Военный корабль, затонувший, не успев выйти из гавани (и вернувшийся через 333 года)

Военный корабль, затонувший, не успев выйти из гавани (и вернувшийся через 333 года) In 1628, Sweden's mighty warship Vasa set sail in front of the whole city of Stockholm. She sailed about 1,300 metres… and sank. 333 years later, she came back up almost perfectly intact. This is the true story of the Vasa: the test they ignored, the diving-bell salvage of the 1660s, the man who found her with a home-made probe, and the DNA secret hidden among her skeletons. ▶ More true ocean stories: Scientists Sank a Dead Whale on Purpose →    • Scientists Sank a Dead Whale on Purpose. T...   CHAPTERS 0:00 The warship that sank in its own harbour 0:22 A king's floating message 1:26 The test they ignored 2:14 10 August 1628 3:34 Who was to blame? 3:58 The 1660s diving bell 4:24 Found with a home-made probe 4:47 Raising the Vasa 5:46 Why she didn't rot 6:08 98% original Footage & image credits (Wikimedia Commons) • Vasa Museum footage: Le Monde en Vidéo (CC BY 3.0) • Replica sailing ship Götheborg footage: Kauko Helavuo (CC BY 3.0) • Cannon salute audio: Caitlin Bonnar (CC BY 2.0) · Sea waves: Ganesh Mohan T (CC BY-SA 4.0) • Photographs (CC BY / CC BY-SA / CC0 / public domain — licence shown on screen with each image): Николай Семёнов, MapMaster, Oscar Bladh, Vasamuseet, Jorge Láscar from Melbourne, Australia, Perelle, Adam, 1640-1695(Gravör), Dahlbe, Pieter Meulener, Attributed to Jacob Hoefnagel, Fred Hocker, Medströms Bokförlag and Nat, Govert Dircksz Camphuysen, Anneli Karlsson, Vadim Tolbatov, Murat Özsoy 1958, Richard Mortel from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Andy Eick, Anneli Karlsson / Vasamuseet, mik Krakow, Hugh Llewelyn, Hanay, Peter Isotalo, Ray Swi-hymn from Sijhih-Taipei, Taiwan, Anneli Karlsson/Vasamuseet, Anneli Karlson / Vasamuseet, Björn Landström (1917–2002), Peter Snayers, Albertyanks Albert Jankowski, Marot, Jean, ca 1619-1679(Gravör), Dahlb, Leonhard Lenz, Bengt Nyman from Vaxholm, Sweden, Jonathan Cardy, Dennis G. Jarvis, Edward Clason, Arild Vågen, Roger W from Sarasota, Florida, U.S.A., Wolfgang Sauber, Fred Hocker, Michael Toner, Gösta Glase, W.carter, Vasamuseum, Stockholm, Press photo, Lennart Nilsson, pressens bild, Brendel Matyas, Chinmayee Mishra, Peulle, Andrzej Otrębski, MLeb at English Wikipedia, Clemens Pohl, L-BBE, Alexey M. and other Wikimedia Commons contributors • Maps: MapMaster (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Historic paintings and engravings: public domain Images are used unmodified apart from cropping, zoom and text overlays. Sources • Vasa Museum (Vasamuseet) — "The disaster" and Teachers' guide to the Vasa Museum • Wikipedia — Vasa (ship) • NBC / Associated Press — DNA confirms woman was on board the Vasa #vasa #shipwreck #history #sweden #ocean