The Titanic never sailed anywhere near Crete, which is in the Mediterranean. It hit the famous iceberg in the Atlantic near Newfoundland. because it was too close to the rocks and it got ripped up and then it split and it sank! ps there are no rocks in the Atlantic in that area.
The island nation of Crete is in the Mediterranean Sea which is not associated with icebergs and was never sailed on by Titanic.
The rescue ship, Carpathia, however, WAS headed for the Mediterranean.
Captain Smith tried to avoid ice by traveling further south than the normal crossing route, but there were both more icebregs than usual and currents were also sending icebergs further south. Hence, that is why the Titanic struck an iceberg and is now sitting on the bottom of The North Atlantic Ocean.
The Titanic was sailing through the North Atlantic in April, which is an area prone to ice during that time of year.
no a near by ship turned off their radio for the night when the titanic was calling for help
They Kept Look Out On The Titanic For IceBergs,
He was afraid the Titanic might sink because of the icebergs
Because it crashed into an iceberg and icebergs are really cold.
Near Greenland, because that is where the icebergs came from.the titanic sunk in the middle of the ocean between New York City and Germany. :)The Titanic actually sank in the Atlantic ocean. It didn't sink in a country.
yes there was
It only hit 1 iceberg before it sank
no a near by ship turned off their radio for the night when the titanic was calling for help
Don't hit icebergs.
Titanic only struck one iceberg.
the californa
Sensitivity to icebergs.
The salt content in icebergs is near zero.
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Well, the titanic hit one and look what happened to that!
They learned that even "unsinkable" ships are not impervious to icebergs.
They Kept Look Out On The Titanic For IceBergs,