⚓ Titanic Wreck Model — A Glimpse Beneath the Atlantic 🌊 This detailed model depicts the RMS Titanic as she rests on the seabed—split in two and lying at approximately 12,500 feet (≈3,800 m). The torn steel plates, open frames, and missing decks reflect damage seen in expedition imagery from the real wreck, a solemn reminder of the tragedy of April 15, 1912. Filmed at the Titanic Exhibition, Lokschuppen Rosenheim, Germany, the display helps viewers visualize the wreck’s current condition withou

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In 1986, just a year after the Titanic was discovered, Dr. Robert Ballard and his team returned to the wreck site—12,500 feet beneath the Atlantic Ocean. This rare footage reveals haunting glimpses of objects left behind, silently preserving the memory of the 1,500 souls lost in 1912. Using the deep-sea submersible Alvin and the ROV Jason Jr., this mission marked the beginning of underwater exploration that would change Titanic history forever. These early images remain some of the most powerful