A British-built steamship that disappeared more than 120 years ago with 32 passengers on board has been discovered off the coast of Australia. The SS Nemesis was transporting coal to Melbourne, ...

On a stormy night in 1904, a steamship off the coast of Sydney, Australia, sank. The ship seemingly vanished, leaving no survivors, no explanations and no trace of its final resting place - until a ...

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In July 1904, the steamship SS Nemesis was transporting coal to Melbourne, Australia, when it ran into a powerful storm and vanished. All 32 people on board were considered lost, and in the weeks that ...

The surviving families of the sailors aboard the SS Nemesis have held a memorial at the site of the recently-discovered wreck. The descendents say the discovery has "closed a chapter" on their journey ...

Now, the wreck has been found almost untouched, lying nearly 525 ft underwater. The discovery was officially confirmed last year when CSIRO, Australia's national science agency, captured underwater ...

Scuba divers visited the long-lost shipwreck of the SS Nemesis near Sydney, Australia, for first time since it sunk in 1904, photos show. Photo from Sydney Project On a stormy night in 1904, a ...