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Singer Kelly Clarkson’s Stunning $17.8 Million Montana Ranch.NY

December 9, 2024 - by cheaunratana - Leave a Comment

A Dream of Country Living Kelly Clarkson’s $17.8 million Warren Peak Ranch in Montana represents more than just a luxurious property – it’s a piece of her heart and her …

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Parker McCollum Returns to Texas and Finds Home in New Braunfels.PMR

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Rising country star Parker McCollum always knew where his heart truly belonged, and that place was deep in the heart of Texas. Born and raised in Conroe, McCollum was surrounded …

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Music Mogul Akon’s Sandy Springs Mansion: A Georgia Gem,NY

December 9, 2024 - by cheaunratana - Leave a Comment

International music mogul Akon, known for hits like Locked Up and Smack That, owns an extravagant mansion in Sandy Springs, Georgia. Nestled in an exclusive gated community, the sprawling estate combines luxury, entertainment, …

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L.A.Dodgers’ Manager Dave Roberts’ Former $4.2M Home in La Canada Flintridge, CA.BG

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Nestled in the desirable Meadow Grove neighborhood, this charming 3,600 sqft single-story home was previously owned by Dodgers manager Dave Roberts. Boasting four bedrooms and four bathrooms, the residence underwent …

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The $22.1 million penthouse in Chelsea, New York, owned by actor Hugh Jackman.

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Renowned actor Hugh Jackman owns a magnificent penthouse in Chelsea, New York City. Acquired for $22.1 million, this residence embodies a perfect blend of sophistication and contemporary design, situated in …

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Bret Baier wants to get $29 million for his estate in Washington, D.C., which is full with amenities.

December 9, 2024 - by cheaunratana - Leave a Comment

With Bret Baier having recently upgraded to a new $37 million mansion in Palm Beach, Florida, the chief political anchor of Fox News Channel is putting his expansive Washington, D.C., …

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The Luxurious Villa of MMA Icon Conor McGregor in Marbella, Spain.

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Conor McGregor’s $1.6 million villa in Marbella boasts a customized gym, an outdoor pool, and an LED-lit driveway. Nestled within the exclusive La Resina Country Club estate, this luxurious property …

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The former residence of actress Teri Garr in Los Angeles, California.

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Nestled in the desirable hills above Sunset Plaza, Teri Garr’s former residence boasts four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and over 2,880 square feet of beautifully updated living space. The home features …

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Xanadu 2.0: The Technological Wonder of Bill Gates Close to Seattle.

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Perched on the serene shores of Lake Washington near Seattle, Bill Gates’ residence, famously nicknamed Xanadu 2.0, stands as a testament to innovation, luxury, and environmental harmony. This 66,000-square-foot mansion, …

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Inside the Gorgeous Haverford, Pennsylvania, Home of Jason and Kylie Kelce.

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Jason Kelce, celebrated center for the Philadelphia Eagles, has distinguished himself not only on the football field but also in the real estate market. Beyond his impressive sports career, Kelce’s …

