普渡大学领导的研究团队在基里巴斯尼库马罗岛进行的水下勘测已重新启动1。该团队此前因强风和大浪被迫在研究船上停留三天，直至周日天气转晴后才得以登岛进行第二阶段调查1。岛周围风力阵风曾高达27节（31英里/小时）1。
研究人员正在寻找所谓的"塔拉伊亚物体"，该物体可能是1937年失踪的美国航空先驱阿美莉亚·埃尔哈特飞机的残骸1。这一疑似目标出现在可追溯至1938年的航拍图像中1。埃尔哈特于1937年7月2日失踪1。值得注意的是，研究人员在2024年通过声纳成像发现的另一个可能是飞机的物体后来被证实仅为岩层1。
A research expedition led by Purdue University has resumed its underwater investigation for the wreckage of aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart's missing aircraft on Nikumaroro Island in Kiribati, following an improvement in weather conditions.1 The team had been confined to their research vessel for three days due to strong winds and heavy waves, with gusts reaching 27 knots around the island, but conditions cleared on Sunday, allowing them to proceed with the second phase of their survey work.1
The researchers are searching for what has been termed the "Taraia object," a formation visible in aerial photographs dating back to 1938 that may constitute the remains of Earhart's plane.1 Earhart disappeared on July 2, 1937, while attempting to reach Lae, Papua New Guinea, during her round-the-world flight.1 The archaeological work comes after a 2024 sonar imaging discovery of a potential aircraft wreckage nearby proved to be geological formations rather than aircraft remains.1
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