5 compartments were flooded, which was one too many, for the Titanic was designed to stay afloat with only 4 compartments breached
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Four. But they filled five.
She was a second class on the Titanic or Royal Mail (RMS TITANIC )System. She survived the disaster on lifeboat no.6. The Titanic was called "unsinkable"because of its water tight secs.
She was a second class on the Titanic or Royal Mail (RMS TITANIC )System. She survived the disaster on lifeboat no.6. The Titanic was called "unsinkable"because of its water tight secs.
4. Only 4 could be filled before sinking and 5 was filled when Titanic collided with the iceberg.
Yes, or they would not really call them that. The Titanic sank because about 6 were damaged, and that made it hard for the Titanic to hold up tons of water, so it sank. BTW, there were about 16 water tight rooms on the Titanic. Oh... and could somebody answer all the unanswered questions?
Nobody - The cause of the ship sinking - was that it hit an iceberg, which tore open multiple water-tight compartments.
Titanic's master builder, Thomas Andrews, had taken courses in naval architecture and ensured that Titanic could stay afloat with up to four compartments flooded.