Mary Celeste - abandoned ship..........

Mary Celesta, a small freelancer on November 5, 1872, had to travel from New York to the Italian capital of Joaquina. But the Benjamin Bricks Sea, captain of the adverse weather, decided that it would be enough to leave the seas just after the calm atmosphere. Captain Brighs and his wife Sara Elizabeth were two-year-old daughter Sophia Metidida and 7 crew members. The ship was on the ship's 1701 barrel methylated spirit. By November 7, the sea was calmly calm and the Bricks and colleagues moved from New York Harbor to Atlanta via Gibraltar to Genoa.


The British ship DeGarcia took about four hours on December 4, 1872, about 400 miles north of the central Atlantique, and entered the Azores island of the Portuguese province. At this time, Captain David Morahs, who came to ship Deccle, told him that some of the shipwrecks had seen a sea of ​​shores looking at the ocean floor. Moore House began to look carefully at the telescope at the tip of his hand. The ship was about 6 miles from De Guarcia. They sailed thence by sinking their ship. As for the ship, Captain Morhouse started to smile something. There was no sign of people in Decc or other people in the bunker, He sent several signals to the ship from de Garcia but did not receive any response and sent two crew members on his ship to a ship.

The ship arrived in the ship and learned about a month later, Mary Claude Celeste, who set off from the harbor. Then they searched the ship and found no signs of anything or something unusual or anything unusual happened. The ducks of water were drenched in the duck of the ship. The 1701 barrel spirits were on the ship. The clothes and other livelihoods of Crew members and food for six months could have been the same. But there was no explosion in the ship, Captain Brix, his wife, their daughter and seven crew members. A small lifeline to use in the ship was disappeared with them. The most mysterious in history, they disappeared without leaving anywhere. Their disappearance is still insane.


Several investigations resulted in the disappearance of Captain Brix and the rest, but it did not yield any results. In fact, no one is the same as the right one. There is a lot of theories about their mysterious disappearance. The shipbuilders in the shipwreck were drunk and beaten and killed each other. But the argument did not budge on seeing that the spiral on the ship was never sufficiently able to drink, and that the seawater in the sea could be derived from some nostrils due to natural seafalls. Even though the theory of 'pirated' by African pirates was high, it was not even credited as it was not even robbed of a single ship in the ship. A claim also raised the possibility that aliens were killed and everyone was killed. But the issue of Aliens is a myth. Many say that a tornado in the sea, or by the sea, by terrorists, a terrorist neroli or some marine terrorist could have killed the captain and others. But the most scientifically evaluated for the small lifeboat, a theory that Mary selasrrayiluntayirunna 1701 baralealamuntayirunna mettalerrad spirirrilninnu the form of gas explosion caused a small explosion and listen to all kataliccatukayea natannirikkamennum the ship, the ship wearing maranavepralattil takarunnuvenn covering all Who drowned in the sea while trying to escape keallappetukayumayirunnirikkamennan kutikkayari.

However, the disappearance of Capt Bribx, the family and the rest of the workers is one of the most obscure disappearances in history that still has not been answered yet. Many novels have been written by this mess. In 1884, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote Habakkuk Jefferson's statement, a man who escaped the story of Mary Selesette. This short story has taken a lot of critiques. This book is based on a number of books, including Mary Seeleste by Jane Yollan, Brian Hicks and The Ghost Shape. In 2007, a movie titled The True Story of Mary Selletta was based on the incident