After 51 years of mystery, the wreckage of the Minerve was located at a depth of 2,300 meters thanks to seismic records dating back to 1968. It was not the divers or modern sonars who designated the area, but the archives of Yves Rocard, director of the CEA geophysics laboratory, retired by supercomputers. More
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After 51 years of mystery, the wreckage of the Minerve was located at a depth of 2,300 meters thanks to seismic records dating back to 1968. It was not the divers or modern sonars who designated the area, but the archives of Yves Rocard, director of the CEA geophysics laboratory, retired by supercomputers. More