Video - Unsinkable No More: The Titanic's Shocking Maiden Voyage!

Did you know that in 1912, a ship called the RMS Titanic, deemed "unsinkable," famously sank on its maiden voyage? It hit an iceberg in the North Atlantic and went down within a few hours. Here’s a crazy twist: If you've ever heard the phrase "women and children first," this disaster is where it really took hold in the public mind. But wait, it gets weirder—some passengers didn't take the iceberg threat seriously at first. They thought the sudden stop was part of the ship’s fancy maneuvering! Bet you didn’t expect a luxury cruise to end with lifeboat drills. What do you think, would you have believed the ship was truly unsinkable? Let me know in the comments!