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positiveSYS.SOURCE: DIVE Magazine• 2026-10-26T04:41:15Z

SS United States Ship to Be Sunk as World's Largest Artificial Reef in November

#artificial reef#marine conservation#ship preservation

The SS United States, a 302-meter passenger ship, will be sunk in the Gulf of Mexico in November to create the world's largest artificial reef. The project involves hazardous material removal, controlled flooding, and preparation for marine life habitation.

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