Today in History: September 1, Titanic wreckage found
Briefly

On September 1, 1985, the Titanic's wreckage was discovered by a U.S.-French expedition, lying 400 miles off Newfoundland's coast, marking a significant archaeological breakthrough.
The extinction of the passenger pigeon in 1914 was a poignant reminder of humanity's impact on nature, as the last pigeon, named Martha, died in captivity.
The 1923 Tokyo and Yokohama earthquake resulted in approximately 140,000 deaths, significantly escalating the coalescence of earthquake preparedness in Japan's urban planning.
Kim Davis, in 2015, defied federal mandates by refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, highlighting ongoing conflicts over religious belief and civil rights.
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