Wreckage of the Linda Rose

Footage of this sunken fishing vessel off the coast of California near Pismo Beach, was captured in November 2019 by MBARI's "ROV Doc Ricketts" at a depth of 422m (Dive #1214). The wreckage first appeared as an anomaly on AUV multibeam sonar surveys and later confirmed to be a shipwreck by the ROV. Little is known about this wreckage other than the name: "Linda Rose," the port: "San Diego," and a number that appears on several parts of the ship: "619 800." There were no obvious signs of what caused the wreck, but it was noted that the port outrigger is swept over the top of the pilothouse and is resting to starboard, which may indicate that it possibly rolled over in fowl weather. The ship is approximately 17m long. Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab2019年11月，蒙特雷湾水族馆研究所（MBARI）的遥控水下机器人（Remotely Operated Vehicle，ROV）“里克茨博士号”，在加利福尼亚州皮斯莫海滩附近海域422米水深处（第1214次潜水任务），拍摄到了这艘沉没渔船的影像。该残骸最初在自主水下航行器（Autonomous Underwater Vehicle，AUV）多波束声呐勘测中以异常目标的形式被识别，后经ROV确认实为沉船残骸。目前人们对该残骸所知甚少，仅知晓其船名为“琳达·罗斯号（Linda Rose）”、船籍港为圣迭戈（San Diego），且船体多处印有编号“619 800”。 暂未发现明确的沉船诱因，但观测到左舷舷外支架横跨驾驶室顶部并靠向右舷，这或暗示该船可能在恶劣天气中发生了翻覆。该船全长约17米。 数据来源：Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab