Titanic

We have seen the blockbuster movie Titanic from James Cameron which tried to rejuvenate the memories of its tragic history. We have seen efforts to unleash the mysteries surround the ship. But no one planned to re-build the ship, till now. Queensland billionaire Clive Palmer has announced that he plans to build a world class luxury ship, Titanic…

Titanic, the largest passenger ship sank on its maiden journey from England to New York 15 April, in the year of 1912, after hitting an iceberg in mid-Atlantic. We just celebrated 100 years of that sinking ship yesterday. Within this 100 years, the most important we have seen is James Cameron's new CGI that shows exactly how Titanic sank. Now,…

Titanic, the largest passenger ship in the year of 1912, sank on its maiden journey from England to New York 14 April 1912, after hitting an iceberg in mid-Atlantic. It is still under water. Today it has completed the 100th year of the tragedy. The ship, broken into peices, stayed under water for 100 years now. Just a couple of weeks ago, Director…

Titanic sank on 15 April in 1912 in North Atlantic Ocean after hitting an iceberg. The main criminal for this tragic incident was an iceberg. However, James Cameron tried to bring the exact incident through his blockbuster movie Titanic. In that movie, the explorer used a computer generated imagery (CGI) to represent the exact sinking scene. But…

Titanic sank on 15 April in 1912 in North Atlantic Ocean after hitting an iceberg. The main criminal for this tragic incident was an iceberg. Many people died in that tragic incident. At present, there have been a lot of ships made that is even much bigger and heavier than Titanic. These ships have advanced technologies. But danger does come by…

Thanks to James Cameron that he made the film Titanic. I would have never knew or got the idea, what happened that time, if I wouldn't see the movie. Titanic sank in 1912 in North Atlantic Ocean after striking an iceberg. The ship is still under water. Researchers are still trying to get the exact incident of that day in details. Now researchers…

Scientists now have the first ever sonar image of the Titanic sitting under water, and its debris is scattered in a much larger area than previously thought. Check out the photo below.

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Titanic's sinking, and to line James Cameron's unendingly deep pockets with even more gold, Kate Winslet and Leonardo Dicaprio will be getting the royal 3D treatment.