Titanic scan reveals ground-breaking details of ship's final hours

On the night of April 14 to 15, 1912, a cold night, somewhere in the North Atlantic, the Titanic, the largest mobile machine created by man up to that time, collided with "an iceberg" as...

More than a century after the sinking of the Titanic, a new numerical analysis reveals unedited elements on the circumstances of the tragedy.

How Fast Was The Titanic? A Look At Its Top Speed

White Star Line's most famous passenger liner is best known for its unfortunate sinking, but that doesn't mean it wasn't fast.

Titanic engineers kept power on until the end to aid evacuation

(NewsNation) — The fatal collision between the Titanic and an iceberg that sealed the luxury liner's fate took just 6.3 seconds, according to new research revealed in a National Geographic documentary. "Titanic: The Digital Resurrection" follows scientists analyzing the first-ever complete 3D replica of the ship, constructed from 715,000 still images and 4K footage captured by deep-sea mapping submersibles. The documentary shows how researchers …

A 3D scan of the Titanic revealed that only a few small perforations caused its sinking and confirms the last heroic acts of the crew

What's Up With The Kids Obsessed With The Titanic?

UniversalImagesGroup/Universal Images Group/Getty ImagesA former colleague of mine, Janet Manley, recently wrote an article in The New York Times called “So You Think You Know a Lot About the Titanic” and I. feel. seen. The article explores the phenomenon of “Titanic kids,” children who develop a fascination with the maritime tragedy, memorizing esoteric facts about the ship’s brief, ill-fated, and glamorous maiden/final voyage. I was one, my ne…