More than 100 years since the Titanic sank – and a quarter of a decade since Leo and Kate immortalised its ill-fated journey on film – the ship has a huge place in the popular imagination.
So it’s strange to think of the real vessel, slowly decaying 3,800 metres down at the bottom of the Atlantic, 400 nautical miles off the coast of Canada.
The Titanic is still with us, or at least with whatever dwells in the abyssal plane. And if you want to pay it a visit – and have €250,000 spare – then you can do so.
US-based ‘civilian exploration’ company OceanGate is currently recruiting divers for its annual
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