It is not known because some ships could have heard the distress call but not responded to it but some of the ships that did were the Mount temple, Frankfurt, Carpathia, Prinz Adalbert and the Titanic's sister ship Olympic. One land based wireless station on cape race, Newfoundlands also herd their distress call.
There was about 20 iceburg warning the titanic received on the day of the collision.
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.
CQD in Morse Code means "All stations: Distress", and was used as a distress signal. Both Jack Phillips and Harold Bride used this code and the newer SOS when they attempted to reach out to ships during the Titanic sinking.
Yes, ships were available many years before the Titanic. The Titanic is one of the most famous ships of its time because of the elaborateness with which it was created, and the subsequent disaster.
The S.S California sent an iceburg warning to Titanic at 11:39 2 minuets before she hit the iceburg.
shoting and contacting other ships
In April 1912, as it was happening (the Titanic crew were able to send out an SOS, which was received by nearby ships).
There were no laws yet in place about when the distress radios had to be monitored. Not all ships even had them. The Britannica only had crew monitoring her radio during day time hours. Titanic had her collision at night while the Britannica crew slept.
The Carpatheia was the only one to respond to the distress call. Therefore it is the only one who at least tried to hep.
The sister ships of Titanic were Olympic and Britannic.
There was about 20 iceburg warning the titanic received on the day of the collision.
The Marconi Radio operator used Morse code to send out the distress calls CQD and SOS to any ships in the area who would then be able to come to the rescue of Titanics passengers.
CQD in Morse Code means "All stations: Distress", and was used as a distress signal. Both Jack Phillips and Harold Bride used this code and the newer SOS when they attempted to reach out to ships during the Titanic sinking.
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.
Both of the two sister ships of Titanic were Olympic and Britannic.
Yes, ships were available many years before the Titanic. The Titanic is one of the most famous ships of its time because of the elaborateness with which it was created, and the subsequent disaster.
The S.S California sent an iceburg warning to Titanic at 11:39 2 minuets before she hit the iceburg.