#RMStitanic

[theblackpanther]

Inktober, day 2, discovery.

Iconic view of an iconic wreck. In reality the first bigger pieces they stumbled upon while searching for the wreck were boilers spread on the ocean's floor not the bow section itself.

[whencyclopedia]

RMS Titanic

The RMS Titanic was a White Star Line ocean liner, which sank after hitting an iceberg on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York on 15 April 1912. Over 1,500 men, women, and children lost their lives. There were 705 survivors. In 1985, the Titanic wreck was found several miles deep on the Atlantic seafloor by Robert D. Ballard.

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[elkon-sims]

RMS Titanic Linoleum Tiles CC

I've always been obsessed with the RMS Titanic and its two sister ships, the Olympic and Britannic. Many people are unaware that the fantastic tiles found throughout the ships were in fact linoleum for reasons relating to practicality. Here are four lino swatches based on original designs found on both the Titanic and Olympic - there are many more swatches that I'd love to add in the future, so please do watch this space!

The swatches include:

First Class Private Baths

First Class Dining Saloon

First Class Smoking Room

Grand Staircase**

Download (SFS No Adfly)

** Grand Staircase tiles are due to be updated as the pattern repeats too often. They do still look great, though.

[intriguingpeoplebyangelafloyd]

MALE SURVIVORS OF THE TITANIC DISASTER Women had a much higher chance of survival — regardless of what class they were in — then men did. Of the 466 women on board, 339 survived. Of the 843 men on board, only 161 survived — a measly 19% compared to the 73% of women who made it safely back to shore. The Carpathia arrived at the distress call's position at 4:00 a.m., approximately an hour and a half after the Titanic went down, claiming 1523 lives. For the next four and a half hours, the ship took on the 705 survivors of the disaster from Titanic's lifeboats.

#titanic #rmstitanic

[artsyboy90]

It's been a while since I've done any Titanic-related artwork - but I've got a reason for doing so! xD This year, as always I'm participating in Titanic-Voyage, and I'll be portraying along with one fictional character, two historicals as I've mentioned in a previous post. One of them will be Harry Elkins Widener who was travelling with his parents and tragically, along with his father lost his life along with over 1,500 other souls. Accompanying the Widener's were other families of Philadelphia Society including the passengers depicted in this post; the Thayer and Carter families. There were more than 30 Philadelphians who boarded the ship for the Titanic's maiden crossing. Some of them however would not see land before the voyage's end.This post and the drawings are dedicated to those lost not just from Philadelphia, but also from the entire ship - both passengers and crew. From left-to-right: Mr. John Borland Thayer, II Mrs. John B. Thayer (Mrs. Marian Longstreth Thayer) Mr. John Borland Thayer, III (Jack Thayer) Mr. William Ernest Carter Mrs. William E. Carter (Mrs. Lucile Stewart Carter) Miss. Lucile P. Carter (Miss. Lucile Polk Carter) Mstr. William Thornton Carter, II Mr. George Dunton Widener, Sr. Mrs. George D. Widener (Mrs. Eleanor Elkins Widener) Mr. Harry Elkins Widener ____________________ PLEASE credit my work if you post it else where! These may not look like much, but they took time to sketch and get details right. Thanks so much! ^_^

[catarinamirandaa]

Colorful Cobh, once known as Queenstown, the final port of call for the RMS Titanic🚢 ✁ - - - - - - - - - - - - - #cobh #ireland #cork #queenstown #rmstitanic #colorful (at Cobh, Ireland) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmXHA1Zs-ul/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sinkingtheship]

The Sunken Fallacy (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/story/341044915-the-sunken-fallacy?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_myworks&wp_uname=itisemsie&wp_originator=jD5FkT3aj%2B0bCodroCzr27ot1t8ZneuYmQ5XoQoWyjKvH8Oa1w0aOgP5SLb3OAoyFTOrffBSniqm2gR5QtWe4g38AOJPHUtRVROqB8qPUe8bJ%2BSQkiJl%2B%2B93aaq4Op%2FG It's 2008 and the only thing thing that brings Cynthia Thornton any interest in her life is her fascination with the ill-fated ship: The RMS Titanic, Too bad she has no one besides her family to ever express her interest. Yet one day, after another failed attempt at making friends, Cynthia finds herself 96 years into the past, boarding the ship in the body of her ancestor, a first-class passenger whose reasons for boarding are still a mystery to her. With no way of knowing how she can get back, Cynthia has only two goals in mind: Prevent the sinking, or save as many lives as possible.

[pearls-gone-wild]

This is instantly recognizable as a work nightmare to anyone who's ever worked in software, particularly web interface design, particularly anything governmental. Giveaways include:

Lots of "academic and online discourse", with the subtext that folks are offering strong opinions uncontaminated by actual experience with vaccine clinical trials AI development space-time anomalies triggered by overuse of temporal highways

Bureaucratic football between governments and transnational organizations

Mobile app UI that uses font size, background coloring, and button size to scream at the user "NO REALLY IT WAS A TRICK OF THE LIGHT"

i had a dream that time travel was invented and too many people choose to travel back in time to save the titanic from sinking (the question of whether unsinking of the titanic deserved so much attention in the face of human history was the subject of both heavy academic and online discourse), which caused a rift in the space-time-continuum that led to the titanic showing up indiscriminately all over the world’s oceans and sea in various states of sinking.

this caused a lot of issues both in terms of fixing said space-time-continuum and in terms of nautical navigation, and after a long and heavy battle in the international maritime organization it was decided that the bureaucratic burden of dealing with this was to be upon Ireland, much to their dismay. the Irish Government then released an app for all sailors and seafarers so they could report titanic sightings during their journeys, even though they heavily dissuaded you from reporting them given the paperwork it caused.

anyway i woke up with a clear image of the app in my head and needed to recreate it for all of you:

[scottchiriboga]

Cork Harbour in Cork, Ireland - the RMS Titanic's final port of call

[whencyclopedes]

Titanic

El RMS Titanic fue un crucero de la compañía White Star Line que se hundió tras chocarse con un iceberg en su primer viaje de Southampton a Nueva York el 15 de abril de 1912. Más de 1.500 hombres, mujeres y niños perdieron la vida. Hubo 750 supervivientes. En 1985, el pecio del Titanic fue descubierto a varios kilómetros de profundidad en el fondo del Atlántico por Robert D. Ballard.

Sigue leyendo...

[michael-rosskothen]

Model with RMS Titanic 3D design

[dtico29t]

Let's see what the Titanic looks like underwater today. The smallest diorama of the sunken ship

[rational-creatureblog]

I don't like the block (Australian renovation show where they just create drama for the sake of it. Give me bake off or masterchef any day!) but see ads for it all the time. One of the judges goes "it's titanic". You're comparing a crap show to a disaster? Where people died and lost their families? GTFO with that shit. 16 or whatever seasons is way too much

[alejandromogollo]

Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the world phenomenon that was James Cameron’s Titanic. I was obsessed with this movie even when it was in preproduction. I went to see it 4 times at the movie theater and I’ve seen it many more times afterwards, more than I’m willing to confess. What’s your number? #titanic #leonardodicaprio #katewinslet #titanicmovie #jackdawson #rosedawson #rosedewittbukater #jackandrose #rmstitanic #jamescameron #alejandromogolloart https://www.instagram.com/p/CmZOJxNIrtO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[intriguingpeoplebyangelafloyd]

TITANIC

#titanic #rmstitanic

[vexshawy]

The line "Jack saved me in every way that a person can be saved" is spoken by Rose in the 1997 film Titanic. It is spoken to Jack's ghost as she returns to the ocean liner for the first time in over 80 years.