Japan’s Tsunami Debris Attracts Travelers in New Yacht Cruise | Maritime News | Maritime Executive Magazine

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2011.12.16 At the end of October, the STS Pallada discovered a 20-million-ton mass of tsunami debris from the mega 9.0 magnitude earthquake off Sendai, Japan in March. Since this discovery, scientists have been studying, and tracking the contents of the giant floating mass, and now, they are inviting the public on an exclusive ride to see the floating spectacle aboard a 72-foot sailing yacht.
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Japan’s Tsunami Debris Attracts Travelers in New Yacht Cruise | Maritime News | Maritime Executive Magazine
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2011.12.16 At the end of October, the STS Pallada discovered a 20-million-ton mass of tsunami debris from the mega 9.0 magnitude earthquake off Sendai, Japan in March. Since this discovery, scientists have been studying, and tracking the contents of the giant floating mass, and now, they are inviting the public on an exclusive ride to see the floating spectacle aboard a 72-foot sailing yacht.
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