The Titanic
When and where the titanic was built and what it was built from
The great ship called the titanic was built on the 31 March 1909 . It was built from from ink-thick mild steel and wrought iron rivets and equipped with the newest technology in those days for example it had an electrical control panel that was 30 to 40 feet long. The panel controlled all of the fans,generators and lightning on the ship. It also controlled the condensers that turned steam back into water, along with the few machines that took salt out of the ocean water to make it drinkable.
Facts on Titanic Lifeboats and why they didn't have enough.
The titanic carried 20 lifeboats it was designed to carry 32 but they decided the deck would be too full. The first lifeboat could carry 64 people it only carried 28. The titanic carried 20 lifeboats enough for 1178 people. But that was not enough because there were over 2,208 people.The Titanic had a maximum capacity of 3,547 passengers and crew. If they had managed to add more lifeboats it would have saved all of the passengers.
Who the captain was and all about what he did.
The captain of the famous titanic was named Edward john smith and nick named captain luxury.He ignored seven iceberg warnings from his crew and other ships. If he had called to slow down the ship maybe the disaster would not have happened.
After the ship sunk it was found that the captain of the mighty ship had been dragged down with it. The musicians played a song most famously known as the last song played by the Titanic's band, as the steam liner sank beneath the waves of the Atlantic Ocean not even attempting to get of the ship.
Conclusion
In the end the titanic was a total disaster. Many people died on the titanic because of hitting the iceberg. The flame that had weakened the ship when it was being built was in just the same spot that the iceberg hit. This weaken the ship and the caused destruction of it. Some people still think it was the fault of captain of the titanic. He ignored the warnings and ended up killing thousands of passengers.
