When did the S. S. Poseidon Ship go down,and what year. Thank you.?
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It didn't. S.S. Poseidon is a fictitional ship, created by Paul Gallico for his novel "The Poseidon Adventure". It never existed.\n\nThe novel was published in 1969. The movie was released in 1972.
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Fires eating away at the carrier appeared to abate aroound 1900 and her ranking survivor began rounding up firefighters intending to reboard her for another attempt to save her. Before the boarding party could set out, as spear of ruby flame shot into the sky. Somebody aboard the destroyer Isokaze shouted "Soryu, banzai!". Every man within hearing echoed the cry, tears springing to their eyes. The flattop slipped quietly beneath the surface. Some 10 minutes later, the survivors felt the shudder of a vast undersea explosion. Then the waters settled and sunset flamed over emptiness.\n  Survivors of Kaga watched with tearful heartbreak the boiling, churning smoke shot through with long tongues of flame. Like Lexington, Kaga had been an unusually happy and beloved ship. Precisely at 1900, she seemed to lead out of the water under the imp-act of two explosions. On even keel, she sank at 1925.\nParaphrased from Miracle At Midway
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Completely retired, on a sailing boat with my sweetie somewhere in the South Pacific.\n\nGranted, we're being chased by a pirates, and we're low on coffee, but it's better then going to work in the morning.
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Oh, I can't believe it!  It was "Lost in Space!" Ugh.\nIt passed Titanic on the weekend starting April 3, 1998.  Oh boy.
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The USCSS Nostromo, a towing vessel hauling an enormous ore refinery and 20 million tons of raw ore, and with a crew of seven has set out from the mining colony Thedus on its return to Earth in the year 2122 (Alien)\n\nor \n\nFound in the year 2179 after 57 years drifting in space, Ellen Ripley returns to human society. (Aliens...same answer, more work)
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Where are the towns you mentioned. US? UK? and what kind of boat are you looking for? Monohull? Catamaran? Send me an e-mail or post some specifics. I am a catsailor so would have most information on multihulls. This is a pretty tight world wide community.
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Q. what's the difference between Bill Clinton and the Titanic? \n\nA.only 200 women went down on the Titanic.
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74 Souls.\n\nCheck the link below for more info on HMS Beagle
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Ships 'disappear' because they sink.They have a huge coral reef or something which is a large area around the island. Ships' hulls were so deep that they crashed into the high seabed and sank. :)
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Don't have more than one date a week. Forget about the rhyme crap. It could be "In 1493 Columbus sailed the deep blue sea." The what?
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1833. "On the night of Nov.12, 1833, gamblers, thieves and other assorted sinners along the east coast of the United States traded in the instruments of their debauchery in exchange for prayerbooks, so sure were they that the end was near. The stars were falling from the sky; certainly, they must have thought the earthly world was doomed."
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SPS 55\n\nIT IS STILL ON LINE\n\nRIGHT STILL IN THE FLEET!\n\nBUILD SHIPS RIGHT HERE TODAY SLAP BRAND NEW.\n\nJUST DELIVERED A NEW ONE LAST YEAR!\n\nBRAND NEW LHA DESIGN.\n\n\n\n\nAPS
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Funny you asked...one time, my younger sister and I were on a wave runner chasing this boat full of really cute guys. Granted, I was about 17, and she was 14.Anyways, the boat was making some killer wake and I throttled it and we ended up hitting this HUGE WALL OF WATER and my sister literally FLEW off! I felt really bad, and to this day, she has a dent in her ankle from where she smacked it when she flew off. Hehe.
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You could try the MOD also a white star ships are listed The records should be available for public release if there not they should be able to tell you why and when they will be.\n\nYou could also try Liverpool maritime museme as they have information on white star ships.
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I looked for you but I got this far and no further sorry\nhttp://www.nvr.navy.mil/nvrships/details/LSM19.htm
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there is a picture in the Port Elizabeth Herald of a comet landing in the ocean,see late May issues. No word about the military though.
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i think "Titanic" is a great, but sad movie. it's a shame that all those people died on april 15, 1912! :(