stern

I am just wondering,curious,seems like EVERYTIME a sub goes down to "look",explore, take picts of the Big T,there are plenty of picts,film of the front half of the titanic,but has anyone tried to send (example "jason junior")into & take pictres of the rear section, even though it was-is severly...

I'm not quite sure of how the stern could have gotten into nearly a vertical position after the break-up of the ship. What I think that more likely happened is that the stern somehow dislodged from the rest of the ship, but was still attached to it. Kinda like when you break your arm. Your...

When I look at pictures of the stern of Titanic/Olympic, I can see several structures on the stern bridge. But I can't say for sure what they are. I'm pretty sure I can see some engine telegraphs, and a phone box on a small pole. But do I see a ship's wheel? I see something that looks...

It appears that this holes in the stern plate (frame, or rudder post) had been used for some reason. The Olympic has 8 holes, while Titanic has five. I looks like the provision made for the attachment of a plate of some description. (?) The Titanic photograph shows a starboard view, while the...

I'm intrigued by something that Mr. Boxhall said in his testimony after the sinking. He said that after he left Titanic in a lifeboat, he steered the boat around Titanic's stern and over to the starboard side of the ship. While near the stern of Titanic, Boxhall says he noticed a strong...

Could someone tell me what the notice at the stern says. After looking at the 'stoker on the 4th funnel' picture when the Titanic was at Queenstown, you can see the notice.Where the name and port of registry is.Direcly above the leters TIT I think it reads something like this. NOTICE...

Okay the back tunnel behind the Electric room was a small space below the Refrigerated cargo hold on the Orlop deck. My question has, 3 parts Did hatch 6 go down to this space. Was there any ladders from upper decks that went down this far. Was the only entrance though the Electric...

I recently read that the damage to the stern after the Titanic sank was caused by an implosion as the water pressure built up on descent followed by an explosion as the trapped air finally escaped from the ship. Surely the latter would have caused a large "bubble" to rapidly rise to the surface...

When the titanic broke in two initially, the keel still attached the two together. At this this time the titanic's stern fell back to even level. The Titanic's sunken bow pulled the stern back up before breaking free, putting to stern in a position to sink. The stern had little to no water in it...

Hello Andrew: I just wanted to pass this along: http://www.nationalgeographic.com/society/ngo/explorer/titanic/6.html It is a smaller version of the photograph Mr. Kristof sent me. Of course Kristof is in the MIR 1 capturing the image. He also signed the photo in the area of a...

Hi! Here I am again, out of my element on some technical issue that confounds me. I've followed the "Hydrodynamics and Suction" thread with much interest but as yet have noticed that no one is mentioning the fact (or what I have thought was a fact) that following the break-up of bow and...

Can anyone tell me what city's name was on the stern of Titanic? Kat