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200 Km Long, 5,000 M Deep: While Diving Under the Atlantic, a Canyon Literally Turned a Portuguese Village Into the Capital of Giant Waves

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A Portuguese beach, a wave of the height of an eight-storey building, and a German surfer who engulfs without trembling. In Praia do Norte, near Nazaré, a giant submarine canyon turns every Atlantic storm into a water wall. In 2020, Sebastian Steudtner went down 26.21 meters of swell, a record still engraved [...]
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A Portuguese beach, a wave of the height of an eight-storey building, and a German surfer who engulfs without trembling. In Praia do Norte, near Nazaré, a giant submarine canyon turns every Atlantic storm into a water wall. In 2020, Sebastian Steudtner went down 26.21 meters of swell, a record still engraved [...]

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SciencePost broke the news on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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