For over 100 years now, The Titanic has intrigued the imaginations of millions of scientists, artists, explorers, and authors.
As soon as a mere month after that fateful night, filmmakers have been attempting to capture the majesty of the mighty Titanic's death. Dozens of films have been made on the subject, from epic Hollywood blockbusters, to small budget internet films starring cats as the main characters on board the doomed ocean liner.
So many people died that terrible night and we are hungry for more and more of their stories. These icebergs might reveal just a little something about the nature of that terrible tragedy.
The icebergs in this series are just stunning to look at — but they're hiding something, too! As you scroll throughout these beautiful pictures of nature see if you notice anything fishy about any of them.
Make sure you scroll through all the photos to the very last photos, which reveals a pretty startling twist.
Were you surprised at the secret that these titanic icebergs hid? Or could you tell? Either way, these images are all strikingly beautiful and show how gorgeous these dangerous floating killers can truly be!
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During its maiden voyage, on April 14th, 1912 the "unsinkable" Titanic hit an iceberg and went down in less than three hours.
Over 1,500 lives were lost that night in the freezing Atlantic ocean.
As a direct result of the sinking, the public DEMANDED that ocean liners now be equipped with more safety equipment and life boats.
Some of the most prominent people of the day were aboard the doomed ship. Amongst them were John Jacob Astor IV, Benjamin Guggenheim, and Margaret "Molly" Brown.
Click "SEE PAGE 2" to get closer to revealing the Secrets of the Past…
It's thought that an iceberg floated down from near the coast of Labrador... Weird optical effects begin to take place when the water jumps from warm to freezing.
It's thought that because of those optical illusions, the lookout crew aboard the Titanic had no chance to see an iceberg in time... Binoculars or not, they didn't have a chance.
It's also been theorized that if the Titanic hadn't veered off and had just hit the iceberg head on, it wouldn't have sank.
Heartbreakingly, a nearby ship, the SS Californian, could have saved everyone. But due to miscommunications, the ship remained just out of reach...
Have you been paying close attention to these images? Noticed anything…odd…about them? Make sure to click "See Page 3" to reveal the SECRET LIE that these icebergs are hiding!
But look a little closer at these images -- these icebergs all seem to have an odd look to them.
Even from far away they seem a bit off. Can you spot what it is?
fNO! It turns out every single one of these icebergs was a pastel painting?!
New York-based artist Zaria Forman creates these incredible images of icebergs to raise awareness! Her talent is incredible!
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