The Titanic was supposed to be unsinkable — and that’s what made the disaster so shocking. In 1912, the most luxurious ship ever built set out on its first voyage, carrying millionaires, immigrants, and big dreams across the Atlantic. Confidence was high, warnings about ice were ignored, and everything seemed under control. Then came one quiet impact with an iceberg. What followed was chaos, panic, and a race against time. Lifeboats were not enough, mistakes were made, and more than 1,500 lives