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the water and cool breeze aboard the ship made us feel the power of the ocean. We could truly feel the sadness of the wreckage. We learned so much. Each of us got a ticket aboard the ship and got to find out at the end if we survived. It was a learning experie...
Construction of the Titanic. Ballard’s military project left him with just 12 days to look for Titanic, but it had also given him an idea for a new search technique. While photographing Thresher and Scorpion, he’d noticed that the current had carried small bits of wreckage from the ships...
Turns out Elissa's character and all her kids died on the Titanic. Oh, well... Maybe next time... Sadly, a lot of the crew was lost at sea. Ironically, this is still how most Carnival employees feel today! Kristen hanging out with a REAL iceberg! Cool model of the Titanic on disp...
“Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition” comes to Boston for the first time, with more than 250 artifacts and a chance for viewers to learn real stories about the passengers and crew of the “unsinkable” ocean liner, which sank in April 1912 during its maiden voyage from Southampton, England, ...
Set on the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic (that means this film’s set in the future by the way)Titanic IIbegins with the launching of the USSTitanic IIas it embarks on its maiden voyage. The USSTitanic IIis a luxury cruise liner which despite its vintage look supposedly...
One of the most indelible scenes from the movie involves Rose and Jack floating in the ocean, waiting for rescue. They find a piece of wood paneling, and Jack insists Rose use it to stay afloat. There's a similar piece of wood paneling salvaged from the real wreckage; ...
baroque style. We'd used photos of it as a guide forthe suite we'd built for Kate Winslet's character in the movie Titanic, so I'd always hoped to get into the real thing and see what it looks like.'From what we had known about it previously from our 2001 expedition, the ceiling...
It does beg the question-if he saw it as a real possibility how come the people who built and ran the ship didn’t? Like the question as why every culture has a version of meatballs, you may bang your head fruitlessly against the wall on this one. = Padlock on gateGeorge Hodan...
One of the most indelible scenes from the movie involves Rose and Jack floating in the ocean, waiting for rescue. They find a piece of wood paneling, and Jack insists Rose use it to stay afloat. There's a similar piece of wood paneling salvaged from the real wreckage; ...