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Off the southern coast of Ireland, three hundred feet beneath the Atlantic, lies the wreck of the RMS Lusitania. In May of 1915, she was struck by a single German torpedo and sank in just eighteen minutes. 1,198 passengers and crew perished, including 128 Americans. The tragedy helped drag the United States into the First World War.

For over a century, the official story has remained unchanged. An innocent passenger liner. A barbaric act of war. Case closed.

But the wreck tells a different story.

Now, for the first time, AI-assisted drones have mapped the Lusitania with unprecedented precision, scanning debris fields and penetrating sections of the hull that have never been documented. What they found was not just rust and wreckage. It was evidence of a second explosion, one that came from inside the ship. Evidence that the British government spent decades trying to destroy.
Here is what no one can explain. The Titanic struck an iceberg and took two hours and forty minutes to sink. The Lusitania took a single torpedo and vanished in eighteen minutes. How does a ship larger than Titanic die four times faster from a smaller wound?

The answers may finally be emerging from the darkness below.