How Faroe Islands fishermen go out into the ocean with a 15-meter wave
How fishermen on a tiny archipelago between Iceland and Scotland take to the open ocean as waves rise as high as a five-story building and meteorologists warn of one of the North Atlantic's fiercest storms. Behind the apparent recklessness lies a thousand years of engineering, the physics of rogue waves and a very sober calculation that almost no one is aware of. Watch to the end and you will understand why the Faroese fleet is considered one of the most experienced in the world.