For over a century, we have found ourselves utterly fascinated by the story of the great, Unsinkable Titanic and the tragic demise it met on the Atlantic Ocean. But why, exactly are we so obsessed with this ship? Especially since there have been dozens, if not hundreds of other shipwrecks that have occurred since and before then. Yet, we are drawn again and again to the tragedy of the Titanic. On April 10th, 1912 the Titanic set for its maiden voyage across the ocean from Southampton, England to New York City, but it didn’t make it there. Instead the ship and over 1,500 passengers met their terrible demise at the hands of a mercilessly frozen sea. Not only has this tragedy caused individuals to seek out its remains at the bottom of the ocean, it has also has made its way into the media, in all sorts of iterations, but there is so much more to this story. It wasn’t just the carelessness of the crew on deck, or the lack of lifeboats, it was a number of factors that lead to the Unsinkable Titanic, becoming the sinkable Titanic.