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Noone knows exactly but most likely the White Star Line, Titanics's parent company, quietly re-purposed them for another of their vessels.
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More life boats on the titanic'?
There was 24 lifeboats, 4 buckeled. There was room for only half the passengers, but less than half when the sinking took place. if there were more lifeboats, it would have helped the passengers. Than there would be everybody surviving, exept for those who ware ready to die, or a captain.
Why didn't the titanic sink straight away?
Titanic was a big ship. Even with a big hole in its side, it took awhile for enough water to leak in and sink the ship.
How much did the Titanic took to drown?
for the titanic to sink was perfectly predicted was 2 hours but the problem was is that the closest boat was 4 hours away
How long did it take the Caparthia to rescue the people on lifeboats?
It took 4 hours to get all the survivors from the lifeboats to the ship from 4 am to 8 am on April 15, 1912.
When did the carparthia save the passengers of the Titanic?
The R.M.S Carpathia docked in new york on the 18th April 1912 at Pier 54 with the survivors from the R.M.S Titanic and then took the recovered lifeboats to Pier 59.
Who took the lifeboats of the Titanic?
It's believed that the White Star Line quietly integrated the lifeboats back into their fleet.
Who was the person to blame about the Titanic deserter?
joesph Ismay orininally had 48 lifeboats but he wanted to make the deck more convinient for the 1st class so he took 32 off and just had 16 lifeboats aboard the ship and he survived
How long did the suvivors of the titanic have to wait in the the lifeboats?
It took 4 hours for the Carpathia to reach the Titanic, so they arrived 2 hours after the Titanicsank.
When did the last lifeboat from the titanic arrive in new york?
All of the lifeboats were rounded up and the survivors were put aboard a nearby ship named Carpathia, which took them to New York.
More life boats on the titanic'?
There was 24 lifeboats, 4 buckeled. There was room for only half the passengers, but less than half when the sinking took place. if there were more lifeboats, it would have helped the passengers. Than there would be everybody surviving, exept for those who ware ready to die, or a captain.
Apart from the ice berg how is reasposible for the sinking and the deaths on the titanic?
There is plenty of blame to go around for the sinking of the Titanic, although Bruce Ismay probably could have prevented it if he had taken the danger seriously. As for the deaths, most of them were caused by the coldness of the water and not enough lifeboats, yet the Titanic actually had more lifeboats than the law required at the time. A study of this disaster reveals many chances to avoid it, but it took the sinking of the ship before these chances were noted and the faults corrected.
Since the RMS Titanic was so grand why did it have only 20 lifeboats?
It only had 20 lifeboats because the ship builders thought it would be "unsinkable" and a waste of deck space. There were supposed to be 64 lifeboats as planned but they believed that it wouldn't sink. It also took a lot of deck space. Also they thought that first class need much more deck space than the other classes.
Why didn't the titanic sink straight away?
Titanic was a big ship. Even with a big hole in its side, it took awhile for enough water to leak in and sink the ship.
How much did the Titanic took to drown?
for the titanic to sink was perfectly predicted was 2 hours but the problem was is that the closest boat was 4 hours away
How much years it took to build titanic?
it took three years for the titanic to be constructed
How long did it take the Caparthia to rescue the people on lifeboats?
It took 4 hours to get all the survivors from the lifeboats to the ship from 4 am to 8 am on April 15, 1912.
When did the carparthia save the passengers of the Titanic?
The R.M.S Carpathia docked in new york on the 18th April 1912 at Pier 54 with the survivors from the R.M.S Titanic and then took the recovered lifeboats to Pier 59.
