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In 2010, Louise Patten offered a new explanation for the crash. Patten is the granddaughter of the highest-ranking Titanic officer to survive, Charles Lightoller. Patten heard the story from her grandmother after her grandfather's death. According to Patten's story, the crash was caused by one of the ship's crew members. That crew member panicked after hearing the order to turn "hard-a-starboard" in order to avoid the approaching iceberg. Instead of making a sharp right turn, he turned left, directly toward the ice.

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On May 31, 1911, around 100,000 people gathered at a dock in Belfast, Ireland. They came to see the launch of the new ship, the Titanic. This was so exciting because a huge ship like this was a huge deal.

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In 1985, the sunken wreck of the Titanic was finally located. They wanted to find this sunken ship and finally after a bunch of deep diving, they found it.

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April 14, 1912 was the date when the so called sinkless ship hit an iceberg and sunk to the ocean's depths. Why? You may ask. Well, less than an hour before the Titanic hit the iceberg, another nearby ship, the Californian, radioed to say it had been stopped by ice. However, the warning wasn't marked as a message that needed to be seen by the captain. For that reason, the Titanic's radio operator, Jack Phillips, didn't consider the warning that important. As a result, he didn't pass it along. This is one way why the Titanic might have sunk.

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The Titanic departed for its maiden voyage from Southampton, England, on April 10, 1912. People were anticipating to see this giant ship depart from England.