Polar explorer's sunken ship floats again after 86 years
The Maud, a ship originally built for Norwegian polar explorer Roald Amundsen for his second expedition to the Arctic in 1916, floated again after 86 years. The oak ship, used by the first person to arrive at the South Pole, sank in 1930 off Canada's Cambridge Bay coast. It was recovered earlier this year by a Norwegian expedition.