Titanium on a fishing cable - a material that belongs on submarines, not trawlers
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Titanium on a fishing cable - a material that belongs on submarines, not trawlers
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概要
A trawler disappeared from radar in less than ninety seconds and investigators recovered titanium traces on its net cable - a metal used on nuclear attack submarines, not fishing gear. How did a routine January trawl become a ninety-metre mystery with submarine exercises happening overhead, and who, if anyone, is responsible?
In this episode, we lay out the timeline, the physical evidence recovered when the Bugaled Breizh was raised, and the official findings and contradictions that followed, asking whether the titanium and the cable geometry point to a submarine entanglement or something else.
Person: Bugaled Breizh crew of five sailors
Date: 15 January 2004
Location: 14 nautical miles southwest of Lizard Point, Cornwall
Depth: 90 metres
Event: Vessel vanished from radar in under 90 seconds
- The trawler vanished from radar at 12:25 UTC on 15 January 2004 in about 90 seconds.
- The vessel displaced roughly 250 tons and was pulled down in approximately 80 seconds according to expert calculation for a submarine pull.
- Two bodies were recovered immediately; a third was recovered on 10 July 2004; two sailors were never recovered.
- The wreck was raised in June 2004 and forensic examiners recorded compression damage consistent with a very fast, deep sinking.
- Titanium traces were found on the port-side cable drawn from 90 metres, a metal commonly used on nuclear attack submarines.
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