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Up-close images show ghostly Terra Nova wreck, ship of doomed Robert F. Scott voyage (opens the original)
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ST. JOHN'S - A mission led by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society has captured detailed, up-close images of the ship that carried explorer Robert Falcon Scott's doomed 1910 voyage to Antarctica. The haunting wreck of Terra Nova lies at the bottom of the Labrador Sea, about 18 kilometres off the southern tip of Greenland. The geographical society, in partnership with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, shared images Tuesday of the ship's wide, ornate bow and two wheels. The images were
Up-close images show ghostly Terra Nova wreck, ship of doomed Robert F. Scott voyage (opens the original)
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ST. JOHN'S - A mission led by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society has captured detailed, up-close images of the ship that carried explorer Robert Falcon Scott's doomed 1910 voyage to Antarctica. The haunting wreck of Terra Nova lies at the bottom of the Labrador Sea, about 18 kilometres off the southern tip of Greenland. The geographical society, in partnership with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, shared images Tuesday of the ship's wide, ornate bow and two wheels. The images were
First images released of the wreck of Quest, explorer Ernest Shackleton's last ship (opens the original)
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ST. JOHN'S - A team of explorers led by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society has released the first images of the wreck of Quest, the ship upon which legendary Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton died in 1922. The ghostly ship now lies at the bottom of the Labrador Sea, tangled in errant fishing nets. The images released Wednesday show the bow upright on the sea floor, its distinct portholes like eyes peering into the black. The wreck is surrounded by debris, and it appears to now be hom
First images released of the wreck of Quest, explorer Ernest Shackleton's last ship (opens the original)
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ST. JOHN'S - A team of explorers led by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society has released the first images of the wreck of Quest, the ship upon which legendary Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton died in 1922. The ghostly ship now lies at the bottom of the Labrador Sea, tangled in errant fishing nets. The images released Wednesday show the bow upright on the sea floor, its distinct portholes like eyes peering into the black. The wreck is surrounded by debris, and it appears to now be hom
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