The wreckage of the RMS Titanic may soon be lost, thanks to a newly discovered rust-eating bacteria. Researchers at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in Canada have been examining the ...

Only last week did we learn of the existence of a new kind of microbe that feasts on arsenic. Now scientists say they have discovered a species of rust-eating ocean bacteria eating away at the wreck ...

THE LEGENDARY Titanic wreck could totally vanish in as little as six years as new images show the vessel being "eaten" on the ocean floor. A new expedition to the wreck discovered the ship is falling ...

The RMS Titanic, the luxury liner dubbed the 'unsinkable' ship, sank in the Atlantic Ocean on on April 15, 1912 - almost 100 years ago today. Since the tragic accident, the wreck has sat 12,000 feet ...

The Titanic, assailed by rust as well as hundreds of explorers and moviemakers, salvors and tourists, is rapidly falling apart. The shipwreck was found in 1985 resting on the North Atlantic seabed ...

The free town of Rust can look back on a long tradition in the wine trade. Thanks to a royal Hungarian privilege, fine wines from the winegrowers' cellars were under very special protection. As an ...

A Saskatchewan researcher is very familiar with the rusticles that are eating away at the sunken Titanic, Joana Draghici reports. It is a priority for CBC to create products that are accessible to all ...

A life-size replica of the Titanic ship in Southwest China's Sichuan Province has been dormant on a dock for seven years since its construction starting in 2014. The model liner soaked up 1 billion ...

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Experts warn it's not a matter of "if" but "when" the ship will be taken by the sea THE LEGENDARY Titanic wreck could totally vanish in as little as six years as new images show the vessel being ...

A newly discovered species of rust-eating bacteria is eating the wreck of the Titanic, researchers say. The micro-organisms, which have never been seen before, are helping decompose the famous ship at ...