She was nicknamed the “unsinkable”: the ship that couldn’t sink. 

However, on the evening of April 14, 1912, the Titanic hit an iceberg. 

The hull was pierced. Very quickly, water rushed into the ship.

The weight of the water broke the ship in two and dragged it to the bottom, taking with it nearly 1,500 passengers into the dark and icy waters of the Atlantic Ocean.

But why are we still talking about the Titanic?