They are using the power of the Internet to let online visitors look in on their Web site. Take a look at researchers off the N.C. coast as they unlock the secret of Blackbeard's flagship, Queen Anne's Revenge. Four years ago, divers believe they discovered the wreck of Blackbeard's flagship, Queen Anne's Revenge. The power of the Internet is being used to let online visitors watch live as researchers recover artifacts from the ocean floor off the North Carolina coast.
Technicians use microwave from the dive boat to feed live programming to the Internet.
The dive site is less than three miles offshore. Cameras on the dive boat and underwater allow people at the North Carolina Maritime Museum, the North Carolina Museum of History and online visitors to watch what goes on under water. The researchers have gotten responses and calls from California, New York and Utah. Last year's storms covered parts of the wreck and uncovered others. The divers have already found a number of guns on the ocean floor.