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Nobody knows what caused the Andrea Gail to go down, and this passage highlights how there are a number of possibilities. She could have gotten rolled over by a rogue wave, or she could have experienced what’s known as “pitch-poling”—literally getting flipped end over end by the action of the waves. Perhaps the most likely possibility is that she simply got inundated by water. No matter which of these catastrophes occurred, they produced what’s known as the “zero-moment point,” from which a boat can’t regain her bearings. The fact that the boat’s EPIRB—an electronic distress bulletin—was never activated suggests that…