Per NBC News, the Volo Museum in Volo, Illinois, flooded due to thunderstorms on the 114th anniversary of the ship's sinking. Stranger still, the museum reported that the Titanic exhibit was the sole exhibit in the museum that was affected by the water.
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This is far from the only disconcerting coincidence when it comes to the Titanic disaster. Most notably, on June 18, 2023, OceanGate's Titan submersible had seemingly gone missing while on a trip to the Titanic wreckage.
This tragedy gained significant public attention for myriad reasons, including the eerie coincidence that the submersible, with a name that was (intentionally) so similar to the Titanic, had been destroyed on its way to the wreckage, in the very same waters.
Public and media interest continued when it was revealed that OceanGate had engaged in practices that many alleged had led to this catastrophic implosion, including related to the ship's carbon fiber hull, which experts have since said had no chance of surviving the ocean's intense pressure.
Neither OceanGate's Titan submersible tragedy nor this most recent flooding at the Volo Museum's Titanic exhibit have helped to deter the public belief that there is some sort of supernatural factor, be it a curse or otherwise, tied to the Titanic.
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