- It has been 111 years since the sinking of the Titanic on April 15, 1912.
- The discovery of the wreck dates back over 37 years ago, to September 1, 1985.
- On June 19, a submersible carrying five people, which offered tourists the opportunity to explore the wreckage, went missing.
The sinking of the Titanic on April 15, 1912, has mesmerized people for over a century. The tales of survivors, the numerous theories about its demise, the decades-long quest to find the wreckage, and, of course, the blockbuster film released in 1997 have all contributed to its enduring place in popular culture.
With advancements in technology, there are now companies that provide adventurous tourists with the opportunity to descend 2.4 miles below the surface and witness the sunken remains themselves, albeit at a significant cost.
However, this undertaking carries substantial risks. On June 19, the US Coast Guard, based in Boston, reported to the BBC that a submersible carrying five individuals vanished just two hours into their deep-sea expedition. At that time, the submersible had approximately 70 to 96 hours’ worth of oxygen supply remaining. A search operation for the vessel is currently ongoing.
Continue scrolling to delve deeper into the story of the Titanic, including the discovery of its wreckage, life on board, and the revelations learned from the sunken remnants.
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