/sci/ - Science & Math

Hey, a few months ago, i saw a video where water in the ocean/lake was receding dramatically and then coming back after a few minutes. I remember this phenomena had a name, can you folk remind me? I can't seem to find the video... and I hope by remembering the phenomena, i can find it.

PS; it was definitely not a tsunami, the water didn't come back violently, it came back flowing like a stream.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZw5Vz_imPM&feature=channel_video_title

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Most of you have probably already seen it, but for those who haven't, that's quite a panel they've got and it's quite interesting.

>>2160336

No bro, I never practiced my pre-calc so I was always uncomfortable doing even the basics, the theory isn't difficult I just have too many voids in the fundamentals, and I fear it's only going to get worse as I age (24 now).

I'll try to take the calculus again this summer, any tips on how to master pre-calc?

>>2009240
I think I mountain cat is going off in search of the bigfoots instead.

These are excellent, and I would love to hear the others when you remember them.

This is now a cat thread.

metrons in heim theory.

>>1463163
no, enamals are soft.