A 191-foot cargo ship was discovered by NOAA researchers over a century after it sank, taking the lives of all but two crew members. #CNN #News
Researchers locate ship missing for more than 120 years
12 comments
Leave a Reply Cancel reply
Recent Post
-
-
-
-
-
If it had gold then they took that before reporting this to anyone else haha
On to other news…..current problems.
Despite the economic downturn, l’m so happy. I have been earning $ 60,200 returns from my $7,000 investment every 21days.
@PROFITSWITHJOES. I just sent him a message and he responded. Thanks a lot!
Personally as a first time investor, I started trading with $1,000 now my portfolio is worth $5,400 within the space of few weeks trading with him
I still remember the first week got in touch with Joe Corrado , His strategies was so easy to adopt but I made 2btc directly to my bitcoin wallet.
I DON’T HAVE TELEGRAM I WILL
DOWNLOAD ONE AND REACH OUT TO HIM THANKS…
SCAM ⚠️ ALERT
T’would be neat to have a set of submersible ‘drone’ type craft with cameras, possibly tethered to a barge.
For a fee, folks shoreside or on the barge could pilot one of them and explore that fantastically preserved piece of maritime history.
Bringing the wreck to the surface would be neat too, but horrendously expensive to preserve it, put it in a building etc.
Seems to be doing just fine where it sits!
Rest in Peace Seamen. We found you. Let your souls rest at ease. Fantastic work by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the state of Michigan, and Ocean Exploration Trust, with years of research dedicated to finding the wreckage. Impressive and meticulous planning, along with steadfast commitment made it all possible. Again, rest in peace to Captain Peter Girard, and the other four seamen who perished along with him that fateful September night.
Did they find my luggage?
So what treasures have you found.
May the crew RIP 💐💐