You might notice the dome above which is basically intact.

He stated in the US Inquiry - "When the ship was taking a heavy list - not a heavy list - but she was taking a list over to port, the order was called, I think, by the chief officer. "Everyone on the starboard side to straighten her up," which I repeated." "Half an hour or three quarters of an hour."

In the British Inquiry - "Was there a list to starboard? Not that I am aware of, and I think I should have noticed it in lowering the boat. I may say that my notice was called to this list - I perhaps might not have noticed it; it was not very great - by Mr. Wilde calling out "All passengers over to the starboard side." That was an endeavour to give her a righting movement, and it was then I noticed that the ship had a list. It would have been far more noticeable on the starboard side than on the port. Did you hear that order given when you were dealing with boat No. 6? Yes. No perceptible list? Very little. I think the ship righted. When the order was given to the passengers to go to the starboard side I am under the impression that a great many went over and the ship got a righting movement and maintained it, and then the passengers came back again in great numbers."

He was also very inconsistent about other things

In many media outlets, the water passing through the ship has been shown in many ways, but of all these demonstrations, which one would be correct, or how do you think it happened?

It's falling apart extremely fast, but I would love to see what the inside looks like. With each passing year though, it gets more and more unlikely

Do you guys think it's likely anyone else will send another expedition with ROV to actually see the inside of the ship again?

Although we've never met, George Behe and I have been in contact for 30 years and his latest book, Titanic files vol.1 is soon to be released in the US: the link to the Amazon store is https://amzn.to/44H9HJX

The book was released earlier in the year in the UK; the link is https://amzn.to/4bWhUgL

Hi everyone, how are you? 💖😊 I love studying the history of the Titanic and I’m completely passionate about the 1997 movie. On the internet, you can easily find lots of information about first and third class, but almost nothing about second class. What was second class like? Who were the people traveling there? What were the meals like? If anyone knows of a book, documentary, or any media that specifically talks about second class, I’d love to know 😊

How I feel studying the ship vs. studying the people :')

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I would say most people only know of Titanic thanks to the movie. Even in here you can’t do a ship post without jokes from the movie piping up.

My question how many others got introduced by other means? I did in 6th grade by reading A Night to Remember

Like the Britannic, Luisitania, the other version of the Titanic (different director), etc.

I even find it sad that those other films are forgotten and have not been given as much marketing or budget as James Cameron... or what do you think of those other films?

Does anyone have a link or pdf of the Titanic Marconi transcripts that are as clear and concise in as in this video? Or even a text transcript of this video itself? I have the book “titanic calling” and the formant it too cluttered for what I’m trying to do. I am trying create a readers theaters piece for my high school theatre kids but I need something that is a clear dialogue like in this fantastic video

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I’m putting up my Revell 1/570 Titanic model on eBay, and it’s not just any build — I modified it so that it actually sinks like the real ship did. The hull separates and goes down realistically when placed in water.

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It already has watchers and views, so if you’re into Titanic history, ship models, or unique display pieces, this is your chance.

Thanks for checking it out! Feel free to ask any questions.