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Day 10 - Aliens below

27/10/2014

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Tonight was a particularly exciting night. Around 4am the bridge called us down in the science lab, the phone was practically dripping with excitement. We found an alien face in our data. Now, if you can't see the alien below it just means you haven't been staring at multibeam data for long enough. But it's there! I guess sooner or later we were going to find a feature we could interpret creatively. 
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So all up it was a very exciting night. We've been finding a lot more going on on the sea floor than any of us had imagined. Although it is unlikely that we're in the process of waking up an alien, it is a particularly exciting example of some of the features that we have been finding out in the wild blue yonder here. 
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