Samuel Halpern
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Oil has been bubbling out of the USS Arizona ever since Dec 7, 1941. You can see it and smell it.
Hull floating just below the surface
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Tad G. Fitch
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Sam,
Wait a second, based on what I've read on this message board in the past, I thought that the ship, after *not* hitting an iceberg, floated completely intact, albeit under water from Boxhall's distress position to the position of the wreck today, only to be shaken apart by an underwater earthquake. You mean this isn't scientifically or physically possible? How disappointing. The eyewitness and forensic evidence of the ship breaking apart on the surface and debris raining down to its current position is just so mundane and boring in comparison... :0)
Wait a second, based on what I've read on this message board in the past, I thought that the ship, after *not* hitting an iceberg, floated completely intact, albeit under water from Boxhall's distress position to the position of the wreck today, only to be shaken apart by an underwater earthquake. You mean this isn't scientifically or physically possible? How disappointing. The eyewitness and forensic evidence of the ship breaking apart on the surface and debris raining down to its current position is just so mundane and boring in comparison... :0)
Roy Kristiansen
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Sounds convincing to me, Tad - when are you going to publish?
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Michael H. Standart
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>>Oil has been bubbling out of the USS Arizona ever since Dec 7, 1941. You can see it and smell it.<<
Been there, done that! Several times. If anybody ever gets out to Pearl Harbour, check it out sometime.
Been there, done that! Several times. If anybody ever gets out to Pearl Harbour, check it out sometime.
