🧐 Did You Know? For decades, a myth circulated that the RMS Titanic never really sank—that she had supposedly been switched with her sister ship, the RMS Olympic, in an insurance scam. But during the 1985 discovery of the wreck, divers and ROV cameras captured a crucial detail: the yard number “401” engraved on one of the giant propellers. Titanic was hull number 401, while Olympic was 400. This discovery shattered the switch theory, proving once and for all that the ship resting 2.5 miles bene

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🌊 Titanic Wreck in High Definition 🌊 🧐 Did you know? The wreck of the RMS Titanic rests about 12,500 feet (3,800 meters) below the North Atlantic Ocean. Over a century after her sinking on April 15, 1912, the ship still lies in two main sections — the bow and the stern — surrounded by a vast debris field. This high-definition footage, captured through deep-sea expeditions like those led by Magellan in 2022, reveals haunting details of Titanic’s final resting place: from the ship’s decaying hu

⚓ Titanic Artifacts — Silent Witnesses Beneath the Sea ⚓ 🧐 Did you know? RMS Titanic lies about 12,500 feet (3,800 m) down in the North Atlantic. Over the years, carefully managed expeditions have documented—and in some cases recovered—objects from the wreck site and debris field; each piece is conserved to help tell the human stories of April 1912 without claiming anything beyond what’s verified. 💭 Question: Which artifact or image from the wreck site impacts you the most—and why? ⚠️ Disclaim

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