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Not only did the ship hit rocks, it tried to eat one:
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I'm guessing it rolled the other way because the ripped side was in shallow water and the other side wasn't.
Basically, ...
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According to some sources (BBC), the rock the ship is sitting on is not the rock it hit, saying the ...
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Either the captain was deliberately buzzing the island for kicks (bad idea), or he deliberately tried to run a quickly ...
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The map is from the BBC, using data from Lloyds List. A more annotated map and more information can ...
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More: A blog with a good discussion can be found at http://blog.geogarage.com/.
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Double wow. Great site, thanks.
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Wow.
- Now I wonder why the ship is pointed 180 degrees from the direction it was sailing.
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Double wow. Great site, thanks.
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More: A blog with a good discussion can be found at http://blog.geogarage.com/.
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The map is from the BBC, using data from Lloyds List. A more annotated map and more information can ...
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Didn't know that (and thanks for the map!) Still, the "shallow water/deep water" theory still holds for the direction ...
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Either the captain was deliberately buzzing the island for kicks (bad idea), or he deliberately tried to run a quickly ...
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According to some sources (BBC), the rock the ship is sitting on is not the rock it hit, saying the ...
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I'm guessing it rolled the other way because the ripped side was in shallow water and the other side wasn't.
Basically, ...
- I think your analysis is probably pretty accurate.