2020年7月5日 · r/titanic • I’ve read that some of Olympic’s and Titanic’s interior design were supposed emulate and draw inspiration from the finest hotels, palaces and estates on land. I couldn’t help but see the similarity here between The Winter Garden at The Savoy and The Verandah Cafe onboard

2022年8月13日 · Cross-section view of the Titanic’s length (1912) From The St Louis Post Dispatch (St. Louis, Missouri) April 15, 1912. A vintage Titanic map showing the ship’s numerous decks, quarters for officers, passengers, crew and stores, and its immense power plant

2020年4月27日 · 260 votes, 21 comments. 91K subscribers in the titanic community. A sub for all things Titanic - the ship, the history, and of course, the numerous…

2020年7月16日 · TIL of Titanic's sister ship, Britannic, which also sank after striking an underwater mine. Thanks to post-Titanic safety upgrades, there were very few casualties, mostly from when a lifeboat was sucked into the propellers running at full speed.

2021年5月10日 · But since the Titanic was long gone, the Aquitania was the largest British-built liner in service as of May 1914. She re-assumed that title when she was put back into service after the war in 1919. But after her post-war refit, RMS Olympic actually came in at more tonnage than the Aquitania, and so assumed the title of the largest British-built ...

2022年7月1日 · Nice I'll have to check that out when it's uploaded to the workshop! Jkillen's Titanic features the coal bunker port list while sailing, as well as all the lists during the flooding. The D deck door automatically opens, funnels fall, and the ship breaks up Roy Mengot style so I'm quite pleased it works on my computer despite the size of the ship

2019年5月29日 · 105K subscribers in the titanic community. A sub for all things Titanic - the ship, the history, and of course, the numerous films.

219 votes, 21 comments. 106K subscribers in the titanic community. A sub for all things Titanic - the ship, the history, and of course, the numerous…

2022年4月11日 · Crowd gathered in front of the White Star liner office in New York’s lower Broadway to get the latest Titanic news. There were many instances of fashionably-gowned women going into hysterics when the hopeful reports of the afternoon were blasted with the news that probably only 675 persons had been saved.

As the microbes eat away at Titanic, they form self-contained, icicle-like biological communities called rusticles. By 1996 there were some 650 tons (dry weight) of rusticles on the outside of Titanic's bow section alone (picture), according to estimates by microbiologist Roy Cullimore, a veteran Titanic explorer.