Discover the 'relics' that Titan submarine passengers wanted to see

the shipwreck of Titanic, one of the most famous tragic events in human history, remains an attraction for travelers who want to witness the scene up close.

However, this endeavor requires a lot of courage and determination – in addition, of course, to many financial resources, thus limiting itself to only a privileged few.

Recently, a group of billionairesembarked on an underwater expedition to visit the wreck site, but they ended up disappearing.

Investigations lasted about 10 days to locate the crew of the company's Titan submarine. OceanGate, which has been running tours to the Titanic since 2021 – and unfortunately, in that last episode, there were no survivors.

Osinking of the titanicoccurred on the night of April 14, 1912, when the liner collided with an iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean during her maiden voyage from Southampton, UK, to New York, USA.

Despite being an old event, the Titanic case is still very present in the media, and has grown considerably now with the involvement of the submarine.

This fact arouses the curiosity of many people, whether young or old, who want to witness the wreckage of the wreck up close and understand a little more about the dimension of the tragedy.

Last month, interest in knowing the wreck intensified, as 3D scans of the site were released, allowing people with internet access to view from their houses what was left of the ship, even from afar: there were several items on board when the Titanic left Southampton in April 1912, among them, 18,000 sheets, 7,500 blankets and 5,000 towels table.

In addition, the ship carried 2,500 glasses of champagne, 45,000 napkins and 50,000 tablecloths. To serve the crew there were 12,000 knives and 12,000 spoons.

As far as beverages were concerned, on board the Titanic were 1,000 bottles of wine, 850 bottles of spirits and 150,000 bottles of beer.

All this diversity of items, which are possibly well preserved in the wreckage of the old ship, arouse the curiosity of explorers who wish to descend into the depths to see it with their own eyes. eyes.