The MYSTERY Of the Mary Celeste!

In this video, we explore the unsolved mystery of the Mary Celeste, a ship that was discovered abandoned in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean in 1872. With no apparent signs of struggle or foul play, the disappearance of the crew has puzzled historians and conspiracy theorists alike for over a century. Join us as we delve into the history of the Mary Celeste, examine the theories and speculations surrounding its disappearance, and try to uncover the truth behind one of the most perplexing maritime mysteries of all time. With expert analysis, detailed recreations, and eyewitness accounts, this video is sure to leave you intrigued and amazed. Get ready to unravel the mystery of the Mary Celeste!

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[Thelastminstrel]

Okay, I'll explain this one more time.
Please pay attention this time;
The Marie Celeste was carrying a cargo of Alcohol, pure grain alcohol, in Oak barrels, over a thousand of them. There were bound for a port in Northern Italy.
A barrel made of White Oak will hold almost any liquid without leaking, including alcohol.
Red Oak is not a good wood for barrel making because it will leak if filled with alcohol.
All of the barrels on the Marie Celeste were made of White Oak, save two of them.
Those two were made of Red Oak.
When the crew that found her carried her to her destination and unloaded her, they found two barrels, made of Red Oak, that were completely empty. All of the alcohol had leaked out.
The greatest fear in a wooden ship is fire.
A hundred gallons of alcohol leaked into the hold of a wooden ship in a warm sea is a floating time bomb.
When she was found drifting aimlessly the ships hatches were all open and the ships boat was missing. A rope trailed off the stern and was clearly snapped in two.
The crew, smelling the alcohol, opened all the hatches to let the fumes dissipate and all got into the ships boat and trailed behind in case a stray spark set it off.
A rogue wave likely caught the boat, snapped the line and left them adrift, possibly swamped and sunk by the wave.
Any event can be made to seem strange if you leave out the pertinent information.

[marknig]

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