Titanic

They have never tried to bring it up as a whole, or rather a half of the original ship. There have been numerous salvaging operations that have undergone gathering pieces of miscellaneous items that surround the ship, as well as a chunk of iron from the hull itself. I recently read an article in National Geographic that went into great details about whats been surfaced of the wreck and the opposition of doing just that

I'm not sure, but I'm positive he did because everyone was panicking and he didn't know what to do when he shot them so he thought it was the best if he shot himself too.


Although it has been claimed that shots were fired on the night of the sinking, if this is true no one really knows who fired the shots. However survior accounts claim that Murdoch was last seen attempting to launch Collapsible Lifeboat "A" He was never seen after and is assumed to have died in the water.

No, he did not kill any passengers. He was commended for saving passengers. In fact he was the only officer who ensured all his lifeboats were launched full. He made no distinction between the different passenger classes. First Officer William McMaster Murdoch was portrayed as a villain in the film Titanic to introduce excitement. The truth was the opposite. The film makers agreed to $8400 to the village in Scotland as recognition of the 'error' and apologized to his surviving family.

Yes. It hit an iceberg and sunk on April 15, 1912. It has since been located at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean.

The wreck of the Titanic can be seen through improvements in deep-sea technology.

The Titanic sank VERY deep. It took a couple of decades before equipment that could scan the seafloor well enough could be made.

Most of the cruise ship today have only one class. You can get a more expensive cabin if you prefer, but it is still in the same class. There may even be some dining rooms that you have to pay extra for, but any one can pay the extra fee and use them if they choose to do so.

the first ship to launch before the titanic was the Olimpic ship.

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Yes, right before the titanic submerged under the water hundreds of people jumped off and tried to swim to safety and to a lifeboat. but unfortunately hypothermia kicked in and they where frozen dead.

Legend has it that the last person off the Titanic was the head chef. The story goes that he stood on the upturned stern, drinking from a bottle of alcohol, and as it finally sank, he entered the water, his head never submerging. One of the rescue boats plucked him from the water, a survivor.

Given the time period of the sinking, the captain would have given out a CQD, and not an SOS. They did so around 11:55 PM, fifteen minutes after the collision

The cast of Titanic - 1943 includes: Kurt Alexander Duma as 2. Ingenieur Hesketh Jolly Bohnert as Marcia Hermann Brix as Kapellmeister Gruber Karl Dannemann as 1. Funker Philipps Peter Elsholtz as Landarbeiter Bobby Karl Fochler as Obersteward Fritz Genschow as Landarbeiter Henry Herbert Gernot as Schiffsdetektiv Kirsten Heiberg as Gloria Susi Jera as Kind Josef Kamper as 1. Ingenieur Romain Lieselott Klingler as Anne Hans Leibelt Theodor Loos as Geheimrat Bergmann Hans Nielsen as 1st Officer Petersen Edgar Pauly Sepp Rist as Jan Franz Schafheitlin as Hunderson Just Scheu as Dr. Lorenzen Sybille Schmitz as Sigrid Olinsky Theo Shall as 1st Officer Murdoch Walter Steinweg as Bootsmann Erich Stelmecke Charlotte Thiele as Lady Astor Herbert Tiede as 2nd Officer Lightoller Charlotte Tiedemann as Frau mit Kind Toni von Bukovics as Herzogin Heinz Welzel as 2. Funker Bride Otto Wernicke as Captain Edward J. Smith

The Titanic was registered in Liverpool, England (UK).

For steerage, anywhere between three and eight pounds. Given the time and place, this could be said to represent about 198 to 528 pounds today. At the exchange rate of $1.56 as of February 12th, 2010, the ticket would roughly cost between $309 to $824.

Or as one website put it, about a month's wages for a typist or clerk.

The most expensive first class tickets were over 800 pounds then, or over $82,000 in today's prices.

No, the last survivor, Millvinia Dean, died in 2009.

Yes the titanic did sink in the morning of April 15 1912

The titanic has been sunk now for 100 years on March 2012.

No

The actual iceberg has never been determined. It would have surely been dissolved in a few days that far south anyway, and several were photographed but tidal studies indicate that they were in the wrong place(s).

they put them into classes wear they had the poor the little rich and the super rich

About 2 Hours, he was about 30 minutes off.

the notes for titanic are..

G- G G F# G- A- B- A- G- G G F# G- G LOW D--------

(REPEAT)

G---- A- LOW D- HIGH D- C B A- B C B- A G

(REPEAT)

F# G- G F# G- A B- A- G----

Around four hours. The distress call was sent out at around 12:40 AM, and the Carpathia found the first lifeboats at approximately 4:30 AM.

Women and children were to go first but, more than half of the women had died most of the first class men survived. Most of the second and third class women where left to be consumed by the oceans waves while their burial ground would be deep in the depths of the ocean.

Third class had to pay £13 and 10 shilings

Titanic was crossing the Atlantic Ocean on her maiden voyage.

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