the captin had warnings about iceburgs but he refused to liston and made the ship go fast so because the ship was going fast it couldent stop or turn away from the iceburg.
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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 sinking of the Titanic could have been avoided with a combination of factors such as slower speeds in icy waters, improved lookout measures, and the use of binoculars. Additionally, better communication and response to iceberg warnings might have allowed the ship to change course in time. Finally, if the ship had been equipped with more lifeboats, more passengers could have been saved during the disaster.
There is no collective noun for 'skin of'. There is an expression 'escaped by the skin of our teeth', which means narrowly avoided disaster.
The sinking of Titanic was caused by an innumerable amount of factors, many of them unavoidable, but arguably, if any of them were different the tragedy could have been averted. The results of the actual collision, for example, were a million-to-one. A million-to-one.
There were no particular problems while building Titanic, only that the work had to be accelerated to meet the deadline (which had to be re-appointed after missing the first one). However it's worth noting that eight people died in the course of construction, six onsite and two offsite,
because they wanted to survive it
parral error should be avoided cause it can cause a disaster
I don't really know but heyy!
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 suction of Titanic's great mass snapped the mooring line's of the 'New York' and pulled her towards the great ship.
The reason a hazard becomes a disaster is because the hazard is ignored. Most disasters can be avoided if care is taken to correct minor situations.
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if the people in it would have taken precautions as precaution is always better than cure
It narrowly avoided colliding with a small steamer when it was pulling out of Southampton but foundered when it struck an iceberg
The sinking of the Titanic could have been avoided with a combination of factors such as slower speeds in icy waters, improved lookout measures, and the use of binoculars. Additionally, better communication and response to iceberg warnings might have allowed the ship to change course in time. Finally, if the ship had been equipped with more lifeboats, more passengers could have been saved during the disaster.
There is no collective noun for 'skin of'. There is an expression 'escaped by the skin of our teeth', which means narrowly avoided disaster.
It is believed that had the Titanic hit the iceberg head on that it would have avoided the sinking. There is also another theory that it would have made it if they had not reversed the engines which caused it to slow down and made the turn harder to make.