Pacific Shipwrecks

Thanks for the info SM.

For me you will be a historian to track those ships,bermuda triangle is one.

Coast of ireland is one this summer their is an event that boats was overturned in dun loaghrei and in greystones good news all was rescued but the armada that king philip sent during the 1500 hundreds guess he sent several time was lost due to bad weather,well war ships dont just carry army they also carry payment maybe,this weather happen coz the change of the jet stream.

One I know the french discovered a galleon in the Philippines the bad news is,the artifacts are not placed in the philippines and exhibit in other countries and the museum in the philippines have no facilities and space to accomodate it.

And just a rumor yamaa gold some said it was carried towards japan but the boat was sunk.

Among other ships that are not recorded by the port or went out to the sea in secrets as a safety of the goverment for you can look on archive records of ships that go out in the port mostly on tracing your genes where their ancestor came from and what port they depart maybe you can trace how many ships reach their distination and others did not.

And sometimes the older wreck and the site is quite hard get the artifact saw once in TV an expidition raised a section of sea bed or a riff to have access to a ship all they found was 3 coins maybe those are coins that sailors placed on their door mat.

Good info.
1561 to 1748 more or less 1087 years X 2 voyages per year, ships going to America from Spain maybe same number of ships from America to Spain maximum of 4348 voyages I think.

I wonder how many years the life span of ships those that are not destroyed by storm but by pest in wood ship and those that is out in commision.

A year to travel from Spain to America thats new to me.

I think Josie meant 187 years :)

Thank you ME and TK both of you are right sorry, 187yrs X 4 voyages/yr=748 + their escort ship. just only Spain not including portuguese and British vessel.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jet_stream

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jet_stream

http://virga.sfsu.edu/crws/jetstream.html

This summer of 2007 several number of boats capsize in dun loigre and greystones almost the same time just one squal or what term they use of strong wind maybe this happen today other vessel during the spanish time upward and downward may have the same faith.

The jet stream, the weather some painting shown on BBC or other documentary showing Thames is covered with ice and they are still studying this if this is true or not, if it is true the jet stream then migth be higher or lower from our jet stream today and when did sea vessel use jet stream in their voyages and when it was first discovered or know to the public at that time, maybe if they can chart the jet stream in the past they can know where is the route of the vessel for they will use it often in their past voyages and the squal or strong wind near the shore plus and minus their location for their is costal erosion like on the west part of Great Briatin.

http://passporttoknowledge.com/scic...currents.pdf

1700s Benjamin Franklin.

1700s downward sea vessel dont know the jet stream and its effect on its vovage and the turbulance in the gulf stream.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_galleon

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manila_galleon

1565 to early 1800s around 235 voyages from manila to acapulco at 1500, philippines is trading among asia country before spain arrived, as one galleon discovered,I mentioned earlier their is china ware found among other vases or ware,dont know where it is now maybe in france.

http://ns.gov.gu/galleon/

Enroute to marianas before going to acapulco.

http://www.cindyvallar.com/galleons.html

The armada maybe same thing sunk in irish waters.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/britis...ada_01.shtml

http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/pirates/103044

http://www.treasureexpeditions.com/...Galleons.htm