Parks Canada’s underwater archaeology team explored the legendary shipwrecks of HMS Erebus and HMS Terror, lost on the ...

First pictures from inside the HMS Terror, part of the doomed Franklin Expedition, show tidy rows of crockery, neatly stowed storage lockers _ even a propeller sitting solidly in place as if ready ...

HMS Terror, along with HMS Erebus, set sail from Greenhithe, England, in 1845 in an expedition led by Sir John Franklin in search of the elusive Northwest Passage. The ships were beset by ice off ...

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The Canadian vessel, the Martin Bergmann, found the Terror in the aptly named Terror Bay, off King William Island. The ship, a British Naval vessel that served in the ...

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A more than 160-year-old Arctic mystery has come to resolution: The HMS Terror, a vessel from a doomed Royal Navy exploration to chart an unnavigated portion of the Northwest Passage, has been ...

The second of the two Franklin Expedition shipwrecks was found earlier this month, Arctic Research Foundation expedition lead Adrian Schimnowski confirmed Monday.

researchers working in the waters off Nunavut believe they have found the remains of HMS Terror, the second of the two missing ships of Sir John Franklin's doomed 19th-century Arctic expedition.

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HMS Terror, along with HMS Erebus, set sail from Greenhithe, England, in 1845 in an expedition led by Sir John Franklin in search of the elusive Northwest Passage. The ships were beset by ice off ...