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RMS Titanic is a British transatlantic passenger and mail steamer, the second Olympic—class liner of the White Star Line company. The liner was built to make regular flights between Southampton and New York with a length of about 5,800 km once a week. The largest ship of the early 20th century. During construction, I received the number 401.

During the first voyage, on the night of April 14-15, 1912, he collided with an iceberg and sank in the North Atlantic.

It was built in Belfast at the Harland & Wolff shipyard from 1909 to 1912. The Titanic was equipped with two four-cylinder steam engines and a steam turbine. The entire power plant had a capacity of 55,000 hp. The liner could reach speeds of up to 23 knots (42 km/ h). Its displacement, which exceeded the twin steamship Olympic by 243 tons, was 52,310 tons. The hull of the vessel was made of steel. The hold and lower decks were divided into 16 compartments by bulkheads with airtight doors. If the bottom was damaged, the double bottom prevented water from entering the compartments. The Shipbuilder magazine called the Titanic practically unsinkable, this statement has been widely disseminated in the press and among the public. In accordance with outdated rules, the Titanic was equipped with 20 lifeboats, with a total capacity of 1,178 people, which was only a third of the maximum load of the steamer

The cabins and public spaces of the Titanic were divided into three classes. First-class passengers were provided with a swimming pool, a squash court, an À La Carte restaurant, two cafes, and a gym. All classes had dining and smoking rooms, open and closed promenades. The most luxurious and refined were the first-class interiors, made in various artistic styles using expensive materials such as mahogany, gilding, stained glass, silk and others. The cabins and salons of the third class were decorated as simply as possible: steel walls were painted white or covered with wooden panels.

On April 10, 1912, the Titanic sailed from Southampton to New York, on its first and only voyage. After making stops in Cherbourg, France, and Queenstown, Ireland, the liner sailed into the Atlantic Ocean with 1,317 passengers and 908 crew members[8] on board. It was planned to arrive in New York on April 17. The ship was commanded by Captain Edward Smith. On April 14, the Titanic radio station received seven ice warnings, but the liner continued to move at almost top speed. To avoid encountering floating ice, the captain ordered to go slightly south of the usual route.

On April 14, at 23:39, the lookout Frederick Fleet reported to the bridge about an iceberg directly ahead. Less than a minute later, there was a collision. Having received several holes, the steamer began to sink. Women and children were put into the boats first of all. At 2:18 a.m. on April 15, the Titanic broke into two parts and sank, killing 1,496 people. 712 survivors were picked up by the steamer Carpathia.

The wreckage of the Titanic rests at a depth of 3,750 m. They were first discovered by Robert Ballard's expedition in 1985. Subsequent expeditions have recovered thousands of artifacts from the bottom. The bow and stern parts have sunk deep into the bottom silt and are in a dilapidated state, it is not possible to lift them to the surface intact.

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