The New York Times reports that new science findings – that of a "cold mirage" – may have played a factor in the sinking of the Titanic 100 years ago this week. Here's the full report.
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The sinking of the Titanic is a phenomenon that fascinates people of all ages. It's amazing to think something that happened 100 years ago is still a mystery today. It's wonderful that more information is surfacing.
that doesnt help!!
It is amazing how some people think that they are safe pn these big huge ships, even when the ship ways a ton.It's actually pretty amazing how the Titanic stayed up as long as it did on the water.
what is a cold mirage
cool i love history and it is fantastic.
the cold mirage was actually the reason why the crew didn't see the part of the iceberg that caused damage to it.. that's when everything else went wrong..
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