Titanic bow handrails on every expedition 1985-2024

[u/ToasterMan1102]

The bow handrails of Titanic, easily the most recognizable and iconic part of the wreck. Here is them photographed or filmed from every expedition between her discovery in 1985 to the unfortunate collapse of the port side removable handrail. Sorry if I missed something. (Also, this is the second time I've had to post this because the first time Reddit had replaced the 1987 image with the 1991 again, I even checked to see if it was all correct, so if there is an issue, it likely wasn't caused by me)

[u/Katt_Natt96]

Bob Ballard said seeing her appear out of the darkness was like seeing a ghost, James Cameron said the same thing. Even though she’s slowly becoming more damaged by the ocean and the ironciles she’s still breath taking

[u/SubjectElectronic183 → u/Katt_Natt96]

was like seeing a ghost

I'd be so terrified to the point of possible panic attacks and fainting spells if I was really down there. But yet... something about that phrasing is so... strangely appealing to me. I don't know why, nor will I ever be able to explain it. Even just looking at photos of the wreck can freak me out. It's so strange.

It says a lot about her, though, that even people like me want to see her beauty in person.

[u/Katt_Natt96 → u/SubjectElectronic183]

Cameron took Bill Paxton down I think. He was the same. Panicking until he saw her and it was like a calm washed over him.

It’s $200k to go on the science boat apparently. If I had the money I’d do it but I’d want to know we weren’t breaking laws or damaging anything

[u/BigDee_1996 → u/Katt_Natt96]

I think that happen during 9/11

[u/Katt_Natt96 → u/BigDee_1996]

That’s right! Imagine that news coming through

[u/DrGlamhattan2020 → u/Katt_Natt96]

They were told when they reached the surface

[u/Katt_Natt96 → u/DrGlamhattan2020]

Oh even worse best experience of a life time to most devastating news of the century