Alaska: Kulluk drill ship video, Kulluk reaches ground - Sitkalidak island on 31 Dec 2012

Alaska: SHELL's Kulluk drill ship reaches Sitkalidak island on 31 December 2012, crew evacuated on 29 12 2012. Kulluk was being towed to Seattle, but had to be cut loose due to a storm.

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Alaska: Kulluk drill ship video, Kulluk reaches ground

Titanic: human body remains? Shipwreck site photo: likely forensic remains

No bodies, nor bones have been found near Titanic after 100 years, yet the photos of footwear and clothing give some clues to specialists.

Boots and coat parts found at the Titanic shipwreck site are covering human corpse remains, states James Delgado from the National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration.

"I as an archaeologist would say those are human remains," Delgado said, referring to the photograph of the coat and boots specifically. "Buried in that sediment are very likely forensic remains of that person."

Photos of shoes and coat, plates and kitchenware found at Titanic shipwreck site, have come into public attention on April 15, 2012.


A pair of boots and a coin survived the 100-year underwater confinement.

Japan ghost ship photo, Ryou-un Maru destroyed Apr 6 2012, Alaska

Sitka, USA: Tsunami 'ghost ship' Ryou-un Maru destroyed by US Coast Guard near Sitka, Alaska on Apr 6 2012.

The 164-foot vessel has been adrift for a year after March 2011 devastating tsunami, and entered US waters on March 31 2012.

Since this abandoned board could bring danger for traffic, it was fired upon from US cutter Ancapa with 25 mm cannon, which made Ryou-un Maru sink after a few hours, 150 miles from coastline.

Stena ferry crashes Union Moon ship, Belfast Mar 7 2012, Miroslaw Pozniak arrested

Belfast, Ireland: Union Moon cargo ship collided with Stena ferry, 100 people on board, in Belfast on Mar 7 2012. Nobody hurt, luckily, ships damaged above waterlines.

Miroslaw Pozniak, 55, the cargo vessel captain arrested and pleads guilty to alcohol charges.

The crash was reported around 8pm at the entrance to the Lough.