the ocean. They are huge/small lumps of water that travel inland and crash onto the shore. I know that waves are awesome when i go to the beach.

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I know that waves are not just water but light as well.

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- How normal waves are created
- How big they can get?

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they move fast

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waves of sound is how we hear noise

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Waves can be either sound, energy, water. or heat
The water ones look cool

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The tide is controlled by the moon

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I want to know how waves are created and more about them.

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That there are different types of waves, e.g ocean waves, sound waves, energy waves.

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How the tide is controlled by the moon

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very quickly.

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What causes/creates waves.

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all about them