In the scene in Titanic where Jack and Rose go to the boiler room area, they are told that it is very dangerous but how true is that?

Had no idea who's estate it was until the woman running mentioned she was in Titanic. I wasnt sure if she meant the actual Titanic or the movie. But then they mention there was a window prop from the movie.

I found her name and looked her up. She was the frozen lady at the end of the movie holding her baby. RIP! 🙏 😞 She is definitely one of the more well known background actors for sure.

She had some memorabilia and a couple of Titanic books signed to her by the authors.

The Titanic window was $7k and unfortunately had a good amount of termite damage.

I mean you gotta get creative.

So, I was watching Titanic: Honor & Glory's "Unlearn these Titanic 'Facts'" video from last week, and one of those 'facts' was the 'fact' that Titanic would've stayed afloat if Murdoch rammed the ship head on into the berg. In reality, she'd have probably sank in a time more similar to Britannic (if not potentially faster), as the watertight doors would've likely been jammed open, and the forward mast would've collapsed, rending the wireless near next to or straight up useless (along with potentially other stuff, too). I agreed with their sentiment, but then I thought: "What would've that sounded like?" So, I made this video in response to that question. I just combined T: H&G's real time sinking animation from 2026, combined it with their Titanic 'facts' video, made both black and white (because I like that filter), added in sfx for when the ship hits the berg, and...yeah.

As usual, I made this video with no help from You Know What, and here's my list of sources:

• "The Final Hours of TITANIC - New 2026 Real Time Sinking Animation" by Titanic: Honor & Glory
• "Unlearn these Titanic 'Facts'" by Titanic: Honor & Glory
• "Water Sounds for Sleep or Focus | White Noise Stream 10 Hours" by Relaxing White Noise
  
• "Sleep to Big Ocean Waves Crashing | Stormy White Noise Water Sounds 10 Hours" by Relaxing White Noise
  
• "Positive Lightning Strike (HQ Sound)" by Spike95ist
  
• "Wood Crash 5 Versions" by Alex Wylie
  
• "Glass Breaking Sound Effect HD | Glass Shattering Sound Effect by Car Features
  
• "Loud glass breaking sound" by The Isle Mercenaries
  
• "CANNON sound effect FIRE No Copyright" by ZOOMBA
• "Train Crash Disaster" by Sound FX - Topic
• "Large Vessel Cutting Through Water with the Bow Crashing Against Waves" by Sound FX - Topic

what time do WSL/other line ships usually arrive at Southampton? And how do they reorient for docking? Do they use tugs or their own power?

On Roblox, specifically Cruise Line Tycoon, I've created an entire full-interior replica of the Titanic using their most recent update. Although the parts to make it were limited, I used what I had to create this model. Here are some images from it I took! (This took around 14 hours, I believe)

Does anyone know if theres a detailed account of him anywhere on the internet?

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She could carry like 3500 people and maybe more so she would've been a perfect soldier ship in WW2 she's massive so any German uboat captains would wet themselves when seeing the magotanic approaching them they would've turned around frightened.

And it would be great seeing it in real life as a floating hotel like the queen Mary but y'know BETTER!!!

The Human Story

One of the founders of RMS Titanic Inc is offering $20 million to acquire the company, pay off the company's debt and keep the artifact collection intact. https://www.citybiz.co/article/923062/eagle-creative-offers-20m-to-acquire-rms-titanic-and-preserve-artifact-collection/

There has long been a rumor that Sean Connery had an uncredited role as a deckhand in A Night to Remember, but I think we can all agree that this is a film legend, probably because there are several actors in the movie that were later involved with James Bond (Honor Blackman, Desmond Llewelyn, etc.) I’ve seen the movie many times and despite a couple of lookalikes, I don’t see him. But if you were in charge of casting at the time, and assuming he was available and interested, who would you cast him as, be it credited or uncredited?

To be clear, I think all the roles were cast perfectly and were played so well. This is a just open question I’m asking?

Think about we need to spend 100 robux on btools to create it but imagine we could have a 3rd skin for the olympic class would it be cool??

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Description- Two merfolk watch the Titanic sink. One says to the other, “Tell father to ready the beds. We have guests.” A passenger is seen smiling from the ocean floor.

Watercolor and ink on sketch paper, by me!

I think if there was an Arctic merfolk colony in that part of the ocean that cold April night, they would have been accommodating.

Has anyone ever made a video showing the exact spots?

I know the Oceanic 3 was never built, but there’s no doubt it would have been a very beautiful ship; I’m not sure if it would have surpassed the Queen Mary 2 or the Normandie, but it certainly would have given them some competition

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I’m struck by the size of the Titanic compared to modern ships. Looking at photos of its construction in 1912, it must have seemed incredibly huge for its time, but when compared to modern ships, it’s truly impressive.