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What happend along the way for the titanic to sink?
It hit an ice burg
What did the Titanic launch?
ice burg
Where was the Titanic when it struck the iceburggeographically where did the Titanic sink?
Titanic sank up in the northern part of the Atlantic ocean. Titanic crashed into a large ice burg.
When did titanic hit the ice burg?
it hit the ice burg at aproxly 11:30 pm april, 13 1912
Where was the titanic when it crashed into the ice burg?
North Atlantic Ocean
What happend along the way for the titanic to sink?
It hit an ice burg
Did someone perdict that titanic will sink?
no it was a unlucky ice burg that they did not know was coming
How did the ice berg sink taitanic?
well aculy the titanic did not sink from only a ice burg the men accidentally turned up the speed and turned towards the ice burg and that is what really happened.
Who caused the Titanic to sink?
No one caused the Titanic to sink the titanic boat hit an ice burg.They hit the ice burg because they couldn't see it at first then they had to do a sharp turn but they didnt make it.People think that the ice burg just floats but it didnt under nieth the water there was about 10 cm of it.They missed the top at the ice burg but they didn't reconize that there was 10 cm of the ice burg undernieth the water.Thank you for listening/reading this information about the Titanic this is the real answer.
What year did the titanic hit the ice burg?
15 April 1912
What did the Titanic launch?
ice burg
How do you break the Titanic?
run into an ice burg
Where was the Titanic when it struck the iceburggeographically where did the Titanic sink?
Titanic sank up in the northern part of the Atlantic ocean. Titanic crashed into a large ice burg.
Did they put titanic in reverse when it hit the ice burg?
No
Did the Titanic really hit an ice burg?
yes.
When did titanic hit the ice burg?
it hit the ice burg at aproxly 11:30 pm april, 13 1912
What was the problem with the ice atoms in the titanic?
The problem with the ice on the Titanic was that the crew did not have binoculars to spot icebergs effectively. Additionally, the crew failed to slow down the ship despite receiving iceberg warnings. These factors contributed to the collision between the Titanic and the iceberg, leading to its sinking.
