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Ocean Science's blog
Glenn Cooper
Sat 17 Jan 2015 09:25
Here is the moon again, pretty rubbish pic but it also shows the
sunrise
![]() We are travelling over the Cape Verde Abyssal Plain, which seems to go down
to 6500 metres, over 4 miles in real money. The seabed has its own
topography, a mystery to most of us. Maybe there is a transatlantic cable
down there, carrying millions of junk emails every minute.
Here is a view from the wheel at about 0800 just after a shower of
rain. Speed over the ground, see panel, is over 11 knots – we are surfing
down the swell, up to about 4 metres, and the boat is riding
beautifully. Teresa is talking to Glenn at the nav table on the port
side.
![]() Time for breakfast...
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