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WebHas King Charles I’s Sunken Treasure Really Been Found?
9+ hour, 59+ min ago (1098+ words) Estimated to be carrying more than $25 million worth of gold, silver, and royal artifacts when it was lost, the legendary baggage ferry has eluded Scotland’s underwater treasure hunters for nearly 400 years. A fortune in gold, silver, and priceless royal trappings…...
Volunteer Researcher Talks About the Memorialization of the USS Herring
13+ hour, 20+ min ago (59+ words) CoastTV Volunteer Researcher on the discovery of the USS Herring Delaware law allows darker tint on front side windows Rehoboth Beach Mayor calls for commissioner Suzanne Goode to resign Case review continued for Lewes fire police officer facing sex charges…...
A Research Team Dove 315 Feet Beneath the Surface—and Found the 1943 Wreckage of an Experimental Nazi Ship
13+ hour, 28+ min ago (277+ words) None of the experimental aluminum boats were supposed to have survived the war. One did. “The moment the silhouette emerged from the depths reminded us exactly why we do what we do,” the AegeanTec team wrote on Facebook. “Few experiences compare…...
How Many Shipwrecks Are On The Ocean Floor?
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (1237+ words) WorldAtlas More than 3 million shipwrecks are lying on the floor of the ocean and other deep bodies of water. That's the estimate from scientists, archaeologists, and historians, and the number is based on available research and data, but the truth…...
Divers discover German WW2 submarine off Devon coast - 82 years after it sank
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (55+ words) Yahoo News UK Divers identified a German U-boat wreck 20 miles off Devon, 82 years after it sank during World War Two. Dom Robinson, 55, and his Gasperados team descended nearly 70 metres to identify the wreck as U-672, lost in 1944....
17th-century ship reconstruction Batavia to be brought ashore after 30 years for preservation work | Archaeology News Online Magazine
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (472+ words) The Batavia, the world’s largest reconstruction of a 17th-century ship, will leave the water this autumn for major preservation work. The 56-meter-long, 650-ton vessel will move from Lelystad to Amsterdam before returning to Museum Batavialand. The ship’s final voyage is…...
Divers discover sunken German submarine off Devon coast
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (638+ words) Divers have discovered a German war time submarine 20 miles off the coast of Devon - after it sank 82 years ago. The wreck was initially named an unidentified German U boat by Ian Taylor and the Skin Deeper team during diving the…...
Regulus: The Cruise Missile Submarines Fired on Deck
1+ week, 4+ day ago (391+ words) par Connor Kerr | 15 août 2026 | Histoire et légendes, Aviation militaire | 0 commentaire Long before the Tomahawk, and years before Polaris let a submarine fire a nuclear missile from beneath the waves, America’s first seagoing deterrent worked in the most nerve-wracking way imaginable....
Divers discover German WWII submarine wreck off Devon after 82 years
1+ day, 22+ hour ago (190+ words) Footage shows divers exploring the wreck of a German World War II submarine discovered around 20 miles off the coast of Salcombe, Devon. The wreck was initially unidentified before Dom Robinson, 55, and his Gasperados diving team located and identified it as…...
Avro Shackleton: Britain's Cold War Submarine-Hunter
2+ day, 4+ hour ago (1716+ words) Britain’s Cold War submarine-hunter: four screaming Griffons, a crew of ten, and up to sixteen hours over a grey Atlantic — the Lancaster’s loudest, longest-serving grandchild. “A hundred thousand rivets flying in loose formation” — the affectionate jibe that followed the Shackleton…...