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A roughly five-kilometre expanse of the northwestern Black Sea on 29 October 2022, seen from a high oblique aerial position; open rippled water fills the frame and the coastline lies beyond view. Every ship intersects the Black Sea surface at a continuous waterline and casts a faint lower-right shadow onto the water. Each of the nine wakes touches exactly one stern and extends directly opposite that ship's bow direction. The five outbound hulls remain on one traffic stream and the four inbound hulls on the other, separated by the passing gap. Hull reflections occupy water immediately beside their matching vessels and share the vessels' orientations. Each merchant ship is about 170–230 m long, roughly two football pitches; the visible sea corridor spans about 5 km. 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