For decades, the Bermuda Triangle has captivated the world’s imagination with tales of vanishing ships and aircraft, sparking countless theories about supernatural forces lurking beneath the waves. This mysterious stretch of ocean between Florida, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico has become synonymous with the unexplained, leading many to wonder if science would ever provide answers to ...
For more than five centuries, the Niña, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria have sailed through our imaginations as much as they once cut across the Atlantic. Their voyages reshaped the world, but their own endings were messy, murky, and oddly unfinished. The Santa Maria famously ended on a reef; the Niña and Pinta ...
You might think shipwrecks belong exclusively at the bottom of the ocean, but nature has a way of surprising us in the most extraordinary ways. From desert sands to mountain lakes, these maritime disasters have ended up in locations that seem absolutely impossible for ocean vessels. Some of these discoveries challenge everything we thought we ...
PESHTIGO, WI What started as a simple father-daughter fishing trip turned into an extraordinary historical discovery when Tim Wollak and his five-year-old, Henley, accidentally uncovered a 19th-century shipwreck near Green Island in Green Bay. The wreck? The George L. Newman, a lumber schooner lost in 1871 one of 13 newly identified Wisconsin shipwrecks last year, ...
For decades, the grand narratives of Mesopotamia, Egypt, and the Indus Valley dominated the story of early human civilization, pushing Southeast Asia to the margins. But a revolutionary finding on the Philippine islands is rewriting history. One that mastered deep-sea fishing, long-distance trade, and ceremonial burials millennia before the advent of agriculture, archaeologists have found ...
