TWThe World Of Wondersby Pandi1mo1 source Bookmark Share Talk about this Copy Copy for Socials See In PandiPedia Manage Sources Download slidesThe weed that made sailors sound the seaSargassum encounterFloating greenish-yellow Sargassum met Columbus’s ships. See why the crew worried, tested the water, and kept going. 🌊Sargassum encounterThe sailors feared the weed might hide shallow water and trap their ships. The danger was a fear, not a finding. ⚓Sargassum encounterThey tested the depth with soundings, but found no bottom. That did not confirm the feared shallows. 🔎Sargassum encounterThe ships continued west, taking repeated soundings as they went. The account describes caution alongside onward passage. ⛵Sargassum encounterAfter a few days, they sailed clear of the weed into open ocean again. The feared trap had not stopped their passage. 🌊1 / 5Go to slide 1 of 5Go to slide 2 of 5Go to slide 3 of 5Go to slide 4 of 5Go to slide 5 of 5The 1896 account follows one question at sea: did floating weed mean hidden shallows, or could the ships pass through?moreSorry, Pandi could not find an answer.Let's look at alternatives:Try Super Pandi (Recommended)Modify the query.Start a new thread.Remove sources (if manually added).✦Your algorithm
Sargassum encounterFloating greenish-yellow Sargassum met Columbus’s ships. See why the crew worried, tested the water, and kept going. 🌊
Sargassum encounterThe sailors feared the weed might hide shallow water and trap their ships. The danger was a fear, not a finding. ⚓
Sargassum encounterThey tested the depth with soundings, but found no bottom. That did not confirm the feared shallows. 🔎
Sargassum encounterThe ships continued west, taking repeated soundings as they went. The account describes caution alongside onward passage. ⛵
Sargassum encounterAfter a few days, they sailed clear of the weed into open ocean again. The feared trap had not stopped their passage. 🌊