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Ocean liner to be sunk off Florida's coast for largest artificial reef

Verified: 7 outlets in 6 countries have reported this story since Nov 10, 1 of them from the United States.

📍 Florida, US·🕐 13m ago·7 outlets

An ocean liner longer than the Titanic and once the fastest on the seas will soon find its final home on the floor of the Gulf of Mexico.

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✓ Verified · 7 outlets

Two or more outlets reported this story and its reliability score reached 65%, so WorldPulse marks it verified. That means more than one outlet says so, not that it is proven true.

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The story so far · 8 reports · · 6 countries✓ Verified Nov 11, 5:25 AM UTC

1 outlet from the United States, where the story is: UPI · how we count

  1. Nov 10, 2:23 PM UTCFirst report
    Historic ocean liner to ‘live on’ beneath waves as world’s biggest artificial reeftheguardian.com ↗
  2. Nov 10, 2:27 PM UTC+3 min
    Historic ocean liner to ‘live on’ beneath waves as world’s biggest artificial reeftheguardian.com (again) ↗
  3. Nov 11, 5:25 AM UTC+15 h
    This ocean liner was the world's fastest. It's being sunk to make the largest artificial reefwinnipegfreepress.com ↗
  4. Verified: a second independent outlet reported itNov 11, 5:25 AM UTC · +15 h
  5. Nov 11, 10:59 AM UTC+21 h
    Once the World's Fastest, Ocean Liner Will Become Largest Artificial Reefenglish.aawsat.com ↗
  6. Nov 11, 6:37 PM UTC+28 h
    LIVE: SS United States set to be sunk today to become artificial reeffox10tv.com ↗
  7. Nov 11, 10:09 PM UTC+32 h
    Watch live: Historic ocean liner to be sunk off Florida's coast as artificial reefupi.com ↗
  8. Nov 11, 11:08 PM UTC+33 h
    Sunken treasure: Historic US ocean liner reborn as artificial reefnst.com.my ↗
  9. Nov 11, 11:44 PM UTC+33 h· you’re reading this
    Ocean liner to be sunk off Florida's coast for largest artificial reef1news.co.nz ↗
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Reliability
97%

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low risk