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I saw the news earlier this week about the 591' ship Explorer with 681 college students on board getting hit by a 50' wave. What will happen if a 45' sailboat gets hit by the same wave ? Does it make a difference which way the boat is facing when it gets hit by a wave this big ? If it does then which way is the best way ? I was told that a good boat can correct itself even if a big wave turns it upside down. So can you just strap yourself to your bed and go to sleep ? Are the windows likely to break and let the water in so that the boat can sink after getting hit many times ? What else do you think can happen ? Thanks for your help. |
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