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The giant wave lagoon, three times the size of a football pitch, will be the first of its kind in the world.
A prototype has been built near the Spanish city of San sebastian. An underwater foil operates beneath a pier that runs the length of the lagoon.
The giant wave lagoon is about three times the size of a football pitch t so much fun!
if you make a mistake of 10cm in the depth of the lagoon. Surfers know with the coming
The freshwater lagoon will be 300m long and 110m wide and will generate an estimated 60 waves per hour.
tidal lagoon system, consisting of circular retaining walls embedded with turbines which capture the tide's energy."
"A lagoon generates maximum at the turn of the tide when a tidal turbine like ours is actually static, not turning,
and £130 ($157 USD to $203 USD) per MWH for the 10 kilometer fence proposed for the Bristol Channel in the future, markedly cheaper than lagoons.
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