The rivets on the Titanic were made from a lower quality iron that became brittle upon impact with the iceberg. When the iceberg struck, the initial rivets buckled under the extreme stress, creating gaps in the ship's hull. This failure allowed water to flood adjacent compartments, leading to further buckling of surrounding rivets and a catastrophic chain reaction that compromised the ship's integrity. As more rivets failed, the flooding spread, ultimately leading to the Titanic's sinking.
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An iceberg
yes it is true
No. The titanic struck an iceberg and sank. Not natural disasters formed from this. The evnt itself was largely due to human error.
it was kinda big
Because most of the crew members were worried that too much weight would cause the lifeboats to buckle (start going under the water)
No, an iceberg sunk the Titanic.
Buckle defined: To bend; to cause to kink, or to become distorted. Low air pressure would be the reason for the front wheels to "buckle"
No. Improper pressure will.
When you stand for a long time, it may cause your knees to buckle resulting in a vaso-vagal reaction. When this happens, there is a decrease in blood pressure which can make a person collapse or faint.
Buckle has 2 main meanings .1. A clasp for fastening two ends, as of straps or a belt.2. To cause to bend, warp, or crumple.
cause in Greek mythology everyone thought the titans would never fall and they did also they named to titanic that cause they thought it would never fall but they were wrong
That is an urban legend, at no time was there ever any mummy on the titanic.
It really was an iceberg!
No but I heard the Bigfoot did it.
cause it hit an iceburg
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