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I'll bow to your local knowledge Captain Ahab, but bear in mind that being near the equator both maximises sun and avoids tropical storms. See map for traces o
by ZeroGravitas 2y ago
I'll bow to your local knowledge Captain Ahab, but bear in mind that being near the equator both maximises sun and avoids tropical storms.
See map for traces of storms:
https://reliefweb.int/attachments/da3ff0e6-13fc-311c-b9b1-dd735d6d87a7/OCHA_ROAP_StormTracks_v8_190314.pdf https://reliefweb.int/attachments/da3ff0e6-13fc-311c-b9b1-dd...
Bonus challenge, can you find Japan, who are piloting this tech, on that map. They're in there somewhere under the squiggles.
- defrost 2y agoKick the snark down a few notches and maybe realise that cyclonic storm tracks aren't the limit of rough seas that result. I don't hunt whales but I do have first hand direct experience of marine engineering in exactly that region.