QuickCheck: Did a ship sail backwards for almost 3,000km?


IT sounds absurd; a ship making a 2,900km journey from the island of Tulagi in the Pacific Ocean to Sydney, Australia, sailing backwards the whole way.

As it is, it's a really long way to spend in reverse gear, basically going "gostan" (to use the Malaysian colloquialism for reversing) the whole time.

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