@genericviews, Rev. Paul: I think that in this case "secrets" can refer to those facts about the submarine that were unknown to scientists and historians. One of those is mentioned in the article, the letters on the steel plates that *probably* indicate the foundry where they were made.
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Seriously? "Secrets"? It was a big iron tube that could barely float and was powered by a team of guys hand cranking a propeller screw.
ReplyDeleteIf by "secrets" they mean "What made it sink?", then I'll buy that.
ReplyDeleteEither way, it's fascinating just to see it mostly uncovered.
@genericviews, Rev. Paul: I think that in this case "secrets" can refer to those facts about the submarine that were unknown to scientists and historians. One of those is mentioned in the article, the letters on the steel plates that *probably* indicate the foundry where they were made.
ReplyDeleteWhat made it sink? I'm betting on too much water.
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