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National Geographic
Drain the Oceans - Investigating the Titanic
Disney+


TV Series Runtime: 44 minutes Rated: TV-PG Release Date: April 12, 2015


This episode presents a groundbreaking investigation into the Titanic wreck, revealing new insights into its tragic sinking over a century ago. Using advanced sonar mapping technology, scientists have drained the ocean to expose the wreckage in unprecedented detail. They analyze personal artifacts, such as a pocket watch and a notebook, which connect to specific individuals who were aboard the ship. This emotional exploration highlights the human stories behind the disaster. The investigation challenges previous theories about how the Titanic broke apart, suggesting it may have happened deeper in the water than originally thought. As the wreck deteriorates due to bacteria, researchers face tough decisions about artifact recovery versus preservation of the site as a grave. The findings not only illuminate the ship's final moments but also ensure that its legacy and the stories of those who perished are not forgotten.
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