The Titanic may be one of the most popular and identifiable wreckage sites in the history of sea travel. It also may be one of the most overrated, deep-sea explorers told Business Insider.

The exhibit includes life-sized cabin reconstructions with beds, tables and chairs, and more than 130 types of artifacts.

The beloved character's harrowing drowning scene may not have made the final cut of 'Titanic,' but it still exists in the bonus features.

Trips to the Titanic site have been going on for years ... we are receiving from multiple government agencies and deep-sea companies as we seek to reestablish contact with the submersible.

Titanic's storied blue gemstone (which is not at the bottom of the sea) also boasts a connection to Princess Diana Allison Adato is Editor, PEOPLE Books, overseeing the brand's special editions.

were needed to lower a lifeboat to the sea. This one helped launch collapsible boat C, where J. Bruce Ismay—chairman of the company that owned the Titanic—took a seat and rode to safety.

The discovery of the Titanic in 1985 may have closed the book on one of the ... storied vessels whose watery graves still remain lost at sea. Today, dozens of historically significant ships that sit ...

It's a classic; as a child of the early 2000s, I can confirm that Celine Dion basically sang me to sleep at night. My mom ate ...

Titanic: An Immersive Voyage” is dropping anchor in the Queen City and gives visitors the chance to explore the ship ...

Claude Daley, Ice Engineer at Memorial University in Newfoundland, has studied how icebergs change personality at sea. The iceberg that sank Titanic met its own fate barely a fortnight after its ...

Titanic‘s Marconi radio ... At 5 kilowatts, the transmitter was the most powerful on the sea, and capable of reaching New York or London from the middle of the Atlantic. International convention ...