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Has Captain Cook's famed sunken ship HMB Endeavour finally been found? - Vimarsana News

Has Captain Cook's famed sunken ship HMB Endeavour finally been found?

The ship which sailed the globe from 1768-1771, named HMB Endeavour and later renamed Lord Sandwich, had been sunken during the United States’ War of Independence in 1778.

Source: jpost.com
Wollongong Gallery yet to decide fate of artworks donated by suspected Nazi collaborator Bob Sredersas - Vimarsana News

Wollongong Gallery yet to decide fate of artworks donated by suspected Nazi collaborator Bob Sredersas

The problem of what to do with 141 valuable artworks bestowed on Wollongong Gallery by Bronius "Bob" Sredersas is weighing on the minds of historians, art lovers and members of the Jewish community.

Source: abc.net.au
The Discovery of Captain Cook's Lost Ship Enthralled the World. Now, a Scientist Says Aquatic Termites Could Destroy It - Vimarsana News

The Discovery of Captain Cook's Lost Ship Enthralled the World. Now, a Scientist Says Aquatic Termites Could Destroy It

A British expert in wood-eating marine invertebrates says the recently identified remains of the HMS Endeavour are being eaten by shipworms.

Source: artnet.com
Seaworms Eating Away At Captain Cook's Endeavour, Says Expert - Vimarsana News

Seaworms Eating Away At Captain Cook's Endeavour, Says Expert

Seaworms often called the termites of the ocean are attacking what's considered the wreck of Captain James Cook’s flagship the HMB Endeavour, leaving timbers

Seaworms leaving Endeavour's timbers honeycombed, says expert - Vimarsana News

Seaworms leaving Endeavour's timbers honeycombed, says expert

The termites of the sea are tearing through what is believed to be the wreckage of the explorer’s ship at the murky bottom of Newport Harbour in the United States.