And it is a quite fantastical claim to make given that most reports with more substantial evidence usually range between 5-12 cm. I mean can you imagine seeing half a meter wide snowflakes just sailing down from the sky.
There's plenty of water it's been estimated that there are more than 5 million cubic kilometers of water frozen into ice caps at the northern and southern polls.
So that day we were predicted to have pretty decent wind, wind guts in the 50 to 60, sustained up to 40. So we knew a day or two ahead of time it was going to be windy.
I had never seen black water before. And it is 4,200 meters deep. And I said to myself, " Lewis, don't look left, don't look right. Just scuttle forward and go for it."