[10/25/23 - 08:56 AM] "The Bermuda Triangle: Into Cursed Waters" Returns November 14 on The History Channel The same dive team that made international headlines last year when they discovered a 20-foot segment of 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger returns to the waters off the coast of Florida to make more mind-blowing underwater discoveries.
[via press release from History]
Dive Team that Discovered Space Shuttle Challenger Wreckage Is Back to Uncover More Secrets from Bottom of Ocean Floor - "The Bermuda Triangle: Into Cursed Waters" Returns 11/14 on The HISTORY Channel
The same dive team that made international headlines last year when they discovered a 20-foot segment of 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger returns to the waters off the coast of Florida to make more mind-blowing underwater discoveries. In the season two premiere the team discovers the lost remains of an A-3 Skywarrior jet that fatally crashed in July 1960 while trying to land on the USS Saratoga. A thorough investigation by both land and sea results in a positive identification of the exact jet and the pilot and crew who lost their lives. The team meets with the pilot's sons to share some long-awaited answers to what happened in the moments leading up to that fateful crash over six decades ago.
The series is available to stream the next day on The HISTORY Channel app, history.com, and across major TV providers' VOD platforms. It will also be available to own wherever you purchase your favorite series.
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