Titanic found upright and nearly intact on ocean floor
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution scientist Robert Ballard reports the Titanic lies upright about 13,090 feet down in the North Atlantic, largely preserved. The Argo unmanned submersible found the wreck near Newfoundland, with crew aboard the Knorr and Angus, while researchers emphasize documenting its position and leaving valuables undisturbed.
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Survivor says Titanic should be left alone as graveyard
WestERLY Rhode Island survivor Marshall Drew 81 recalls April 14 1912 disaster after Titanic discovery off Newfoundland. He says the ship should be left undisturbed as a graveyard and notes many survivors remain, while acknowledging curiosity and extensive research on the event.
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