It was night, dark and extremely cold. Human eyes cannot see unlit objects at night in the cold even with the help of binoculars until they are very close.
I personally don't believe it was the lookouts fault. They had no binoculars, which was pretty stupid. And it was dark and hard to see icebergs. He let captain smith know as soon as possible.
No person sank the titanic, unless you attribute the sinking to the Captain's recklessness in steaming at full speed at night in potentially ice infested waters when his lookouts had no binoculars.
the titanic was sunk by an iceberg the titanic was sunk by an iceberg
The Titanic sunk after it collided with an iceberg.
There were 712 survivors in the lifeboats after Titanic sunk.
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Titanic's sinking was not the fault of the engineers. It was not the fault of the Captain, nor the lookouts nor the crew.
The iceberg was never seen from the bridge, only from the lookouts and the bridge deck.
No, it was mainly down to the captain.
No, see related question below.
No person sank the titanic, unless you attribute the sinking to the Captain's recklessness in steaming at full speed at night in potentially ice infested waters when his lookouts had no binoculars.
Titanic employed six lookouts (in shifts of two-at-a-time) and incredibly, all six lookouts survived).
the titanic was sunk by an iceberg the titanic was sunk by an iceberg
The lookouts were the crew. There were no class distinctions for the crew of Titanic.
The Titanic sunk after it collided with an iceberg.
No one sunk the Titanic. It hit an iceberg and sank.
The Titanic sunk in the Atlantic ocean.
There were 712 survivors in the lifeboats after Titanic sunk.