Four die after drinking from bottles found in sea
9 hours ago
By Aleks Phillips, BBC News
Four Sri Lankan fishermen have died and another two are critically ill after consuming an unknown liquid from bottles they found while at sea, according to local media reports.
The sailors were said to be...
Just watching the tragic Baltimore bridge accident. On the video stream you can see many cars and lorries passing over the bridge just before the collision. It certainly brings home the part that fate plays in our day to day lives.
This will spawn many tales of how close people came to becoming...
The return of sail!
Pioneering wind-powered cargo ship sets sail
A cargo ship fitted with giant, rigid British-designed sails has set out on its maiden voyage.
Shipping firm Cargill, which has chartered the vessel, hopes the technology will help the industry chart a course towards a greener...
It's supposed to be almost impossible to be buried at sea off the UK these days, due to worries about health risks & contamination. But I remember a case nearly forty years ago when a widow had her husband buried at sea as per his wishes, off the Scottish islands & in a bronze coffin.
A...
"Roughly translated as “the flashing” or “something that flashes”, Te Lapa is described as a blinking pulse of light that emanates from islands, yet is virtually unknown to science and completely unexplained. The strange effect was first mentioned in Western literature in the early 1970s when a...
Couldn't find this on a search and I don't know whether it has been brought up before but what were the Viking longship "figureheads" designed to look like? ignoring mast/sails there is a long neck, small head and a lower tail. Rather than dragons could they have been based on a typical "long...
Aurora Borealis May Have Contributed to Sinking of Titanic, Suggests Meteorological Researcher
Erika P.Sep 17, 2020 07:40 AM EDT
On that fateful night of April 15, 1912, the seemingly unsinkable RMS Titanic hit an iceberg and sunk for hours, killing over a thousand passengers.
More than a...
RESEARCHERS have used a “space treasure map” to make a remarkable discovery in the Caribbean — a centuries-old anchor believed to be from one of Christopher Columbus’s ships.
Analysis of the anchor, which was found off the Turks and Caicos Islands, reveals that it dates to between 1492 and...
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darrell miklos
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A model builder says his replica Titanic is haunted. :wink: It is a rather nice model.
http://wtkr.com/2012/06/14/portsmouth-man-says-titanic-replica-could-be-haunted/
"It’s been 100 years since the RMS Titantic struck an iceberg and sent more than 1,500 souls to their watery graves.
In...
My son was born in July of 1995, by November 1995 the child could climb stairs and stand up - he talked really early and was obsessed with drawing - but he was wary of water. I remember the plughole in the bath used to make a slurping sound when the water went down and it terrified him. He...
Builder found Vikings washed up at pub
Jack Malvern
Archaeologists believe they have found the only intact Viking boat in Britain beneath the patio of a Merseyside pub. The 10th-century vessel was discovered in the 1930s by builders excavating the basement of the Railway Inn on the Wirral...
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knut paasche
liverpool university
merseyside
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stephen harding
the railway inn
the vikings
the wirral peninsula
Hello - I would like to get some answers out of you lot about things that i can't really remember
Who was the English King/Prince who saw it?
Any other accounts?
Any Other ghost ship stories
are there any around the british coast?
Can i lump the marie celeste in, as well?
thankees
Has anyone heard of this story?
I have no idea where to pos this message so I figure that I might as well put it up here since it deals with the U.S. Government.
A few decades ago the U.S. Army was testing a new kind of stealth gear on ships by making the invisible. When they first tried it...
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uss eldridge
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