context: The steamer SS Edmund Fitzgerald (often just Fitzgerald, Fitz, or Big Fitz) was a US-built large-scale freight carrier for the Great Lakes ore that lost its crew in the Great Storm on November 10, 1975 . The ship sank so quickly that its 29-man crew could not send any emergency message. The ship's wreck rests at the bottom of Lake Superior at 162 meters deep in Canadian waters, located 46 ° 59.9′N 85 ° 6.6′W, approximately 27 miles west of the mouth of Whitefish Bay. Later, the ballad "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald", composed by Gordon Lightfoot, made the incident the most famous shipwreck in the Great Lakes.
question: When did the steamer SS Edmund Fitzgerald sank?
answers.text: November 10, 1975