Not every search ends with what they hoped to find—and sometimes that’s exactly what makes it interesting.
In 2017, a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) expedition set out to explore the depths of the Gulf of Mexico (which later became the Gulf of America). During the scans, sonar detected an intriguing find: a field of objects and, next to it, a large body that looked like it might be the remains of a shipwreck.
The possibil…
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Not every search ends with what they hoped to find—and sometimes that’s exactly what makes it interesting.
In 2017, a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) expedition set out to explore the depths of the Gulf of Mexico (which later became the Gulf of America). During the scans, sonar detected an intriguing find: a field of objects and, next to it, a large body that looked like it might be the remains of a shipwreck.
The possibil…