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Deep Wreck Mysteries Series 2 5of5 Death Of A Battleship 1080p WEBRip X264 AC3
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Deep Wreck Mysteries
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TV Release: 2006-01-01 Torrent Release: 22-04-2020 by user MVGroup
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Episode: Death of a Battleship (2x5)
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Off the northern coast of Ireland, a massive shipwreck has laid unseen for decades. Now that divers are finally able to reach her, they can uncover the secret of how the HMS Audacious met her bitter end in World War I.
Episode Release:
2006-01-01
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Documentary
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51 min.
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[ALL]TV-G - General Audiende
Most parents would find this program appropriate for all ages. Although this rating does not signify a program designed specifically for children, most parents may let younger children watch this program unattended.
Britain and Ireland, island nations, have the richest of maritime histories. Thousands of vessels lie wrecked off their shores. Many sank in time of World War and are yet to be discovered. Deep below the surface of the sea, they remain silent witnesses to conflict and carnage. At over fifty metres in depth, they've been too difficult to find; too deep to dive; too dangerous to film. Among those hidden victims are some of the largest and most impressive ships ever to plummet to the bottom - giant battleships, massive cargo carriers, and towering ocean liners. The latest advances in survey and dive technology finally locate and bring these deep-sea wrecks vividly to the screen, exposing a world of deadly intrigue and cover-up. Filmed by an elite underwater camera-team operating at extreme depths; illustrated by state-of-the-art computer graphics; backed up by analysis from top wreck scientists and historians; illuminated by rare eyewitness testimony from survivors.
Sinopsis by IMDBDeep Wreck Mysteries: Series 2
War Documentary hosted by Russell Boulter, published by MSP in 2008 - English narration
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Britain and Ireland, island nations, have the richest of maritime histories, but much of their underwater heritage has been beyond the reach of investigation. Thousands of vessels lie wrecked off the shores, many sank in time of World Wars and are yet to be discovered. Deep below the surface of the sea they remain silent witnesses to conflict and carnage. Among those hidden victims are some of the largest and most impressive ships ever to plummet to the bottom - giant battleships, massive cargo carriers, and towering ocean liners.
Our island nation has more maritime history buried beneath its waves than anywhere else on earth. Britain's deep-sea wrecks are the gold-dust of underwater exploration - and just as elusive: too hard to find, too deep to reach, too dark to film. And because of this its most intriguing wrecks have remained in an eerie, twilit world, silent witnesses to the conflict and carnage of their sinking. The ghost ships of the deep, holding the secrets of the dead.
Now, advances in dive technology bring these deep sea wrecks to the screen, revealing a world of secret weapons, negligence and atrocity. This series finally sheds light into these murky depths through some of the best deep-sea cameramen in the world. Delving into the waters off the southwest coast of England, they apply their unparalled technical experience to an exciting new challenge: filming recently discovered wrecks, both fabled and forgotten. Come explore the hidden world of these deep wreck mysteries.
Mallinson Sadler Productions,Deep Sea Productions and Northern Sky Entertainment Production for ITV,Canwest Broadcasting,National Geographic Channel,History and Nordic United
5) Death of a Battleship
Off the north coast of Ireland, deep-sea divers discover the wreck of a massive battleship. She is the British superdreadnought, HMS Audacious, which sank in the early days of the First World War. The pride of the Royal Navy, Audacious was considered unsinkable. Today she lies 23 kilometres out to sea, in 64 metres of water, in perhaps the best visibility for a warship of her size anywhere in the world. The expedition's divers find evidence of a mysterious catastrophic explosion, strewing wreckage across the seabed. They reveal how one of the world's most advanced ships was brought down by a single unexpected blow, a chance event that began a new chapter in naval warfare and changed the course of history.
