For over a century, the Titanic’s tragic sinking has been widely believed to be caused by a collision with a massive iceberg. But what if that’s not the real story? According to seasoned ship captain L.M. Collins, the Titanic may not have hit a towering iceberg at all but something much smaller and more dangerous—pack ice. Pack ice is a type of flat, floating ice that’s nearly invisible at night and lies just below the water's surface. It’s sneaky and can be difficult to detect, especially under the poor lighting conditions that plagued the night of the Titanic disaster.

This theory challenges the mainstream account of the disaster, suggesting that the ship encountered low-lying pack ice instead of a giant iceberg. If the Titanic struck pack ice, it might explain why some survivors reported seeing nothing but dark water, rather than a towering iceberg, moments before the crash. Pack ice, being more subtle than an iceberg, could have caused significant damage to the ship’s hull without the dramatic visual impact of a giant chunk of ice. And while an iceberg would have caused immediate destruction, pack ice might have caused the ship to take on water more slowly, leading to the gradual sinking we know today.

Several crew members and passengers reportedly did not recall seeing a large iceberg, adding more fuel to the pack ice theory. Captain Collins argues that the nature of the damage to the Titanic’s hull could be more consistent with a collision with pack ice, which is flat and close to the surface of the water, rather than a tall iceberg. If this theory is correct, it could change everything we know about one of history’s greatest maritime disasters.

The Titanic disaster is filled with mysteries and unanswered questions, but could this alternate explanation hold the key? In this video, we explore this new theory and investigate whether the Titanic’s tragic fate was really caused by pack ice rather than a massive iceberg. Could this be the reason the Titanic sank slowly, giving its passengers a fleeting hope of survival, instead of the immediate catastrophe we’ve been led to believe?

Was it an iceberg or pack ice? Watch this video to uncover the truth behind the Titanic's sinking and decide for yourself. Could Captain L.M. Collins be right? Did the world’s most famous ship meet its doom in a way we’ve never imagined? Let’s dive into this fascinating theory and take a closer look at what really sank the “unsinkable” Titanic.

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