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A 40-foot sailboat crossing the Atlantic experiences severe, disorganized swells and 30-knot gusts on day nine of the passage, causing significant motion that leads to multiple injuries and equipment failures. The crew struggles with a "blender-like" sea state that causes the boat to roll violently regardless of sail configuration.▶ 16:34 To mitigate the motion, the crew rigs a makeshift whisker pole by attaching the headsail to the boom using a low-friction ring, which stabilizes the sail and prevents collapsing.▶ 5:02 Despite these efforts, the violent motion causes several glass jars to shatter in the galley, resulting in minor cuts and widespread bruising among the crew.▶ 3:51 The crew decides to gybe and alter their course 40 to 50 degrees north, hoping to find calmer conditions.▶ 18:11 Additionally, the crew continues to manage a hematoma on their dog’s ear using a custom-built splint, which successfully prevents fluid buildup and reduces pain.▶ 23:23

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