HMHS Britannic Wreck on Google Earth Pro

109 years ago today, the HMHS Britannic sank after collision with a German naval mine. She would be the largest ship lost during World War I. The time from impact to sinking was just 55 minutes, but in that time, one pivotal decision would have dire consequences, costing 30 innocent people their lives. Do you think Britannic would have had a successful career as a passenger liner had she not been lost in the war? 🎥Link to full video in comments | Oceanliner Designs

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Did You Know? 🧐⚓️ Two sister ships... Two tragic fates. RMS Titanic 🚢 and HMHS Britannic ⚓ — both built for greatness, both destined for the deep. In this rare side-by-side voyage, watch as these majestic liners proudly sail the open seas — until the ocean claimed them both. Which story do you think is more heartbreaking? Titanic’s icy end ❄️ or Britannic’s deadly explosion 💥 beneath the waves? Drop your thoughts in the comments! ⬇️ #Titanic 🚢 #Britannic ⚓ #History 📜 #MaritimeDisasters ⚠️ #

Did you know🧐 HMHS Britannic, the sister ship of the Titanic, met a tragic fate on November 21, 1916. Originally built as a luxurious ocean liner, she was converted into a hospital ship during World War I. But while sailing through the Aegean Sea, a sudden explosion—likely caused by a mine—sealed her fate. Despite being larger and better equipped than Titanic, she sank in just 55 minutes. Out of 1,065 people on board, 30 lives were lost. This is the haunting story of a lesser-known maritime tra