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Wouldn't an earthquake have shifted the ships elsewhere? I'm just speculating here. Edit: Never mind. Saw the Guardian link which provides more info. I'm surpr
by vermontdevil 10y ago
Wouldn't an earthquake have shifted the ships elsewhere? I'm just speculating here.
Edit: Never mind. Saw the Guardian link which provides more info. I'm surprised there's capability to salvage that deep for large wrecks.
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- q3r3qr3q 10y agoCould also be time travelers.
- B1FF_PSUVM 10y agoAccording to a John Varley SF story, those time travelers work more in about-to-crash airplanes, replacing live passengers with puppets in the nick of time. (I forget what they did with the recruits.)
- dvtv75 10y agoYou should check out the Wiki article on the Soviet submarine K-219. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_submarine_K-219 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_submarine_K-219 Short version: after she went down, someone went down and ripped off the nuclear missile doors, and took several of her missiles directly from the tubes, at 6000 meters. I don't imagine too many countries had the technology to do that.
- PerfectDlite 10y ago> ripped off the nuclear missile doors That's probably a result of missile(s) explosion, similar to explosion which resulted in her loss. Occam's razor, you know.
- dvtv75 10y agoThat's a good point, I didn't consider that. (Obviously!)