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Remains of an Argentine aircraft found in Antarctica that crashed 48 years ago

Antarctica.- In photos taken on February 6, 2024, a Bulgarian expedition found remains of an Argentine plane crashed 48 years ago in Antarctica. The Neptune 2P-103 plane of the Argentine Navy spent 48 years lost in a glacier on Livingston Island, near Antarctica. On September 15, 1976, he was on a reconnaissance flight when he crashed into a frozen mountain. Now, the glacier that had swallowed it returned some parts of the ship that were scattered on the rocky beach facing the sea.
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Antarctica.- In photos taken on February 6, 2024, a Bulgarian expedition found remains of an Argentine plane crashed 48 years ago in Antarctica. The Neptune 2P-103 plane of the Argentine Navy spent 48 years lost in a glacier on Livingston Island, near Antarctica. On September 15, 1976, he was on a reconnaissance flight when he crashed into a frozen mountain. Now, the glacier that had swallowed it returned some parts of the ship that were scattered on the rocky beach facing the sea.

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Antarctica.- In photos taken on February 6, 2024, a Bulgarian expedition found remains of an Argentine plane crashed 48 years ago in Antarctica. The Neptune 2P-103 plane of the Argentine Navy spent 48 years lost in a glacier on Livingston Island, near Antarctica. On September 15, 1976, he was on a reconnaissance flight when he crashed into a frozen mountain. Now, the glacier that had swallowed it returned some parts of the ship that were scattered on the rocky beach facing the sea.
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Antarctica.- In photos taken on February 6, 2024, a Bulgarian expedition found remains of an Argentine plane crashed 48 years ago in Antarctica. The Neptune 2P-103 plane of the Argentine Navy spent 48 years lost in a glacier on Livingston Island, near Antarctica. On September 15, 1976, he was on a reconnaissance flight when he crashed into a frozen mountain. Now, the glacier that had swallowed it returned some parts of the ship that were scattered on the rocky beach facing the sea.
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Antarctica.- In photos taken on February 6, 2024, a Bulgarian expedition found remains of an Argentine plane crashed 48 years ago in Antarctica. The Neptune 2P-103 plane of the Argentine Navy spent 48 years lost in a glacier on Livingston Island, near Antarctica. On September 15, 1976, he was on a reconnaissance flight when he crashed into a frozen mountain. Now, the glacier that had swallowed it returned some parts of the ship that were scattered on the rocky beach facing the sea.
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Antarctica.- In photos taken on February 6, 2024, a Bulgarian expedition found remains of an Argentine plane crashed 48 years ago in Antarctica. The Neptune 2P-103 plane of the Argentine Navy spent 48 years lost in a glacier on Livingston Island, near Antarctica. On September 15, 1976, he was on a reconnaissance flight when he crashed into a frozen mountain. Now, the glacier that had swallowed it returned some parts of the ship that were scattered on the rocky beach facing the sea.
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Antarctica.- In photos taken on February 6, 2024, a Bulgarian expedition found remains of an Argentine plane crashed 48 years ago in Antarctica. The Neptune 2P-103 plane of the Argentine Navy spent 48 years lost in a glacier on Livingston Island, near Antarctica. On September 15, 1976, he was on a reconnaissance flight when he crashed into a frozen mountain. Now, the glacier that had swallowed it returned some parts of the ship that were scattered on the rocky beach facing the sea.
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Antarctica.- In photos taken on February 6, 2024, a Bulgarian expedition found remains of an Argentine plane crashed 48 years ago in Antarctica. The Neptune 2P-103 plane of the Argentine Navy spent 48 years lost in a glacier on Livingston Island, near Antarctica. On September 15, 1976, he was on a reconnaissance flight when he crashed into a frozen mountain. Now, the glacier that had swallowed it returned some parts of the ship that were scattered on the rocky beach facing the sea.
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