WATCH: 12 Haunting Facts About the Titanic

August 7, 2019

The Titanic disaster still stands as one of the most haunting tragedies in world history. Its sinking proved that humanity can never be too sure of its creations. Just when we think we’ve got all the answers, we are all too often proven wrong.

The above video offers 12 haunting facts about the Titanic and the crew that sailed it.

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