b2. UARLEY: Wa ara trying to sot some cconneyranhic inlor-
mation on this fron Sceripns.
DR. CSUN:
This is a goad way to chock the Known knovwicige
on your currents.
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D2. COUT:
Did you try measusing Croaille ovsanioms?
Bid
you piel up any corals?
BR. GARLSY:
Yos, and you will naturally find cova
everywhere will bo pichinst up traces of activity.
DR. LOWIIAN:
Didn't you find hichor toloeratures than in
the ocean?
IR. HAILGY:
books too woll.
I would say the renetions do not follow the
Wo ran into a number of things that looked
unusual as far as temmoratures are concerncd,
FROM THES PLCOR:
DR, HARLEY:
What sort of tonvoratuves did you find?
There is Q vary large number watching just
the boiler or condenser intake water,
Many times it was running
around 70 degroos, perhans up to 75 dogreos.
FROM TIES FLOOR:
“here,
If you take
the avoraso you have given
and 4f I followed the travelorS adyic2 and take tho averase
dopth of the ocean and take what kas boon rvolenasod, don*t you
get way too much activity horo?
Have you cone tho baci: