The Deep Sea Quest for Amelia Earhart (Never Forgotten Book II),Used

The Deep Sea Quest for Amelia Earhart (Never Forgotten Book II),Used

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The disappearance of Amelia Earhart is possibly the greatest aviation mystery of the twentieth century. Amelia and her navigator, Fred Noonan, vanished without a trace in the vast Pacific near tiny Howland Island during their attempt to circle the globe on July 2, 1937. No wreckage, oil slick, or floating debris of any sort was ever found. Other than a few fleeting radio messages, there is no primary source to narrow speculation on their fate. Over the last decade, David W. Jourdan, founder of the deepsea exploration company Nauticos, and Elgen Long, famed aviator and author of the book Amelia The Mystery Solved (Simon and Schuster, 1999), have teamed with engineers, analysts, researchers, sponsors, and investors to begin the most extensive highresolution mapping of the deepocean floor in history. During the course of this work, Jourdan and his team launched two sevenweek expeditions, in 2002 and 2006, in a quest to find Amelia Earhart's Lockheed Electra and put this mystery to rest. Locating such a small target in one of the deepest and most remote places on the planet was one of the most daunting quests ever faced by ocean explorers. It involved dramatic and sometimes lifethreatening situations encountered over the course of weeks at sea, far from help or rescue. Deeptowed sonars were used to map underwater topography to onemeter accuracy over an area as large as the State of Rhode Island. Volcanic calderas, extensive ridge systems, and massive seamounts never before seen by humans were revealed as the team imaged terrain on earth's final frontier. Deploying millions of dollars worth of equipmentspending a dollar every secondthe expedition leaders and their supporters risked great fortune in the hopes of discovering an even greater historical treasure. The limits of equipment, endurance, nature, and even medicine were tested as the team pressed on.

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This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.

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