Serious enough. The plates were buckled (popped rivets) for a length of 258 feet.
That was enough to compromise five compartments with an extra three feet leaking into a sixth.
No. The damage was done by the iceberg.
it was kinda big
It suffured a death
An iceberg on the Altlantic Ocean Caused the fatal damage to the titanic.
Because. It got hit in the iceberg.
No. The damage was done by the iceberg.
it was kinda big
Most notably the vessel splitting in two made the most damage but there was additional damage from the collision on the sea floor and the century-long conditions of the icy deep.
The actual damage to Titanic was undeniable. Plates were separated due to popped rivets in a series spanning about 258 feet.
That really depends on what kind of damage and how much damage has been done. You should be more specific
In about 2012 the year the Titanic sank.
It depends on where u get hit Arm: Not much damage done Leg: Still not much damage done Torso: That would probably hurt :/ Head: Dead Chest: Most likely to die imidiatly or of blood loss
not much...
He died from a sonic wave.
Mercalli Scale
It suffured a death
no they didn't