Точка Немо

Bolʹshoe tikhookeanskoe musornoe pi͡atno - million kvadratnykh kilometrov plastika, v kotorom uvi͡aznet vint li͡ubogo sudna - v rezulʹtate mirovogo ėkologicheskogo proekta peremeshcheno v samui͡u udalennui͡u ot sushi tochku v mirovom okeane. Tochka Nemo - tak prini͡ato nazyvatʹ ėti koordinaty - stanovitsi͡a sovremennym kladbishchem pogibshikh korableĭ i domom dli͡a ikh ėkipazheĭ. Passazhiry feshenebelʹnykh i͡akht i bezhent͡sy-nelegaly, matrosy s sukhogruzov i dazhe komanda ėsmint͡sa ostai͡utsi͡a bez svi͡azi s vneshnim mirom i nadezhdy vybratʹsi͡a iz musornoĭ lovushki. Iz otkhodov staroĭ t͡sivilizat͡sii oni vynuzhdeny stroitʹ novui͡u.

The Great Pacific garbage patch – a million square kilometers of plastic, in which the propeller of any ship will get bogged down - as a result of a global environmental project, has been moved to the most remote point in the world ocean from land. The Nemo point - as these coordinates are commonly called - becomes a modern graveyard of lost ships and a home for their crews. Passengers of luxury yachts and illegal refugees, sailors from bulk carriers and even the destroyer crew remain without communication with the outside world and hope to get out of the garbage trap. They are forced to build a new one from the waste of the old civilization.