Edmund Fitzgerald

If you’re looking for a light with larger viewing area and lower magnification, this is the one I’ve been using for the past year and a half:

The bell from the Edmund Fitzgerald, which wrecked on Lake Superior on November 10, 1975, now serves as a memorial to the lost crew in the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum in Whitefish Point, Michigan.

The ship’s last recorded radio transmission was around 7 p.m. on Nov. 10, 1975, when Captain McSorley said, “We are holding our own.” The ship disappeared from radar on the Arthur M. Anderson, which was in radio contact with the Fitzgerald, and was never seen again.

So, I was thrilled when Nueyio reached out to me to review their 10X magnifying light, which is particularly well-suited for tasks like cross stitch and other detailed crafts.

The study reexamined the weather conditions at the time and showed that the worst conditions coincided with the time and location at which the Fitzgerald was lost. Mesoscale modeling in the study showed sustained winds near storm force (48 knots, or 55 mph) and significant waves of more than 25 feet. Reports indicate that wind gusts reached 86 mph, with waves as high as 35 feet.

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Today, ceremonies are still held at the Great Lakes Shipwrecks Museum in Whitefish Point. The in-person ceremony is closed to the public, with the memorial service primarily intended for the families of those lost on the Fitzgerald.

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On Nov. 10, 49 years ago, the Edmund Fitzgerald and her 29 souls saw the last light of day as they traversed Lake Superior.

It is presumed that the ship sank abruptly since there was no distress call, and some of the lifeboats found were badly damaged, indicating they weren’t launched but rather smashed along the ship and broke loose. The Coast Guard’s final report suggests the Fitzgerald nosedived into a large wave, lost buoyancy, and plunged to the bottom of Lake Superior in seconds.

In this brief yet informative video, I dive into a thorough magnifying light review. You’ll get a side-by-side comparison of the Nueyho 10X with my everyday light, showcasing both size and magnification differences. I also demonstrate how the articulating arm and rotating ball head offer flexibility in positioning, and I share my thoughts on whether this might become my new go-to tool.

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I’ve mentioned many times in my videos and on this blog how essential my magnifying light is for the close, detailed sculpting and beading work I’m known for. Whether it’s fine-tuning a tiny bead or ensuring precision in intricate designs, the right magnifying light makes all the difference.

“Because of the predicted weather conditions, the captains of the Edmund Fitzgerald and Arthur M. Anderson decided to take a more northerly track across Lake Superior in order to take advantage of the lee provided by the Canadian shore given the expected northerly gales," the paper said.

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The Edmund Fitzgerald was a 730-foot-long, 75-foot-wide and 39-foot-high bulk cargo vessel. Of the more than 1,000 ships that have met their demise under waters of the Great Lakes, the Fitzgerald is still the largest ever to go down.

In a paper analyzing the weather conditions, authors Thomas Hultquist, Michael Dutter and David Schwab noted a gale warning was issued for Lake Superior at 7 p.m., Nov. 9. The storm continued to intensify as it traveled over Marquette, Michigan, and over Lake Superior, with a central pressure dropping to 978 millibars. A storm warning was issued on the morning of Nov. 10.

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According to the museum, due to wider community interest, the memorial service will be livestreamed for people to watch at 7 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 10, ending after 8 p.m.

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If you’re searching for the best magnifying light for your creative projects, whether it’s for sculpting, beading, or cross stitch, this review could help you decide. I’d love to hear about the lighting and magnification tools you rely on in your creative work—do you have a favorite magnifying lamp or a pair of magnifying glasses with light?

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According to the Marquette National Weather Service, on Nov. 14, 1975, a U.S. Navy plane with a special magnetic anomaly detector located a strong contact about 17 miles northwest of Whitefish Point. During the next three days, the Coast Guard cutter Woodrush located two large pieces of wreckage in the same area under about 535 feet of water. A Navy underwater recovery vehicle photographed the wreckage on May 20, 1976, clearly showing the words “Edmund Fitzgerald” on the stern piece of the sunken ship.

According to the Marquette NWS, on July 4, 1995, divers recovered the Fitzgerald’s bell from the bottom of Lake Superior, replacing it with a replica engraved with the names of the crew. In a ceremony at the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum at Whitefish Point on Nov. 10, 1995, the bell was presented to the relatives of the crew and rung 30 times: once for each crew member and a final time in honor of all those who have lost their lives at sea.

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According to the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum, in the hours leading up to the ship’s demise, Fitzgerald’s captain, Ernest McSorley, reported that the ship had a fence rail down, two vents lost or damaged, and a list.

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The 729-foot ore boat Edmund Fitzgerald, shown in 1972 file photo, apparently sank with all 30-35 hands on board during a storm that kicked up 25-foot waves on Lake Superior late 11/10. There apparently were no survivors according to Coast Guard Petty Officer Bob Wiard. | Location: Marie, Michigan, USA.

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Brendan Sanders is a 2022 graduate of Ferris State University with a bachelor's degree in sports communication and minors in journalism and marketing/sales. At Ferris State he was the editor in chief for the Ferris State Torch newspaper and is a member of Ferris State University's Sports Leadership Institute Advisory Board. A Lowell High School graduate, Brendan is an avid fan of various sports, including football, basketball and any form of motorsport.

On Nov. 9, the Edmund Fitzgerald embarked on her ill-fated voyage from Superior, Wisconsin, near Duluth, en route to a steel mill near Detroit, Edmund Fitzgerald joined a second taconite freighter, SS Arthur M. Anderson. By the next day, the two ships were caught in a severe storm on Lake Superior.

According to the Manistee News Advocate story on the 48th anniversary, folk rock artist Gordon Lightfoot, known for his 1970 hit “If You Could Read My Mind,” recorded “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.” The song reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 for two weeks and No. 1 in Canada.