Titanic Iceberg Kept Traveling 1 Year After Collision

The Titanic is one of the most famous shipwrecks in history. But many details of what exactly happened still remain a mystery. One of them: what happened to the iceberg that sank the Titanic? It turns out, the iceberg was floating for one more year after the shipwreck. Let's unveil one of the secrets surrounding the Titanic.

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I like how he made the titanic sink backwards

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Titanic story always makes me sad.. I still imagine how they all was feeling

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[EvilPeaMia]

That's not the iceberg that hit the Titanic. That iceberg was too far North. The one that hit the Titanic was in a current that brought it South. The red "paint" people saw was the sun refracting on the ice. It's very common for people to see what they think is colour marking ice. There was an iceberg seen by the Carpathia that was most likely the one that struck the Titanic, you can find that photo online. I'm from Belfast, where the Titanic was built and I worked in the Titanic museum. It's long been debunked that this is the Titanic iceberg.

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Imagine being the iceberg and seeing that ship coming at you!

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One Titanic survivor claimed that the iceberg looked like the Rock of Gibraltar from Europa Point.

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It’s pretty interesting especially since the ice berg was broken apart from a glacier since the ice age and still haven’t melted totally to this day.

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