I know of no warnings about anchoring in the area. It seems they are buried deep enough to be protected.Mariana Trench if I recall correctly... not a seafood sauce...
How about their alleged continental plate drift?...
And what about ship anchors dragging across them?... (Seem to recall such concerns with transoceanic phone cables back in the days of Ma Bell...)
I know of no warnings about anchoring in the area. It seems they are buried deep enough to be protected.
Us little boat guys don't anchor in 60 to 120 feet. Proper anchoring is a 7:1 ratio, so that would be 420 feet of anchor rope to 840 feet !!! NFW
Underwater welding, why not underwater trenching. Google spent 300 million dollars to run their cable from Taiwan to Orygun.Buried cables on the sea floor?... hmmm... Quite the backhoes, I'd guess ...
8 miles below the surface? Hats off!Underwater welding, why not underwater trenching. Google spent 300 million dollars to run their cable from Taiwan to Orygun.
From Google: To reduce the risk of damaging, modern day underwater cables are buried in the ocean floor with the facilitation of special under sea ploughs
I think I saw that episodeIf the cable washes up on a deserted island the professor can make a telephone out of a coconut and tap into it to get rescued.