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Titanic's tragic sinking on April 14, 1912, is examined through the lens of popular myths, addressing misconceptions about its crew, design, and final moments.
Edward Smith, the British captain of the Titanic, tragically perishes during its maiden voyage.
Avalanche blasters, cold weather workers, tornado hunters, iceberg cowboys, and airspace surveillance systems highlight some of the world's most challenging and dangerous jobs.
On April 10, 1912, the RMS Titanic set sail from Southampton to New York City, but struck an iceberg four days later, leading to over 1,500 fatalities and ongoing investigations into the disaster's preventability.
Georges Mougin and a team of glaciologists aim to tow a 7-million-ton iceberg from Canada to the Canary Islands, harnessing its ancient water resources.
1,500 people died when the RMS Titanic sank on April 15, 1912, prompting a long search for answers about the disaster and its aftermath.
Temperatures in Greenland soared more than 40 degrees above average, causing nearly half of the ice sheet to begin melting during a warm spell.
The British Antarctic Survey shares footage of an iceberg that broke from Larsen C in July.
An iceberg ten times the mass of the Titanic was spotted 130 miles away by the steamship Californian, sending a warning message that went unheeded.
An iceberg the size of Greater London splits from Antarctica's ice shelf and floats away.
A nearly 20-meter-long rift in Antarctica's Pine Island Glacier is deepening, indicating a potential calving event for an iceberg the size of New York City.
Patagonia's glaciers, particularly the Perito Moreno glacier, face significant threats from climate change, with local communities raising concerns over hydroelectric dams' impacts.
New evidence suggests more than an iceberg caused the Titanic to sink.
The Titanic carried 325 first-class passengers, with the most expensive suite costing nearly $4,500, equivalent to over $100,000 today.
