Más de 103 años después de que se hundiera el Titanic, aún siguen existiendo objetos del barco para cambiar de manos. El 30 de septiembre se subastarán varios de ellos, incluyendo

The Titanic always reminds us of the pain, but also motivates us to find out the facts behind it. Here is 16 random facts of The Titanic you can't stop reading. 1. A first-class ticket cost $2,560, which is more than $61,000 today. For the price of that ticket, passenger Charlotte Drake Cardeza got a three-room suite with two bedrooms and a sitting room, plus two wardrobe rooms and a bath. She also had a private, 50-foot-long promenade deck. 2. There is an actual letter that was not only written the day the Titanic sank, but that survived the tragedy. The letter, which was written by survivor Esther Hart and is printed on Titanic letterhead, talks about how Hart and her daughter were both set to sing in a concert on board the ship "tomorrow night." 3. The violin that was being played as the Titanic sank was auctioned off in 2013 for $1.7 million. The auction house Henry Aldridge and Sons spent seven years proving the violin was genuine and belonged to Wallace Hartley, who was the band leader of the Titanic. 4. On April 11, 1912, three days before the ship sank, second-class passengers ate boiled hominy, grilled ox, kidneys and bacon, fried potatoes, buckwheat cakes, and more. 5. And on April 12, 1912, first-class passengers ate halibut with a shrimp sauce, fillets of duckling with green peas, caramel pudding, and more. 6. The Titanic was equipped to carry approximately 64 lifeboats, but it only carried around 20. 7. This is what one of the ship's life preservers looked like. It is actually the life preserver of Laura Mabel Francatelli, a survivor of the Titanic disaster, and was signed by other survivors who shared her lifeboat. 8. Plunging into water as cold as the sea that Titanic passengers jumped into has been described as "being stabbed everywhere, simultaneously, with a thousand knives." 9. Milton Hershey of Hershey's chocolate fame was supposed to sail on the Titanic, but, because of business plans, he ended up getting on another ship that left earlier. Other notable people who almost boarded the ship include financier J.P. Morgan, 34-year-old multimillionaire Alfred Vanderbilt, who died three years later in the sinking of the Lusitania, and Pittsburgh steel baron Henry Clay Frick, who canceled his passage when his wife sprained her ankle. 10. The last survivor of the Titanic, Millvina Dean, died at age 97 in 2009. Dean was the youngest of the ship's survivors and was only 9 weeks old when the ship sank. 11. There was a gymnasium with "cycle racing machines" aboard the ship. 12. And there was also a swimming pool, which was located on the middle deck. 13. Violet Jessop, a stewardess aboard the ship, is the only woman to survive both the sinking of the Titanic and her sister ship, the Britannic. 14. The documentary Titanic: The New Evidence speculates that a fire might have contributed to the Titanic's sinking. The documentary claims that the 30-foot-long black streak in the photo above is "evidence that a fire below decks in a coal bunker caused serious damage that weakened the ship's hull in the same area where the iceberg later struck the ship." 15. The wealthiest passenger on-board was John Jacob Astor IV, heir to the Astor family fortune. Although he did not survive, his pregnant wife, Madeleine Talmage Force, did. 16. The wreckage of the Titanic wasn't discovered under sea until 1985. (via BuzzFeed)

Buy art from Dimitrios Kiourtsis (Free Shipping, Secured direct purchase): Sculpture titled "TITANIC"

Desde 1994, una empresa estadounidense está autorizada a extraer los objetos del barco, aunque con algunas condiciones, como que siempre han de permanecer juntos y conservarse adecuadamente

The violin and its box were used by its owner Wallace Hartley as a buoyancy aid after the ship went down and since it was pulled from the water it has changed hands several times.

A photograph showing victims of the Titanic being buried at sea has been uncovered.

Los verdaderos fanáticos no tienen límites cuando se trata de su pasión. En el último tiempo se ha vuelto noticia JD, un usuario de TikTok -@titanicfan97-, que es devoto de Titanic y ha pasado los últimos años coleccionando copias de la películas en VHS y objetos de todo tipo relacionados a la cinta. A partir

The rare historical object is expected to fetch up to £70,000 ($86,000).

Eine Katastrophe bewegt die Welt bis heute: Vor 100 Jahren sank die "Titanic". Jetzt folgt in New York ein makabrer, letzter Akt. Rund 5500 Artefakte aus dem Wrack werden versteigert, darunter viele persönliche Gegenstände. Sie erzählen die Tragödie besser als jeder Film.

Titanic (or RMS Titanic), the iconic British cruise ship that drowned on its maiden voyage, from Southampton, United Kingdom to New York City, United States, after hitting a submerged iceberg.

Nesmierne zaujímavá zásielka od Ivana...

A U.S aquarium will host an exhibition of 200 artifacts collected from the wreckage of the Titanic.

Stained Glass Window from First Class Lounge.

En lo más profundo y lo más escondido del mar se han encontrado objetos, historias y ciudades enterradas entre arena, en esta lista compartimos las fotos de las cosas más interesantes que se han encontrado debajo de las aguas turbulentas del océano.

An array of rare artifacts -- said to be the biggest ever collection of the Titanic assets comprising over 5,000 pieces which were recovered from the wreck of the RMS Titanic -- will go under the...

L'emplacement exact de l'entrepôt où sont conservés ces objets est un secret bien gardé pour protéger le site d'éventuels voleurs.

O navio que afundou no mar há mais de um século ainda gera fascínio e suas peças podem atingir cifras milionárias em leilões

More than a 100 years after the Titanic sank, titanic's overwhelmingly French menu has been re-created by Canadian chef of Goan origin Tony Fernandes in Toronto for a charity dinner Friday.

Jeremiah Burke wrote a goodbye note and threw it overboard in a bottle – a year after his death in the disaster, it washed up near his former home.