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Titanic
Titanic was the biggest passenger liner when she set off for her maiden voyage on April 10, 1912. After four days, she hit an iceberg and sank in the Atlantic Ocean resulting in the death of 1,517 people.
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Are people building a new titanic?
Yes they are gonna build something that is super similar to the Titanic they are gonna set it out on the samp voyage same dates and same exact times. But it would be weird if this hit an iceberg and sank.
yeah titanic will be rebuilt and they will make it better
Some where they have recreated the ship just to show people what it was once like. I saw the new blue prints online but I'm sure it'll never become an actual ocean cruise liner.
As of April of 2012, an Australian billionaire has come out and said that he is commissioning a replica of the Titanic to be built in China. Currently, the proposed date that the Titanic IIwill be sea worthy is late 2016 and its maiden voyage will be will be from the coast of England to the coast of New York.
Where was the titanic when the ship crashed into the ice burg?
The rudder was too small for such a large ship, and therefore, the Titanic could not change directions to get away from the iceburg in time. This is one theory of what went wrong. You can always just use Wikipedia and look up "RMS Titanic" it should really help with any questions you have.
Adding on: (Different person)
They saw the iceberg coming straight in front of them, and the first-in-command decided to stupidly turn, which didn't work at all, and resulted in the compartments being flooded. If the Titanic hadn't been turned, and hit the iceberg straight on, it wouldn't have sank, because only 1 compartment would have been flooded, they could have closed it off, and they all would have been fine.
What route did the titanic take on it first and final voyage?
The route she took was: Southampton - Cherbourg - Queenstown (Cobh) - New York.
However, at 11:40pm on April 14, 1912 she struck an iceberg off the coast of Newfoundland and foundered 2 hrs 40 minutes later. Half of the 2,200+ passengers died.
How many passenger perished on the titanic?
lol lol
The sinking of Titanic caused the deaths of more than 1,500 people
Where did the damage occur on the Ttitanic?
Every partof the titanic was ruined.
The main parts of the titanic that were damaged were the last eight cabins. These cabins were peeled back like a tin can and the boat began to sink causing it to snap in half.
What are the role of character in titanic movie?
Leonardo DiCaprio plays the role of leading man (Jack) on Titanic
How many people believed God after Titanic sank?
It would be difficult to determine the actual number of people that Reverend Harper may have preached the Gospel to, but survivors did see him do this act to people on board as the ship was sinking, and continued to do so after he jumped into the water, at one point giving away his lifejacket to an eventual survivor. Harper eventually died due to the freezing waters.
What is another name for the Titanic?
* The Ship Of Dreams, The Floating Palace, and The Millionaires Special. * RMS Titanic * Her Yard Number: 401 the "unsinkable" ship
What happened to James Ismay when the titanic sank?
Mr Ismay survived the titanic. He got into a lifeboat when there were still women and children aboard.
How meny people died on the Titanc?
12 people lived and then got pizza with cheeze and bacon with a hot dog on the side
When did the titanic leave where?
The Titanic departed from Southampton, England on April 10th, 1912. It made two more stops along the way: Cherbourg, France, and Queenstown, Ireland. Its final destination (which it never reached) was New York City.
How far away was the titanic when they saw the iceburg?
Titanic was not close to any land. She was under 400 miles from the nearest land, Newfoundland, and about 963 miles from her destination, New York City.
How many officers survived the sinking of the titanic?
Some officers survived the sinking of Titanic but not all. The following include:
Mr Charles Herbert Lightoller 2nd. Officer B
Mr Herbert John Pitman 3rd. Officer 5
Mr Joseph Groves Boxhall 4th. Officer 2
Mr Harold Godfrey Lowe 5th. Officer 14
Titanic's wreck site is located 963 miles northeast of New York and 453 miles southeast of the Newfoundland coastline.
The Titanic is on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean some 2.5 mi (4.02 km) down. She's a bit more than 370 mi (595.46 km) south-east of Mistaken Point, Newfoundland, and at 41°43′55″N 49°56′45″W.
The remains of the Titanic were eventually located approximately 13 miles southeast of the location of her last distress call. This distance contributed to part of the difficulty in locating the Titanic, which was finally discovered in 1985 by Robert D. Ballard. Once the Titanic was finally located and found, they realized that the ship had split apart when the bow (front) of the ship was a little more than half underwater. When this happened, the stern (rear) jerked backward, but then slowly raise to an 89º, and sank. Once the Titanic was found, the two pieces were found about 1,970 feet (600.456 meters) apart on the ocean floor, facing in opposite directions.
it still at the bottom of the ocean rusting away even tho its mostly still intact located around the atlantic
How many people died and lived in the Titanic ship wreck?
1,496 people died on Titanic and there were 712 survivors.
Did John Jacob Astor survive the trip on the Titanic?
No. John Jacob Astor was the wealthiest passenger on board the Titanic and, as well as his wife Madeleine Astor, his party included his servant, his wife's maid and nurse, and his pet Airedale, Kitty. At 11:40 p.m. on April 14, 1912 the Titanic hit an iceberg and began sinking. At first Astor did not believe the ship was in any serious danger, but later he helped his wife into a lifeboat. He asked if he could join her, mentioning her "delicate condition" (she was five months pregnant at the time), but the officer in charge told him not until all the women and children were away. Astor reportedly stood back and asked for the lifeboat number, then, after lighting a cigarette, he tossed his gloves to Madeleine. She survived.
John Jacob Astor IV's body was recovered by the steamer Mackay-Bennett on April 22 not far from the sinking. It was determined that he was killed by a funnel which had fallen, as his body was crushed beyond recognition and covered in soot. He was identified by a monogrammed handkerchief.
Colonel John Jacob Astor unfortunately did not survive the Titanic, however his wife made it onto a life-boat. Along with his wife, Madeleine, on the life-boat was her maid and nurse. "J. J." Astor smoked with a friend, Jaques Futrelle, on the starboard bridge wing [this was where he was last seen] until the ship finally sank.
How old is the real Rose in the real Titanic?
101. But it's stated that she will be 101 next month. If I remember right it was something like this, if Rose was still living she'd be over 100 and the other guy said 101 next month, but she died before her birthday.
OODLES: 101
What was the name of the Titanic sistership?
Titanic's first sister ship, Olympic, was captained by Edward John Smith who had sailed her to New York at least nine times.
Where was the Titanic manufactured?
The Titanic was built at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Northern Ireland.
Why were so few people saved from the Titanic?
There were not more survivors on Titanic for several reasons, one of them being that the officers loading the boats were favoring women-and-children over men, resulting in many unnecessarily empty seats . If the officers did not discriminate and simply filled the boats, more people would have been saved.
