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The WW1 Submarine Still Leaking TNT Into North Sea After 109 Years
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A German World War I submarine sank in 1917 with eighteen mines and six torpedoes on board. Scientists have now confirmed that the explosive from them penetrates into the surrounding sea and harms animals. And there are thousands of similar wrecks at the bottom.
A German World War I submarine, known as SM UC-30, was returning to its home port in April 1917 when it struck a British mine and sank.
A German World War I submarine, sunk off the coast of Denmark for more than a century, is still releasing TNT into the water, the seabed and the…More...
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