What Happened to the Iceberg After It Sank Titanic?

It was the very beginning of the year 1912. A giant chunk of ice broke off a glacier in southwest Greenland. It was a huge thing - more than 1,700 ft long, it weighed around 75 million tons! Btw, out of 15,000 to 30,000 icebergs that drift away from Greenland’s glaciers, only 1% ever makes it all the way to the Atlantic. That's why it's so amazing that in April that the iceberg that sank the Titanic was already more than 1,500 miles away from the Arctic Circle!

Several days before our iceberg made it to the Atlantic Ocean, a magnificent ship left port. It was Titanic. Meanwhile, the iceberg was approaching the area the Titanic was going to cross on its way to New York. It happened on April, 14 when the ship was in the North Atlantic Ocean. At about 11.40 PM, people who were still awake on board the Titanic toppled down, pushed over by some mysterious and powerful force. We al know what was that. But do you know what happened to the iceberg after the Titanic hit it?

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[BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

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[sarikaFauzi]

Bright side just answered a question I never had.

[RuiMadeNeneBot]

Everybody asks about the titanic by nobody asks about the iceberg
*Sad iceberg noises*

[windee]

Everyone: talks about only the titanic

Iceberg: and I took that personally

[robinfryer]

When Titanic contacted the iceberg, NO body was catapulted anywhere. It was hardly felt. Many people were totally unaware that she’d hit anything, until after she stopped, owing to the engines having been put astern, causing her to lose way, already. She stopped, gently, well past the Iceberg, and people most of whom were asleep and or in their cabins or berths, were told then.

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Bright side : What happened to the iceberg after it sank titanic ?🤔

[daniellesutter]

0:29
"Peaceful chunk of ice."
Titanic: *Laughs sadly*

[whiskeybuilder]

The ice felt awful after the incident. It was never the same. Each day it seemed to be a bit less of itself. One day it went south and was never seen again.

[SolarDNA]

All that empty ocean and these two managed to find each other...

[CapnSliiirp]

actually, according to survivors, the hit of the iceberg was barley felt by most people and no one was panicking after the hit, bc it was barley felt, so most people were just confused or didn’t believe there was any real danger. so no one fell from the strike, and also it was a moonless night.

[MeMe-lrit]

Bright side is the only Chanel that talks about stuff that people don’t pay attention to much

[danielivanov]

Imagine you’re a lobster in a tank waiting to get eaten and then the Titanic hit an iceberg and you safely return home

[kennyryan]

@2:49 “Toppled down. Pushed over by some mysterious force.” That DID NOT happen. The impact was so gentle most people on board did not feel it or even realise anything had happened!

[AbrahamLincoln]

That Icebergs Journey is worth of a documentary or movie. could win an oscar. That Iceberg was born lucky. This Iceberg had a destiny.

[TheMaestro]

People didn’t scream and panic as you described in the video. Hardly anyone knew what happened, that’s why people were reluctant to board a lifeboat, they felt safer on the ship.

[LDDavis]

No one panicked, nor were they thrown from their bunks when the liner struck the iceberg. Few even felt the impact. Those who did described it as a grinding sound as if the ship was traveling across a field of marbles. A slight shutter. By the time Titanic coasted to a stop, the iceberg was a mile behind her.

[NegiTaiMetal]

A few things to know about what had happened:
- The iceberg wasn't spotted until 11:39 PM.
- The engines were not ordered in reverse as it disrupts the flow in which to turn. The order was, in actuality, to stop.
- The compartments weren't exactly flooded at an alarming rate during the collision. Why it progressed is because when the ship's begins going down, the port holes remained open, allowing water to flow and spread quicker.

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[Adam-xfsq]

Thousands of people: **die on a sinking ship**
You: where is iceberg, is it safe, is it alright?

[Lonystal]

This video : The impact catapulted people out of their beds and people started to panic.
An actual Titanic Survivor : It was just a slight bump