No. Most of the crew died in the accident.
iceberg
No. The iceberg was considerably larger and heavier than the Titanic- sort of a mountain of ice, mostly underwater. To attempt that would be like trying to fly an airplane through a concrete wall- a quick disaster.
The first official sighting of the iceberg (actually only a black mass blotting out stars) was that of Frederick Fleet the lookout, altho, since Officer Murdoch was lower down, he would have had MORE stars blocked and perhaps would have seen it first. Unfortunately, he did not survive to comment on this.
The Titanic sank because of an iceberg.
No. Most of the crew died in the accident.
No, an iceberg is already floating in water with a portion visible above the surface and the majority below. So, an iceberg cannot sink unless it melts.
Antarctica was the last continent on earth to be discovered, because discovery transport was based on sea-going ships which could not survive a collision with an iceberg.
An iceberg
Could be an iceberg, or an ice flow.
The upper 10% of the the iceberg was determined to be about 96 feet above sea level but noone could say how wide it was.
The Titanic survived 2 hours and 40 minutes after hitting the iceberg.
yes
It could be an iceberg, or an icefloe
Before she hit the iceberg? Well, Captain Smith could have, but he retired to his cabin
He knew he could make more money. He noticed that lots of people were wearing the namebrand "Iceberg" at his shows, so he wanted to make a deal with Iceberg and convince them that they could make more money if they worked together. Iceberg wasn't buying the idea, so Hova decided he could start his own line, Rocawear.
no a person could not survive on uranus