The 1985 discovery of the Titanic wreck changed deep-sea exploration forever. | Intriguing Archaeology

On September 2, 1985, “CBS Evening News with Dan Rather” reported on the first images released following the historic discovery of the wreck. "We're still searching for the stern... it does appear to be disconnected." — Robert Ballard. The site of the Titanic was co-discovered by Robert Ballard around 400 miles off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. #Titanic #RMSTitanic #raisetitanic | Raise RMS Titanic Foundation

The Rise and Fall of Titanic Did you know? 🧐 From the world’s most luxurious ship to the most famous maritime tragedy in history—Titanic’s journey in 1912 remains a powerful story of human ambition, loss, and legacy. 📌 Disclaimer: For educational and historical purposes only. 🎥 Credit: T ⭐ Support the page with Stars & Subscribe for more Titanic stories! ✅ Follow • Like • Share #Titanic #Titanic1912 #TheRiseAndFall #MaritimeHistory #TitanicLegacy #MyHeartWillGoOn | Mylene's Titanic Legacy

Titanic Wreck — Collapsed Wall & Window (1991 Expedition) ⚓ 🧐 Did you know? This haunting footage was captured during the 1991 expedition to the wreck of RMS Titanic, lying 12,500 feet below the Atlantic. The collapsed wall and window you see here are part of the ship’s decaying remains — a silent reminder of how time, pressure, and corrosion continue to claim the once-grand liner. Every broken frame and fallen wall tells the story of Titanic’s slow transformation at the bottom of the ocean, wh

Inside Titanic Wreck — The Electrical Switch (2005) These 2005 expedition scenes show a corroded electrical switch panel inside the Titanic wreck. The lever is stuck in the down position, and the handle is missing due to over a century of deep-sea decay. The design looks similar to the switch shown in the Titanic movie, but this footage is from the real ship. 📌 Disclaimer: For educational and historical purposes only. 📸 Credit: Titanic Empire / 2005 Expedition Footage ⭐ Support MyLene’s Titani

The Titanic’s Giant Engines at the Wreck Site (2021 Footage) Did You Know? 🧐 These haunting images show the remains of the Titanic’s massive engines, filmed during a 2021 dive to the wreck site. The Titanic had two huge reciprocating engines and one central turbine, powering one of the largest moving objects ever built in 1912. Today, only the ruins of these engines remain, slowly decaying on the seabed, 12,500 feet below the surface. This rare footage reveals how the ship’s machinery has aged