⚓ The Titanic Wreckage -A Silent Memorial Beneath the Atlantic More than 12,500 feet below the surface, the RMS Titanic now rests in a world of darkness and silence. The ship’s steel structure continues to decay due to deep-sea pressure, saltwater corrosion, and iron-eating bacteria. What remains are the rusted railings, collapsed decks, and scattered artifacts that remind us of the 1,500 lives lost that night in 1912. The wreck is no longer just a ship — it is a memorial. A place where the past

⚓ Titanic Wreck Then and Now (1986–2010) When the Titanic was first discovered in 1985, the wreck was still recognizable. But over the decades, deep-sea pressure, shifting currents, rust formation, and iron-eating bacteria have slowly consumed the ship. Day by day, the RMS Titanic continues to fade — a silent memorial to the more than 1,500 lives lost on April 15, 1912. Should the wreck be preserved for history, or should we let her rest in peace on the ocean floor? 📌 Credit: • Video / Compilat