For the first time in life people have the opportunity to see the Titanic under the ocean
Anyone can go see the legendary Titanic. There is only one problem, that is, the husband has enough money.
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Anyone can go see the legendary Titanic. There is only one problem, that is, the husband has enough money.
A large fire at the coal mine may have damaged the Titanic's steel cover before leaving, making it easy to be crushed by the iceberg.
Many predictions were made centuries ago but the reality has proved that prophecies are perfectly accurate to humanity.
The photos and manuscripts reveal in detail the search for the Titanic's last lifeboat, along with the fate of three passengers.
More than 100 years ago when humans set foot on the moon, a French writer told about the first human journey to the moon ...
There were predictions that seemed to appear only in sci-fi films at the time of its publication, but a period after them made people
The last lunch menu (April 14, 1912) for first-class passengers on the Titanic has been sold for $ 116,580 at an auction in England on April 1, 2012.
Just 100 years ago, during the voyage of the Atlantic in April 1912, the ship was unable to sink. Titanic went into maritime history because of the horrific and serious…
The Titanic crashed into an iceberg at 11:40 pm on April 14, 1912. The official hypothesis is that the ship went at high speed and collided with the iceberg. However, no…
In the early hours of April 15, 1912, British passenger ship RMS Titanic hit an iceberg and sank during the first trip from Southampton, England to New York, USA.
One of the studies that caused scientists headaches was a time gap, when the disappearances almost disappeared into a sudden that appeared just like yesterday.
According to archaeologists, this excavation may prove there are at least seven bronze statues buried in the seabed in this area.
The Atntikythera is like the ancient Titanic, carrying the oldest astronomical clock on Earth, and many precious treasures.
The most comprehensive map of the sinking of the Titanic has just been completed when researchers assembled 130,000 images of underwater robots shooting at the bottom of…