shipwrecks
Coverage of shipwrecks in the Nexus archive.
- Romania's navy detonates part of Danube river to cool nuclear plant
Romanian naval forces detonated part of the drought-stricken Danube river to redirect water to a nuclear plant. Low water levels in the Danube, caused by European heatwaves, have severely impacted reactors in Romania and Hungary, with Hungary’s Paks plant operating at 10% capacity. The crisis has led to expensive power imports in Central and Eastern Europe, while historical artifacts emerged from the riverbed.
- See the shipwrecks of Shackleton and Scott like NEVER before: First ever full-sized scans could finally shed light on what happened on the ill-fated expeditions
First-ever full-sized scans of the shipwrecks of Shackleton and Scott could reveal new insights into their ill-fated expeditions. The scans aim to shed light on what occurred during the historic voyages.
- Over 500 feared dead in two suspected shipwrecks off Myanmar, UN warns
Over 500 people are feared dead following two suspected shipwrecks off Myanmar's coast, according to a UN warning. The incidents occurred near a Rohingya refugee camp at Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
- Hundreds of refugees feared dead after two suspected shipwrecks off Myanmar: UN
The UN reports over 500 people are feared dead after two suspected shipwrecks off Myanmar's coast since late June. The vessels, primarily carrying Muslim Rohingya minority refugees, prompted alarms from the UN's IOM and UNHCR agencies.
- The REAL Pirates of the Caribbean: Scientists discover three shipwrecks with 'all the signs of pirate mischief' off the coast of the Bahamas
Scientists discovered three shipwrecks exhibiting signs of pirate activity off the coast of the Bahamas. The findings suggest historical pirate mischief in the region.
- The REAL Pirates of the Caribbean: Scientists discover three shipwrecks with 'all the signs of pirate mischief' off the coast of the Bahamas
Scientists discovered three shipwrecks off the coast of the Bahamas, each showing signs of pirate activity. The findings suggest historical pirate mischief in the region.