Photos Of Titanic On Ocean Floor

The wreck sleeps in darkness a puzzlement of corroded steel strewn across a thousand acres of the north atlantic seabed.

Photos of titanic on ocean floor.

Photos were taken during submarine explorations of the site and the release of some of those photos suggest that corpses were indeed dragged to the ocean floor. Sadly it won t be there for much longer as the ocean claims it for its own. March 22 2012 9 08am. An excerpt from the magazine s article reads.

1985 the prow of the hms titanic as she lies on the atlantic ocean floor south of newfoundland. The photos are the clearest most high resolution images that have ever been developed of the titanic on the ocean floor. It was a massive 46 000 ton ship measuring 882 feet long and 175 feet high. The rms titanic was visited by divers for the first time in 14 years and the ship that was once a picture of luxury was found in the process of being swallowed up by the ocean floor and ravaged.

Share this by email the sinking of the titanic is one of the 20th. Stunning new photos of titanic on ocean floor. It has been there since it struck that iceberg over a hundred years ago. Titanic has gone down as one of the most famous ships in history for its lavish design and tragic fate.

The titanic orphans french brothers michel left age 4 and edmond navratil right age 2 who were left temporarily parent less their father died on the ship the brothers survived and made it to new york where they stayed for a month before their mother who was had stayed in france and not boarded the ship finally recognized them from a newspaper photo and came to claim them. What is left of the titanic is sitting on the floor of the atlantic ocean just off the coast of newfoundland canada. Share this on facebook. Its final resting spot remained a mystery for decades until its wreckage was discovered on the ocean floor.

One photo was taken in 2004 and released in 2012 when the 100 year anniversary of the titanic tragedy was marked. The rms titanic one of the world s most infamous and tragic shipwrecks sank in 1912.