There are many believed causes. The steel that was used and the rivits that were used were possibly inferior. The bottom line is that ego and pride were also in play. There was a lot of pressure on the Captain to set a new time record and that caused carelessness in regards to avoiding icebergs. They struck an iceberg, the rivits and hull failed, they took on water and sank.
Titanic
8 people died during the building of the titanic:)$!#
HMS Olympic launched in 1910
The sinking of the HMS Titanic ocean liner with some fictionalized romance mixed in.
Because she was unsinkable but sank taking 1500 people with herAnswer Firstly, it's RMS Titanic. The Titanic disaster is "iconic" because of the huge loss of life, the circumstances of her loss, and the large number of changes to maritime safety (radio procedures and lifeboat design/fitment amongst others) which came in the aftermath of the sinking.
The HMS Titanic sank in the Atlantic Ocean in a part that is known as the "north Atlantic Ocean.
Late on April 14th, 1912, the "unsinkable" HMS Titanic, carrying more than 2,200 souls on its maiden voyage, struck a glancing blow to an iceberg, flooded, and by 0200 the following morning, sank into the calm but freezing waters of the North Atlantic. Only around 700 souls survived. It is often hailed as the worst maritime disaster in history, perhaps because it was widely believed to have been avoidable, and despite not being the greatest loss of life in the sinking of a ship at sea.
Dead Men's Secrets - 2002 Disaster at Sea HMS Dasher 2-10 was released on: USA: 14 November 2003
You can certainly set a story onboard the HMS Titanic -- just don't use any characters from other books or movies!
At the Battle of Santa Cruz de Tenerife (a complete disaster) Nelson's ship was HMS Thesus Battle of the Nile-HMS Vanguard Battle of Copenhagen-HMS Elephant Battle of Trafalgar (his famous last battle)-HMS Victory
RMS Titanic as Victory is strictly British history and most Americans Don't give a hoot about anyship unless it's got SS or USS infront of it which is why they call Titanic, SS Titanic, trying to steal it.
I heard somewhere it was Sunday the 14th 1912-15th 1912 11pm -2am