After two hours of water penetrating the Titanic, the ship sank just after 2am in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean as seen in this Curiosity video.
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Curiosity: Titanic Goes Down
After two hours of water penetrating the Titanic, the ship sank just after 2am in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean as seen in this Curiosity video.
Added: Aug 31, 2011
Views: 6215 Views
Runtime: 02:55
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