The USS Scorpion, a nuclear-powered U.S. Navy submarine, mysteriously sank on May 22, 1968, killing all 99 crew members.

The Thresher incident remains one of the most tragic days in the Navy’s history as 129 sailors and crew perished.

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A Wisconsin man who was rescued from a cruise ship following a medical emergency is speaking out for the first time.

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SEA level rise is considered a creeping tragedy because its impact takes years or even decades to manifest. By the time authorities finally take action, the problem may have already reached a critical ...

Which is why cities like Jakarta, Pekalongan and Semarang, are sinking at a rate of between 1cm and 26cm every year. The loose soils of these cities are compacted by the weight of man-made ...

But it’s rare to see such gales form in August, Hopkins said. A National Weather Service report called the storm that sank the Western Reserve a “relatively minor gale,” he noted.

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Despite the calamity, the crew didn’t inform the passengers that they were sinking, only saying they needed to don their lifejackets and jump into the water, he claimed. Survivors in life ...