Shipwreck lost 100 years discovered nearly completely intact in depths of Lake Superior

nydailynews ^ | June 10, 2013 | AP

[Fire137]

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[elcid1970]

They found the Edmund Fitzgerald but no trace of her crew.

There must be dozens of ships in Lake Superior’s maw. Even the shape of the lake on a map looks like a hungry large jawed animal.

[houeto]

[Hulka]

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[SunkenCiv]

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[SunkenCiv]

These are not lakes, they are inland seas. :’) And freshwater has a shorter wavelength, so in otherwise identical storms, a boat will be broken faster.

[Altariel]

What *do* I have to do to convince you I wasn’t at the wheel that day?

[DCBryan1]

no trace of her crew

Wrong. There are two (2) sets of remains visible on the Edmond Fiztgerald. One is present next to the wheel, presumably the captain. Another set of skeletal remains is just inside the door below the wheelhouse. I think that another has been spotted aft.

[patton]

The WATER has a shorter wavelength?

Really?