They did see the iceberg; but they spotted it too late. They started to steer away, but the Titanic had a smaller rudder, and it did not have the benefit of help from the engines. The Titanic just couldn't turn away fast enough to avoid a collision.
Typically it's easy to see icebergs, which was part of Titanic's undoing. Normally, rough water sloshed up against the berg, causing a visual contrast and spray, but there were no waves that night. There was a stoker who had been to sea for twenty-six years and had never seen it so calm and flat as that night. It was like being On a Sea of Glass.
by the time they saw the iceberg they had no time to turn out of the way
they tried.........
No. Most of the crew died in the accident.
The crew on Titanic were stationed up in a "crows-nest" but they never precisely saw the iceberg. They only saw a black mass that was blocking the stars. Officer Murdoch, on the bridge deck, was in a better position because, being lower down, he would have had more stars being obscured.
The Titanic sank because of an iceberg.
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The RMS Titanic hit an iceberg
Sinks-alot, Iceberg crew Or Titanic Fail
No. Most of the crew died in the accident.
2,208 people were sailing on Titanic when she hit the berg (891 of whom were crew).
The crew on Titanic were stationed up in a "crows-nest" but they never precisely saw the iceberg. They only saw a black mass that was blocking the stars. Officer Murdoch, on the bridge deck, was in a better position because, being lower down, he would have had more stars being obscured.
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The RMS Titanic didn't actually hit the iceberg. The crew tried to steer the Titanic away from it, but she scraped against it, tearing a hole through five hulls. Five hulls! she then started to tip and eventually broke in two.
The Titanic sank because of an iceberg.
The RMS Titanic hit an iceberg
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a iceberg that the people on board didn't see
Titanic struck an iceberg in the middle of the night which buckled her plates, causing her rivets to pop. Water entered between the plates and caused her to tip and then to fill. She cracked and then her separate pieces sunk.
Yes. Titanic hit an iceberg.