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    The Titanic hit an iceberg which caused flooding in the bow compartments. While sinking, the stern rose nearly 60 degrees out of the water and the ship split in two at the second expansion joint. The bow submerged first, pulling the stern down vertically until it detached. The stern floated briefly before landing on the ocean floor. It took over 70 years until the wreck was discovered in 1985 by Dr. Robert Ballard on the bottom of the Atlantic ocean. When compared to the bow, the stern section was nearly destroyed, likely due to trapped air in compartments exploding outward during the sinking process.

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    The Titanic hit an iceberg which caused flooding in the bow compartments. While sinking, the stern rose nearly 60 degrees out of the water and the ship split in two at the second expansion joint. The bow submerged first, pulling the stern down vertically until it detached. The stern floated briefly before landing on the ocean floor. It took over 70 years until the wreck was discovered in 1985 by Dr. Robert Ballard on the bottom of the Atlantic ocean. When compared to the bow, the stern section was nearly destroyed, likely due to trapped air in compartments exploding outward during the sinking process.

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    The Titanic hit an iceberg which caused flooding in the bow compartments. While sinking, the stern rose nearly 60 degrees out of the water and the ship split in two at the second expansion joint. The bow submerged first, pulling the stern down vertically until it detached. The stern floated briefly before landing on the ocean floor. It took over 70 years until the wreck was discovered in 1985 by Dr. Robert Ballard on the bottom of the Atlantic ocean. When compared to the bow, the stern section was nearly destroyed, likely due to trapped air in compartments exploding outward during the sinking process.

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    Titanic

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    The Titanic hit an iceberg which caused flooding in the bow compartments. While sinking, the stern rose nearly 60 degrees out of the water and the ship split in two at the second expansion joint. The bow submerged first, pulling the stern down vertically until it detached. The stern floated briefly before landing on the ocean floor. It took over 70 years until the wreck was discovered in 1985 by Dr. Robert Ballard on the bottom of the Atlantic ocean. When compared to the bow, the stern section was nearly destroyed, likely due to trapped air in compartments exploding outward during the sinking process.

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    From:

    Saad Fudda
    www.saadfudda.blogspot.com
    Call: 92-321-9233670
    Final moments Of Titanic..
    Titanic hit the starboard side with the ice berg.
    The under compartments of the bow started to flood.
    Initially the sinking was somewhat slower.
    Titanic continued to lose her funnels while the stern
    was rising nearly 60 degrees from the ocean level
    .caused the Titanic to splint into two from the 2
    nd
    expansion joint
    The Bow submerged completely by pulling down the Stern vertically
    and then finally detached
    The Stern floated a couple of minutes perpendicular to the ocean level.
    And finally landed @ 2.20 AM on 15
    th
    April 1912
    Titanic was lost from the world above in 1912
    For nearly 07 decades until the ship wreck
    was finally discovered from the
    bottom of the great Atlantic ocean by
    Dr. Robert D Ballard
    on 1st September 1985
    The first image of the Titanic captured by
    Dr. Robert D Ballard and his crew
    The pedestal which held
    the control wheel of
    Titanic
    But the control wheel is
    no longer to be seen


    When compared with the BOW, the STERN is utterly
    destroyed in a manner that it can be hardly identified as a shipwreck
    and the reason is due to the
    air tight compartments such as refrigerated cargo compartment and
    air accumulated huge compartments such as propeller shaft tunnels,
    as can be seen in the profile of the ship, were located in the STERN
    and during the sinking, having separated from the BOW
    and traveling down the Atlantic ocean ,
    all the trapped air inside these compartments
    was released by exerting an immense pressure onto the STERN
    walls followed by an explosion causing the outer
    metal plates to be pealed out and all compartments located above these
    air trapped compartments to be destroyed completely
    This explosion was so powerful as it was heard by some survivors,
    few minutes after Titanic sank completely!
    This is how
    she
    looked liked
    95 years ago
    The glory of the stunning interior of
    TITANIC

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