Follow @physics_unplugged | video description 👇 Waves begin when wind blows across the surface of the water, transferring energy and creating ripples. These ripples grow into waves as the wind continues to push on the water. As waves move toward the shore, they get taller and eventually break, creating the waves we see crashing on the beach. But beneath the surface, the water particles move in circular motions, and deeper down, there’s barely any wave movement at all.In this video, we dive into

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