According to National Geographic, the investigation challenges long-held assumptions about the events following the Titanic’s collision with an iceberg. The luxurious ship struck an iceberg less ...

The tragic sinking of the Titanic is one of the most cautionary tales in history, but what would happen to a ship ...

With an area of approximately 3200 km² (1235 square miles), the giant iceberg A-23A embarked on an epic journey across the Scotia Sea before running aground, snagging the seabed off an island ...

In fact, scientists think that a head-on collision with the iceberg would have been less damaging than the glancing blow. 'Titanic has never given up her secrets easily,' said Yasmin Khan ...

Over 1,500 people died when the RMS Titanic sank on April 14-15, 1912, following its fateful collision with an iceberg in one of the most notorious maritime disasters in history. Captain Edward Smith.

The sinking of history's most tragic ship - the Titanic - could have been caused by just a six second collision and gashes the size of an A4 sheet of paper, shocking new research has revealed.

"We have the Titanic wreck site frozen in 2022 ... Simulations reveal the collision lasted 6.3 seconds and that relatively small amounts of damage over a long distance led to the ship's sinking.

This appears to corroborate eyewitness accounts from survivors that ice had entered people’s cabins during the collision. "Titanic is the last surviving eyewitness to the disaster, and she still ...