To do it, they had to travel 600 miles across one of the most treacherous bodies of water in the world—the Drake Passage ... ve just been through a large storm actually, in the last 24 ...

“Kinetic energy is converted from wind into waves, and builds up storm waves.” The waves in the Drake Passage are no joke. Brearley explained to Buckley that waves in the region can reach ...

making it through the Drake Passage unscathed — especially given the flooding that occurred on the vessel following a storm last week off the coast of South America. Lake, who says she did not ...

The Drake Passage is a 600-mile stretch between South ... Brearley told CNN that these winds are the primary cause of the ...

The water-body between the South Shetland Islands of Antarctica and South America’s Cape Horn is known as the Drake Passage ... This passage has one of the most storm-tossed waves in the ...

It is, of course, the Drake ... Passage the winds may have blown over thousands of kilometers to where you are,” says Brearley. “Kinetic energy is converted from wind into waves, and builds up ...

“Imagine if you signed up for a 48-hour rollercoaster,” travel blogger Lesley Anne Murphy captioned the “Perfect Storm”-esque ... been steaming through Drake Passage — a 600-mile channel ...