Divers visit more than 500 feet from the Sydney coast to 1904 ships crashes

Divers in Australia A historical diver from a century-old ship accident, a historical diver, “Square-black ocean depths” on the Sydney coast, diving organization Said social media.

Sydney Project Dive Team, a group of trained divers working to discover and document shipwrecks, SS Nemesis’e for the first time in 1904 made a craftsman. All 32 people in the ship were sinking, diving group died. The ship sank in a stormy night, so Australia’s New South Wales Around and Heritage Agency. According to the agency, the sinking happened very quickly.

According to the agency, the shipy accident site was discovered only in 2022. The wreckage is located on the seashore of about 16 miles on the shores of Sydney. A remote-controlled ship identified the ship as a nemesis in 2023. But the depth of the accident earned more about it. Nemesis said about 525 feet underwater, dive team and the Heritage Agency.

The accident was also called in A Advanced post by a member of the Dive team.

The mission on the site faced some obstacles. On June 7, the group gathered at 4 o’clock and prevented the stormy weather. The weather was clearer on June 18 and said, “Try one of the Australian dives, one of the deepest technical rubble,” for divers.

The diving team said that after the divers approached about 390 feet, there is no light. This stated that the divers going to the Nemesi, the wreckage of the wreckage, followed by a line. He attempted two attempts to get to the line and ensure that divers can safely watch the crash.

Divers were able to use the lights to illuminate their work. There was a crystal-clear visibility, the dive team said. Divers travel in two teams in two teams, traveling to the bridge by starting the “crushed and crushed” broadcast, by pulling the piles and other different features. The team was only nine minutes to investigate the shipwreck.

The coal was scattered along the crash site, the dive group said, but there are no works as works like plates, knives or individual articles. The pictures also show fish and other sea life in the area.

The most time-consuming part of the visit rose to the surface, the dive team said. Slowly bought a diving for six hours for surface and decompresse to work safely.

Diving team, another mission is scheduled for shipwrecking site. This mission will cover the completion of the scan of the accident to set up information collected by the remote ship in 2023.