The RMS Titanic had two sister ships, one of which it resembled, the RMS Olympic. Its other sister, the HMHS Britannic, was converted into a hospital ship durning World War I. All three ships were built as Olympic-class ocean liners for the White Star Line. The Titanic sank in 1912 after hitting an iceberg and the Britannic sank in 1916 after hitting an underwater mine. The Olympic was retired in 1935.
Titanic and the other two Olympic-Class vessels were built in the Harland & Wolff dockyards in Belfast, Ireland.
cause there were to many people and not enough life boats
Captain Edward John Smith Captained RMS Titanic's sister RMS Olympic before Titanic was launched.
there was no boats around, it was very late at night.
Harland and Wolff constructed Titanic (and about 70 other vessels) for the White Star Line.
First of all, it's SANK, not sink. The answer is no, there isn't any other stories of how the Titanic sank, because of the transmissions received by other boats around the area where the Titanic sank confirmed that it had indeed hit an iceberg.
The ship is known as R.M.S. Olympic. The Olympic was Titanic's sister ship.
on titanic all women and children first then some of the men can go in some of the life boats that where left and other men could squish in.
No. Both ships were built alongside each other, with Olympic being completed first. However, they did replace Olympic's propeller shaft by taking the one off Titanic (stemming from a collision with the HMS Hawke). Later, Olympic lost a propeller blade, and it was again taken from Titanic. Both acquisitions delayed Titanic's maiden voyage until April 2012.
Titanic was one of three sister ships; the Olympic-Class Vessels. But only one other had been built, the Olympic.
The Phoenicians made the most powerful and faster boats in history.All the other countries wanted their boats (specially for wars) to be built by the Phoenicians.
The Titanic was built as a commercial venture, to make money for its owners by carrying goods and passengers from Europé to America, or the other way around.