no the Carpathia was the first ship that came to the rescue of the Titanic. By the time it came it was daylight and many had died in the freezing cold waters. When the distress signal from Titanic was sent, the nearest ship, the Californian (i think it was called), wouldn't have made it in time before the ship sank
no, the Californian was but the Carphia was the only boat that rescued the survivors of the titanic. This was because the Californian had it's radio off for the night, and the Titanic couldn't reach her. The Carphia, on the other hand, was to far away to help when the ship sunk, but was close enough to pick up those who had made it to a lifeboat.
Yes, by a full 300 feet.
No. The Olimpic and Britannic are.
The nearest ship was the S.S California but they did not respond. The nearest ship to respond, the Carpathia, taken 4 hours to arrive at 17 and a half knots her top speed.
The ship nearest to the Titanic on the night it sank was the Californian. It was close enough to see the lights of the ship as it sank. However, the one that helped the Titanic was actually the Carparthia, which picked up 706 survivors, 4 of which died on the Carparthia.
Titanic, in her time, was the largest ship in the world.
The Unsinkable, the last word in luxury, the ship of dreams the millionaire's ship, and the wonder ship titanic
It is documented that the Titanic's distress call was picked up by The Mount temple, Frankfurt, Carpathia, Prinz Adalbert and the Titanic's sister ship the Olympic. The ship that responded (was nearest) was the Carpathia, and this picked up the survivors.
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The nearest ship was the S.S California but they did not respond. The nearest ship to respond, the Carpathia, taken 4 hours to arrive at 17 and a half knots her top speed.
The ship nearest to the Titanic on the night it sank was the Californian. It was close enough to see the lights of the ship as it sank. However, the one that helped the Titanic was actually the Carparthia, which picked up 706 survivors, 4 of which died on the Carparthia.
there wasn't any land nearby, but the Carpathia ship was close by and rescued the people on the lifeboats.
Titanic was the largest ship in 1912.
Titanic was the largest ship of its kind when it was built
The ship closer to the titanic was the Californian
Yes, the Titanic was a real ship, and yes it sank.
Titanic, in her time, was the largest ship in the world.
During The Titanic's time it was the biggest ship around, closely followed by its sister ship "The Olympic"
As I recall, it was about two hours and 20 minutes, going full-bore.
The Unsinkable, the last word in luxury, the ship of dreams the millionaire's ship, and the wonder ship titanic