Titanic: The Silent Collision

Imagine a night of pure luxury, suddenly interrupted by a terrifying whisper of moving ice.

April 14, 1912. The Titanic was a floating palace of gold and

velvet. At 11:40 PM, a strange scrape echoed like a giant fingernail on

silk. Most felt nothing more than a slight shudder, as if the

ship rolled over marbles. But beneath the waterline, the unsinkable giant

had already been mortally wounded. Luxury turned to terror as the Atlantic claimed its

prize in the freezing dark.