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This episode uses a tall ship scenario to explain how long period waves affect steering and stability. A tsunami in deep ocean is not a “surf wave”, it is a long moving hump, but it can still create dangerous motion and loss of control when conditions change.

In this video you will learn
• why long waves can cause heavy roll and sudden yaw
• basic sail handling decisions in extreme seas (reduce sail early)
• what “broaching” means and why it is dangerous
• why near shore effects make waves steeper and more violent

Key terms: broaching, heave to, stability, wave period, loss of steerage.

Simulation notice: This video is a fictional disaster reenactment created with AI assisted VFX for education and entertainment. No real incident is being shown and no people or animals were harmed.

Educational goal: tsunami basics, ocean wave behavior, ship safety concepts, and emergency response awareness.
Do not use this as navigation or real world safety guidance.

Learn more from official resources: NOAA, USGS, UNESCO Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission, International Maritime Organization