First dive on the Titanic [Women]

First dive on the Titanic [Women]

Last updated: September 14, 2017 at 3:26 am

Jennifer Carter was the first woman to dive on the wreck of the RMS Titanic aboard the French submersible Nautile in 1987.

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IFREMER's Nautile submersible displayed at the Cité de la Mer in Cherbourg in 2009. Photo by Duch.seb (Creative Commons)

Titanic at Southampton in 1912 (Public Domain)

The iceberg that probably sank the RMS Titanic was photographed five days after the disaster by a crewman aboard the Bohemian (Public Domain)

Untergang der Titanic by Willy Stöwer (Public Domain)

Bow of the Titanic in 2004. Photo by NOAA/IFE/URI (Public Domain)

A view of the bathtub in Captain Smith's bathroom in 2004. Photo by Lori Johnston, NOAA (Public Domain)

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