The National Geographic Discoveries of the Maine Wreck were based primarily on a. the testimony of divers. B advanced computer modeling. vs. new testimonials. D. a review of old evidence.
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National Geographic’s findings of Maine that the wreck was based primarily on
advanced computer modeling. Advanced computer modeling is a technique that
build and manipulate abstract representations of the object, simulated
using a computer system. This technique had a fundamental change in the
how art was created.
Advanced computer molding
It was based on computer modeling. However, the results were inconclusive. Some think it could have exploded with coals inside the ship. There is a suggestion based on the depression in the ground found on the ship that a small mine may have been detonated.
National Geographic’s conclusions about the main sinking were based primarily on advanced computer modeling. Advanced computer modeling refers to a technique that has represented a crucial change in artistic creation and consists of the construction and manipulation of abstract representations of a simulated object with a computer system.
It was based on
computer modeling. However the results
were inconclusive. Some think it could have been set off by coals from
inside the ship. There is a suggestion based on the ground depression found in
the ship that a small mine could have exploded.