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Tango01

21 Aug 2012 11:23 a.m. PST

found off Greenland.

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"Last month, during routine functional performance testing of the mutibeam mapping echosounders on the Schmidt Ocean Institute's flagship R/V Falkor, the team aboard—including researchers from the University of New Hampshire, Ifremer, and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution—discovered the S.S. Terra Nova, a whaler, sealer and polar exploration ship that sunk off the southern coast of Greenland in September, 1943, after being damaged by ice"
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Amicalement
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