Hello,
I'll try to update the "Enigma" section this week.Thanks for the sources Mark.
Regarding the water column,the official inquiry uses its absence in order to defend the mine theory.So I guess a mine causes a different kind of effect.I'm no expert of course.
It seems very improbable having identified the cause of the explosion from inside the ship.I think Coe just took for granted the accounts of the rest of the crew members.
Some news:I've managed to identify (without any doubt) the building seen in the photos of the survivors in Athens.It's the "Actaion" hotel that hosted the nurses.I used a large photo of the hotel found in a bazzar yesterday.I spent about 25' searching boxes with old pictures but my patience was rewarded.
Two days ago,I wrote to the Cousteau Society asking for information about the whereabouts of the items retrieved from the wreck.They replied yesterday and they asked me to send more details in order to help them.I've sent a list and a brief description of the items.The material of the expedition is currently stored somewhere.Let's see what will come out of this.I hope they're somewhere in Athens
Regards,
Michail
PS:Remco,would you like me to e-mail to you the 3D photos and the drawings in order to inform me about the corrections?
I'll try to update the "Enigma" section this week.Thanks for the sources Mark.
Regarding the water column,the official inquiry uses its absence in order to defend the mine theory.So I guess a mine causes a different kind of effect.I'm no expert of course.
It seems very improbable having identified the cause of the explosion from inside the ship.I think Coe just took for granted the accounts of the rest of the crew members.
Some news:I've managed to identify (without any doubt) the building seen in the photos of the survivors in Athens.It's the "Actaion" hotel that hosted the nurses.I used a large photo of the hotel found in a bazzar yesterday.I spent about 25' searching boxes with old pictures but my patience was rewarded.
Two days ago,I wrote to the Cousteau Society asking for information about the whereabouts of the items retrieved from the wreck.They replied yesterday and they asked me to send more details in order to help them.I've sent a list and a brief description of the items.The material of the expedition is currently stored somewhere.Let's see what will come out of this.I hope they're somewhere in Athens
Regards,
Michail
PS:Remco,would you like me to e-mail to you the 3D photos and the drawings in order to inform me about the corrections?