The world's deepest shipwreck record is refreshed, and the bottom of the sea is 6895 meters.

Science Fiction Network June 27 (Liu Yazhu) Recently, the explorers found the "deepest shipwreck in the world" on the 6,895 meters deep seabed slope near the Philippines near the Pacific Ocean.

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Before the hull was discovered, the deepest wreckage of the world's shipwreck was the US Navy Fletcher-class destroyer "Johnston" (DD-557), which was sinking in the Wright Bay in World War II, and was located at 6469 meters under the sea. The "Johnston", once the deepest shipwreck in the world, was sunk to cover the team's escort aircraft carrier during the Sama Island in the Wright Bay battle on October 25, 1944.

The shipwreck in the world is not only there. One of the six major shipwrecks in the world, "Mary Rose", belongs to one of the most advanced military vessels in Henry VIII, and about 660 people were killed. The ship was protected by the mud all year round. To this day, the ship is still constantly spraying with polyethylene glycol preservatives to prevent the boat bone from rotting.

The most well -known shipwreck Titanic wreckage is only about 4,000 meters deep. The Titanic was the largest passenger ship in the world and the most luxurious internal facilities in the world at that time, and had the reputation of "never sink".

Unfortunately, the ship sank at 2:20 am on April 15, 1912, and a total of 1503 people were killed, and it was not discovered until 1985. Although it is protected by the United Nations Education, Science and Cultural Organization, the wreckage of the hull of the "Titanic" is gradually disappearing because it has been eroded by foreign flow and bacteria.

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