@americana.archives: The iceberg that sank the RMS Titanic on April 14, 1912, was a massive block of freshwater ice originating from a glacier in southwest Greenland #History #titanic

AnimatronicMan :

a survivor said it looked like the rock of gibraltar from europa point so the rehorek iceberg might be the one it hit

A :

That iceberg has been gone as long as the ship has pretty much..

Greenvr :

photos were in black and white and it was in 1912

DJ :

This is NOT the iceberg to that sank the Titanic. It is noted that the coordinates where this was photographed was north of where Titanic sank. The actual Titanic iceberg would have been south. Also no bodies or debris were found anywhere near this iceberg and it doesn’t look like what survivors described. It is most likely this one as it meets this criteria. Also one side of it appears to be damaged, like where the Titanic likely collided it. We will never know for certain though.

David Camacho :

That Iceberg Melted Years Ago!

Ryan G :

Titanic would have to be like 9 feet out of the water for that to be the red paint to scrape off the titanic

𝕺𝖈𝖊𝖆𝖓𝕷𝖎𝖓𝖊𝖗𝕱𝖆𝖈𝖙𝖘 :

That iceberg has been debunked, the most widely accepted iceberg is the rehorek iceberg, it fits description almost perfectly and was photographed extremely close to the sinking site, this other iceberg was photographed rather far away from the actual site and doesn’t properly resemble the description. If youd like i an dm you a full length video

19br72 :

here's a thought, if there wasn't enough lifeboats, why didn't they off load the passengers onto the iceberg 🤔

Antares :

Bs don't believe what you see on the Internet kids

Hey HOLMES :

but did you know the swimming pool on the titanic is still full of water

Rooster :

you mean the olympic? 😁 love this story

CoolCademM :

1. The picture is edited 2. It looks nothing like what witnesses said it looked like 3. It was nowhere near where titanic sank 4. The story of the red paint was only added to the picture was only made public after the photographer learned of the tragedy

Stormy & Breezy :

Color photo in 1912? Not quite.

La Lina Adrenalina :

black and White photo but you can see the red 😂

slimygizlogboss :

That’s iron making it red, nothing to do with the titanic

Sanzonia :

Don’t you mean the iceberg that titanic struck!

. :

is it still there?

Sam Crisp :

🎣 Briggsy Fishing :

where is now

Geri-Ann 🦩 :

🤦🏻‍♀️it’s never been found or tracked [Tears of joy][Tears of joy]

rijoenpial :

Uh-uh, and pictures were in color back then! Also, that would be ON the surface, when the red paint on the ship was BELOW the surface... Can anyone explain those incongruences...?!

Little Prick :

who was out there taking pics? 😆

Totally awesome opossum. :

As a titanic survivor I can say that this is not true.

Bbnizi838 :

It’s not 100% confirmed but it is most likely the iceberg