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this is how the titanic was made in 1909 and 1911 and the titanic was 882 feet 6 inches length and 175 feet tall.

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The Titanic was one of three Olympic-class ocean liners built by the White Star Line in the early 20th Century. The other two Olympic-class ships were the Britannic, sunk by a German mine in 1916, and Olympic, which served out many years of passenger transport before being retired in 1935.

Workers at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast, Ireland, built the Titanic between 1909 and 1911. The shipyard had built ships for the White Star Line since 1867.

The Titanic was 882 feet 6 inches in length and 175 feet tall. The rudder alone was 78 feet 8 inches tall and 15 feet 3 inches long, weighing more than 100 tons.

The two massive engines weighed 720 tons each and got their power from 29 boilers that ran on more than 600 tons of coal a day.

The 11 decks could house nearly 2,500 passengers and nearly 900 crew.

The Boat Deck had the lifeboats along the outside. (A total of 64 lifeboats could be installed, but the Titanic had just 20.) Inside the edges, the deck contained the bridge and wheelhouse, captain's and officers' quarters, four promenades that were segregated by economic class (officers, First Class, engineers, and Second Class — the Third Class promenade was on B Deck).

A Deck and B Deck were reserved for First Class passengers, although the Second Class smoking room were also on this deck.

C Deck had some mingling of First Class and Second Class cabins, and some crewmembers had their cabins on this deck.

D Deck, which was known as the Saloon Deck, had three large rooms (two dining and reception) designated for First Class or Second passengers, an open space designated for Third Class passengers, and some cabins for people of all classes.

E Deck, F Deck, and G Deck contained accommodation for Second Class and, mainly, Third Class passengers, many of whom had portholes that were just above the waterline. Food was stored on G Deck.

The lowest decks were for cargo space and the ship's boilers, electrical generators, engines, and turbines.

The Titanic really was a luxury liner, with many First Class passengers enjoying large, sumptuous cabins, some including their own bathrooms. Also onboard were numerous palm trees, a swimming pool, a Turkish bath, a gymnasium, a squash court, a barber shop, a travelling post office, and dog kennels.

After a few test voyages, the Titanic set off on its maiden voyage, calling at Cherbourg, France, and Queenstown, Ireland, before making the turn west toward the United States. It never returned.

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The Titanic was one of three Olympic-class ocean liners built by the White Star Line in the early 20th Century.

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when they crash in the iceberg that's when all the water went in the bottom of the boat and made its way to the 6 floor of the boat it took 2 hours and 42 minutes for the titanic sinking.

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the captain jump at the last moment when the ship sink in the ocean he stood in the wheelhouse

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Titanic: Captain Went Down with the Ship

The Titanic had eight officers, including Captain Edward Smith.

Smith was a veteran, decorated sailor, having been with the White Star Line since 1880. He was captain of the Majestic for nine years, including a stint transporting British troops to the Boer War.

Beginning in 1904, he was the captain on all of White Star Line's new ships. He was captain of the Baltic when it sailed from Liverpool to New York in June 1904 and of the Adriatic when it made a similar voyage three years later.

Smith was captain of the Olympic, a ship as big as the Titanic, in September 1911, when the Olympic collided with another ship, the Hawke, resulting in the Hawke's losing its prow and the Olympic's losing one of its giant propeller shafts. Smith and the Olympic got the blame for this incident.

Despite this incident, the White Star Line appointed Smith captain of its newest ship, the Titanic, for its maiden voyage. His first major action was to ensure that the Titanic didn't collide with the New York, a ship that broke free from its moorings because of the huge amount of water displaced when Titanic initially sailed.

Smith did not survive the sinking of the Titanic. Various accounts of his last actions have him jumping into the sea at the last second, standing in the wheelhouse as the ship went down, and even rescuing a child as his final act.

His body was not recovered. He left behind a wife and daughter. A statue of him stands in Beacon Park in Lichfield, Staffordshire, in England.

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Titanic: Captain Went Down with the Ship

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The Titanic captain was experienced in the extreme.

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the first movie about the titanic came out in 1912 called saved from the titanic it started a titanic survivor 1953 Hollywood made a big movie about the ship called titanic the most famous movie is 1997 titanic with jack and rose.

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Titanic: Still Capturing the Popular Imagination

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Titanic has been and still is a powerful draw for popular culture.