2 days ago - It was an Autonomous Temperature Line Acquisition System (ATLAS) buoy that was conical in shape and 3.8 metres (12 ft) high. It was anchored by a cable to the seabed. The buoy disappeared less than a year after its installation, and was replaced in 1998. The buoy was decommissioned in March 2021. ... Colonel Bleep – a 1957 animated cartoon that took place on the fictitious "Zero Zero Island", at 0 latitude and 0 longitude

January 17, 2026 - Null Island, located at the ... coast.[8] The average sea surface temperature in the region hovers between 27°C and 28°C (81°F to 82°F), supporting consistent thermal stabil...

The Republic of Null Island LIKE NO PLACE ON EARTH · HOME :: Location: (0 , 0) Area: 6,400 Ha · Highest Point: 780 m · Population: 4,000 · Average Annual Rainfall: 500 cm · Temperature Range: 4 - 33 c · The spectacular profile of Null ...

December 30, 2025 - The sea surface temperature averages a cozy 28 degree Celsius (82 degree Fahrenheit), the wind speed moderate 8 to 13 knots, and the waves manageable 1.5 metres (5 feet). The name of the place?

June 8, 2023 - Fictional island at 0°N and 0°E in the Gulf of Guinea is location of weather monitoring station

But remember that lone buoy? That’s Station 13010 (also known as “Soul”), a NOAA weather observation buoy. Permanently anchored at 0°N 0°E, Soul collects data on air temperature, water ...

February 9, 2024 - Known as Station 13010 - Soul, ... floating weather station measures things like wind speed, air temperature, and humidity to help inform weather forecasts and climate models. In the real world, Null Island is just a lone buoy floating in the Atlantic....

Weather Station information about NULL - Null Island [Soul - Station 13010]

August 7, 2025 - But remember that lone buoy? That’s Station 13010 (also known as “Soul”), a NOAA weather observation buoy. Permanently anchored at 0°N 0°E, Soul collects data on air temperature, water ...

September 22, 2021 - I've been searching for a website that has the temperature and wind speed, etc for Null Island.

April 12, 2022 - One of these is moored to the seabed (about 16,000 ft or 5 km deep) at exactly 0°N, 0°E. This is station 13010 — also known as “Soul Buoy” — measuring air and water temperature, wind speed ...

National Data Buoy Center - Recent observations from buoy 13010 (0.000N 0.000E) - Soul.

March 19, 2026 - In fact, the 3.8m high Atlas buoys ... such as wind speed, temperature, humidity, precipitation, and solar heat. The buoy was replaced by a new buoy in 1998, which is less than a year, but its position and role remain. The antipodal point of Null Island is the 0N 180E point where ...

Soul Buoy observes and records the weather, collecting data on air temperature, water temperature, wind speed, wind direction, and other variables. This information is then used for research into climatic conditions and meteorological forecasting in the Tropical Atlantic and beyond. At the actual site of Soul Buoy/Null Island, there is no land insight.

August 7, 2025 - One of these is moored to the seabed (about 16,000 ft or 5 km deep) at exactly 0°N, 0°E. This is station 13010—also known as “Soul Buoy”—measuring air and water temperature, wind speed and direction, and other variables at zero zero point.

August 13, 2023 - Although there is no landmass or island at these coordinates, there is an ATLAS buoy at (0°N, 0°E) at all times. This buoy is anchored by a cable to the seabed and it measures temperature ...

October 27, 2025 - It is part of the international PIRATA system, which collects data on water temperature, humidity, wind, and other climatic parameters. The data is used for climate studies and weather forecasting. Thus, “Null Island” is a rare example of the combination of technical necessity with cartographic ...

August 29, 2025 - When a system encounters missing or erroneous geographic data, it often defaults to coordinates 0°N, 0°E. In other words, if a location is “lost,” it gets sent straight to Null Island.

October 5, 2023 - One of these is moored to the seabed (about 16,000 ft or 5 km deep) at exactly 0°N, 0°E. This is station 13010 — also known as “Soul Buoy” — measuring air and water temperature...

March 25, 2017 - A lot of GIS professionals and cartographers end up frequently sending data points to Null Island, and this shared experience among map enthusiasts has fed the mystique of Null Island, with GIS enthusiasts creating fantasy maps, a “national” flag, and articles detailing Null Island’s rich history. So it’s a useful tool to catch errors, but also an elaborate inside joke among cartographers. At 0,0 there is actually a buoy permanently anchored (called “Soul”) to collect data on air temperature, water temperature, wind speed, wind direction and other variables.