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I remember when a boy in my class once said that the water in the scene where Rose was getting out of the elevator to search for Jack was too ‘fake’, because it was too clean and transparent.. I kinda agreed. But now I wonder: Would the flooding water on the real Titanic also be very clean?

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2024/11/27
13:18 UTC

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Does anyone know the residence time for the water in the Titanic wreck?

For an explanation of water residence time see here:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Residence_time

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2024/11/05
20:35 UTC

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What Will Happen to Titanic's Wreck?

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2024/09/15
13:28 UTC

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Mystery of Titanic: How the World's Greatest Ship Disappeared? | Untold Secrets Revealed!

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2024/09/11
13:30 UTC

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Fun fact/coincidence?

Is there anybody who died on the titanic before April 15th? Because I was born exactly 90 years after the titanic initially HIT the iceberg, April 14th, 2002. I’ve always found both this potential coincidence and the titanic itself interesting, so I just wanted to know and couldn’t really find anything about it. I’m not sure if I believe in reincarnation, though idrk.

5 Comments
2024/09/10
19:50 UTC

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I just read Nicole by Candice F. Ransom, the YA historical romance set on the Titanic

1 Comment
2024/09/09
13:56 UTC

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The First Titanic Inquiry Was a Confused Mess

2 Comments
2024/08/29
22:09 UTC

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Titanic's Descent

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2024/08/29
03:19 UTC

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What Happened to Titanic's Stern?

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2024/08/28
02:35 UTC

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Titanic drawing competition

Hey everyone! We will be hosting our first event. The competition will start as of writing this and end next Saturday. And the best part is: you will vote on the drawings! How this will work:

  1. You will have till Wednesday to submit your drawing. Submit them in a reply in this post. The drawing has to be made by you.

  2. The voting will be from Wednesday till Friday. Another post will be created containing all of the drawing that were submitted and you will be able to post a comment with your vote.

  3. We will release on Saturday a new post containing the 3 drawing that won.

What is the prize? The 3rd, 2nd and 1st place will get a special flair till the next event happens and your drawing will be featured in a sticky post for 2 weeks.

You will have to write your Reddit username somewhere on the drawing so we can ensure that you made it.

Good luck! Notice: people who have submitted a drawing can not vote.

1 Comment
2024/08/22
15:52 UTC

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When was Olympic scrapped???

I know it wasn’t 1930-whatever as most people believe, but when WAS she scrapped?

4 Comments
2024/08/21
10:10 UTC

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Au Gratin dishes hauntingly at the bottom of the ocean

8 Comments
2024/08/17
13:35 UTC

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Amazing Titanic Wreck Footage | The Bow, Mast, Propellers and Engines

5 Comments
2024/08/03
17:37 UTC

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Timeline-1911-the Launch 1912-The Sinking 2024(current Year)

(I got image from Google so please ignore)

12 Comments
2024/07/10
15:48 UTC

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I want to know what happened to the flags

So, I have recently been wonder about what happened to the flags that were on titanic when she sank, and so, I searched it on, well, Google and it only came up with pics of the white star flag and that which are NOT on the wreck. Does anyone know if these have been recovered or something? I REALLY want to know where the flags that were ACTUALLY on the ship ended up on the wreck

10 Comments
2024/06/21
12:37 UTC

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The Amazing Titanic Wreck 3D Scans: A Guide

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2024/06/16
23:46 UTC

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Titanic - teoria potopenia od Jamesa Camerona

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2024/06/13
06:26 UTC

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Titanic Splits Scene

1 Comment
2024/06/13
06:17 UTC

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Did the Titanic have emergency lights?

This is a question I've always wondered if there were emergency lights on the Titanic

6 Comments
2024/06/12
13:04 UTC

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How I believe the Titanic sank and the breakup angle at 21 degrees. Around 2:15 AM

The celestial tapestry in the night the Titanic sank as per Neil DeGrasse Tyson.

4 Comments
2024/06/11
22:25 UTC

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Titanic, Boat deck, Side lights

Hello! :)

Can someone tell me please, what is the size of these side lights on the boat deck, rounded in red (Picture from "Titanic - Honor & Glory") ? Do you think they are the same size as the skid lights?

Thank you in advance!

https://preview.redd.it/oc4ll3j0yy5d1.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d84d440b08f67e60d30306e50e6891825a86b5a9

0 Comments
2024/06/11
16:26 UTC

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Titanic Davit

In this minisode of History Inside A Nutshell, curiosity of Leo and the Center of Science & Industry museum, we share a short video on one of the Titanic’s lifeboat davits. A huge thank you to Leo and Taylor of COSI for giving special permission to film the davit.

Tickets are available as the exhibition will run until the 2nd September 2024.

Video

COSI Tickets: Purchase Tickets here

#titanic #cosi #museum #titanicwreckage #maritimehistory #HistoryInsideANutShell #history #HistoryInsideANutshell

0 Comments
2024/06/03
19:55 UTC

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1 Comment
2024/05/18
16:00 UTC

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What Titanic's Survivors Thought of the Movies

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2024/05/12
20:53 UTC

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Titanic: Honor and Glory Demo 401 v2.1 (Full Tour)

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2024/05/12
00:21 UTC

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Beautiful sister. And Britannic as well.

0 Comments
2024/05/07
00:25 UTC

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Titanic Coal Stokers.

I thought it interesting to research the life of a coal stoker on a TITANIC era ship. One thing I see a lot here in Appalachia is the dreaded black lung from those who work in the mines. Stokers really had the worst job it seems, apparently black lung was a thing for stokers as well. Black Lung is officially called Coal Workers Pneumoconiosis. With that in mind I wonder if the White Star Line had any workers compensation in the event a stoker had to give up work due to the illness or maybe a pension?

1 Comment
2024/05/06
02:41 UTC

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