1st September, 2025 in Maritime
It’s been exactly 40 years since the world was treated to blurry black-and-white visuals of the torn apart wreck of Titanic – for the first time since April 1912 (officially), thanks to new era technologies that the investigators of the disaster apparently never dreamed of in 191…
20th March, 2025 in Maritime
The Titanic disaster is famous not only for the two-hour-forty-minute stately submerging of the ship into the icy water and the numerous human dramas that unfolded on board, but also for the breaking up of its hull that became the dreadful culmination of the tragedy. When studyin…
31st July, 2019 in Archaeology, Maritime
It’s no secret that the story of Titanic is interwoven with legends, myths and misconceptions due to its complexity and worldwide popularity. However, this ubiquitous mythology has also penetrated even into a relatively new branch of Titanic science, namely, into the history of t…
31st August, 2018 in Maritime
Over three decades ago the wreckage of the RMS Titanic, the former pride of the White Star fleet, was discovered – or, perhaps, re-discovered – two and a half miles below the surface of the Atlantic by the joint French-American expedition led by Dr. Robert D. Ballard, then the he…