It's been 110 years since the tragic sinking of the RMS Titanic. This video from NOAA Ocean Today shares the story of the exploration of its wreckage at the bottom of the ocean: https://oceantoday.noaa.gov/fullmoon-titanicwrecksite-ocean/welcome.html | National Ocean Service

Titanic Wreck Debris Field More than 2 miles beneath the Atlantic, the wreck of RMS Titanic lies in two major sections — the bow and stern — separated by roughly 600 meters. Between them is a vast debris field scattered with thousands of items: pieces of the ship’s structure, boilers, porcelain, luggage, and personal belongings that once belonged to the passengers and crew. This debris field tells the story of the ship’s final moments — how the vessel broke apart, how the stern twisted and colla

Over a hundred years ago, the Titanic sank beneath the Atlantic Ocean in less than three hours. This video will explore some little-known facts about this unsinkable story. Clip from National Geographic | RMS Titanic

New pictures have uncovered the state of the wreck of RMS Titanic, more than a century after she foundered. Making the first manned voyage to the Olympic-class liner in almost 15 years, explorers uncovered a partial collapse of the ship's hull. More: bit.ly/2Hkat5O | ITV News