RIB boats on Saltstraumen - RIB båtar på Saltstraumen

Every six hours, 400 million cubic metres of water at speeds of up to 20 knots (40 kilometres per hour) rush through the 150-metre wide and 3-kilometre long sound connecting the Saltenfjord and the Skjerstadfjord.
The powerful whirlpools can be up to 10 metres in diameters and 5 metres deep

[@crescendoverture]

Ummmm... Why aren't there practically any comments?

[@taleshamitchell6645]

Because people aren't interested in these kind of stuff like we are 😂😂

[@M_0479-ic2yq]

Is it true or not?

[@kennethtisell1527]

Of course it's true

[@aaronpierce6765]

Depth is far greater than 3 meters..

[@kennethtisell1527]

It does not say anywhere that it is only 3 meters deep, however, it has been misspelled on "kilometers" and "sound (strait)", which unfortunately was not discovered before it was too late, and the video can not be edited on site. The depth is 31 meters.

[@signovsiv1125]

hei! kan jeg bruke dette til en skoleoppgave på skolen?

[@kennethtisell1527]

Det får du gärna göra

[@Impetuss]

Why not use it to make electricity?

[@guslook3184]

Henrik Locations like these are too powerful to harness. But tidal power is a up and comming technology. There is probably an area nearby this where tidal turbines would work. They need to keep everything anchored to bottom.