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Video of the Day: Mexican navy ship's masts collapse after hitting Brooklyn Bridge
(CNN Newsource, X/@noisehacking)
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Shipwreck lost for 132 years discovered in Lake Superior
(Western Reserve media video/The Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum)
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16 things you didn't know about the Titanic disaster
On April 15, 1912, the R.M.S. Titanic sank beneath the frigid waves of the North Atlantic, taking 1,517 of her passengers with her. One hundred three years later, the Titanic remains one of the most famous ships to ever set sail, and the story of her tragedy continues to captivate the minds of people everywhere. As we mark another anniversary of the Titanic disaster, here are a few interesting facts that might not be found in the history books.
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