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Collision between to cargo ships caught on camera | Merchant Navy

The Titanic's wreckage is spread out across the ocean floor, covering an area the size of two hundred football fields. The site includes the bow and stern sections which are about a half a mile apart from each other as well as numerous debris fields with scattered fragments of ship. Join us as we use cutting edge visuals to drain the water and reveal the full picture of what lies beneath, on Greatest Mysteries, all this weekend, on National Geographic UK. | National Geographic UK

Undersea explorers revealed new images of the Titanic wreckage at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. The last time it was photographed was 14 years ago. Full story: https://globalnews.ca/news/5798176/new-titanic-photos-2019/ | Global News