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  1. 1win_rzOt on The RMS Titanic’s tragic sinking on April 15, 1912, continues to captivate the world more than a century later. On its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York, the “unsinkable” ship struck an iceberg, leading to the deaths of over 1,500 passengers and crew. Despite the catastrophic loss of life, one unsettling mystery has persisted — why were there so few bodies recovered from the wreckage, even though more than 1,500 people perished? The discovery of Titanic’s wreckage After decades of searching, the wreckage of the Titanic was discovered on September 1, 1985, more than 12,000 feet beneath the Atlantic Ocean. After decades of speculation and attempts to locate it, an expedition finally succeeded in uncovering its location at the staggering depth. It may seem strange that it took so long to find the wreck, but the problem wasn’t that its location was completely unknown — it was more about pinpointing its exact resting place. Deep-sea explorer Robert Ballard spent eight days searching before successfully locating the R.M.S. Titanic, about 400 miles off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. He was able to pinpoint the wreckage using his method of following debris—a technique he had first employed when discovering the Scorpion, a nuclear submarine that sank in 1968. Flickr Ballard has previously spoken about the moment he saw the old ocean liner resting on the ocean floor. ”We made a promise to never take anything from that ship, and to treat it with great respect,” he told CBS News. But since then, expedition teams have recovered hundreds of artifacts, offering us a glimpse into the past — pieces of furniture, dinnerware, and personal belongings belonging to those who never made it off the ship. However, it became clear how poorly preserved some artifacts were when the first major expedition to recover items from the Titanic began in 1987. Where did all the bodies go? The wreck itself was found split in two, with the bow more intact, showing interiors was still remarkably preserved after over 70 years underwater. Around the wreckage, a massive debris field stretching 5 by 3 miles was discovered, with thousands of objects scattered across the ocean floor. But something startling was missing: the bodies of the victims. The absence of human remains is something that has puzzled historians and explorers alike. Flickr While shoes, boots, and other personal items have been found in the debris, there are very few human remains to speak of. Out of the 337 bodies recovered, 119 were buried at sea, while 209 were returned to Halifax. “I’ve seen zero human remains,” James Cameron, director of Titanic, who has visited and explored the wreck 33 times and claims to have spent more time on the ship than its captain, told the New York Times in 2012. “We’ve seen clothing. We’ve seen pairs of shoes, which would strongly suggest there was a body there at one point. But we’ve never seen any human remains.” So, what happened to the many bodies? The truth seems to lie in the fact that the Titanic wreckage lies deep in the ocean—far deeper than most people realize. At depths of over 12,000 feet, the water temperature hovers just above freezing, and the pressure is immense. Over time, these conditions have led to the bodies being consumed by bacteria and sea creatures. The only remains that seem to survive are items like shoes and boots, as these materials are not edible to marine life. The role of seawater in the disappearance of bones But the absence of skeletons isn’t just about sea creatures. Robert Ballard, the deep-sea explorer who first discovered the Titanic wreck, explains that at these depths, the seawater actually has the ability to dissolve bones. The water is under-saturated in calcium carbonate, which is a key component of bones. As the soft tissue is consumed, the bones themselves slowly dissolve, leaving no trace behind. Ballard even noted a stark contrast with the Black Sea, where no such critters exist to devour bodies, and where the bones are preserved in a mummified state due to the lack of marine life to break them down. Screenshot “The issue you have to deal with is, at depth below about 3,000 feet [914 meters], you pass below what’s called the calcium carbonate compensation depth,” deep-sea explorer Robert Ballard told NPR. ”And the water in the deep sea is under saturated in calcium carbonate, which is mostly, you know, what bones are made of. For example, on the Titanic and on the Bismarck, those ships are below the calcium carbonate compensation depth, so once the critters eat their flesh and expose the bones, the bones dissolve.” The eerie reality The discovery of the wreck and its surrounding debris field has always sparked a mix of awe and horror. People who have learned about the disappearance of the Titanic’s bodies have shared their thoughts online, with many calling it “horrifying” or “eerie” to think about the thousands of lives lost and how nature has ultimately taken its course. But amid this chilling reality, some find a strange comfort in knowing that the bodies were reclaimed by nature in its own way. In the words of one commenter, ”The only comfort is that those victims were given back to nature the only way Mother Nature knows how.” The Titanic’s slow decay Since its discovery, the Titanic has been visited numerous times by scientists and explorers, and many of the items recovered have been put on display for public viewing. Yet the wreck itself has not been preserved in pristine condition. Over the years, submersible expeditions have accidentally caused damage to the ship, and a bacteria that feeds on iron has been slowly eating away at its hull. Scientists predict that within the next 50 years, the Titanic’s structure may collapse completely, leaving nothing behind but rust and the remnants of its resilient interior. A tragic end to a tourist mission In 2023, the wreckage became the setting for an even more modern tragedy. The Titan submersible, operated by OceanGate to give tourists a glimpse of the Titanic’s final resting place, tragically imploded during its descent, claiming the lives of all six people inside the sub. Onboard was the pilot Stockton Rush, co-founder of OceanGate, co-pilot Paul-Henri Nargeolet, a Titanic expert, and three tourists, Shahzada Dawood and his 19-year-old son Suleman Dawood, both members of a wealthy Pakistani business family, and Hamish Harding, a British businessman and adventurer. The mystery of the Titanic’s missing bodies is a haunting one, but it serves as a reminder of the brutal forces of nature and the profound loss that still lingers in the depths of the Atlantic.
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