Showing posts with label icebergs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label icebergs. Show all posts
Thursday, 3 July 2014
Thursday, 5 June 2014
My Reasearching The Titanic
Researching the Titanic
List some questions that you would like answered?
- What were the dimensions of the Titanic?
- What was the biggest cause of the sinking of the Titanic? Explain...
- How many crew members were on the Titanic when it sunk and how many people were on board the Titanic when it sunk(including the captain)?
- What was the closest ship to the Titanic
- When was the Titanic launched?
- How much does it weigh?
Find your answers from the below websites:
Insert your information notes below:
Question 1 information:
The length was 882 feet long, the height was 175 feet long.
Question 2 information:
When the Titanic struck the iceberg it caused major damage to the side of the big ship. The Titanic had a double hull that if any iceberg collided with it the iceberg would split. But the iceberg hit above the double hull which caused a big cut in the side of the boat and water leaked in at 7 tons per second. There were 5 compartments that if there was a leak it would hold but there were holes in the top of the compartments then it first leaked into the mailroom then flipped and snapped
Question 3 information:
There were 3,500 passengers and crew members onboard the Titanic.
Question 4 information:
The closest ship to the Titanic was the SS Californian.
Question 5 information:
The Titanic was launched on May 31 1911.
Question 6 information:
The Titanic weighs 46,000 tons when it is on the dock but when it is filled with all of the supplies, luggage and people it weighs 52,000 tons
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Justify the building of the Titanic
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Thursday, 30 May 2013
CHILL AND DRILL
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Have you ever wondered what it use to look like in Antarctica?
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