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The "story" of this place is one of solitude and surveillance.

A pressure sensor on the sea floor that feels the "weight" of the entire ocean above it, listening for the tectonic shiver of an earthquake.

To a passing freighter, it is just another swell in an endless march of waves. But to the Deep-Ocean Assessment and Reporting of Tsunamis (DART) buoy tethered nearby, it is the center of the world. Beneath this coordinate lies a silent landscape of abyssal plains, miles below the surface, where light hasn't touched the silt in millions of years.