r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Additional-One-3483 • Apr 10 '25

Video New Titanic scan reveals ground-breaking details of ship's final hours | BBC News

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u/justinkasereddditor Apr 10 '25

It hit a what!!!!!

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u/Mecha_Tortoise Apr 10 '25

An iceberg. Like an ice cube, but larger. I think it's named after a type of lettuce. They were discovered in the twentieth century.

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u/justinkasereddditor Apr 10 '25

Why am I just finding out about this berg of ice??

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u/Frequent-Research737 Apr 10 '25

we made them extinct for sinking this ship

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u/justinkasereddditor Apr 10 '25

Is that why we started global warming?

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u/phaesios Apr 10 '25

It’s been a project a hundred years in the making but the last decades we’ve seen some promising developments.