Titanic

Titanic 1912

Titanic was the bigest ship ever to set sail. Built by White Star Line wich was the most sucsesfull ship building company in the world un till the sinking of Titanic. Built by the same company her sisters Britannic (that sank in ww2) and the Lusitania(that sank in ww1)where not even half the sise of the Titanic. Titanic's propelers where the sise of 3 Duch windmills. The sinking of Titanic cused the defs of over 1500 people and sum of thows got in to life boats! There where 2000 people on bord but on the Britannic it cud only hold 1000 people and most of them dide only 200 people got out alive and the Lusitania cud hold 1005 people and only 50 PEOPLE GOT OUT ALIVE!! today's ships are much stronger and verry realy sink so no worry's. what happend to Titanic was at 2:00am Titanic's look outs spotted a ice burg they tolled the over night capitn who DIDEN'T tern the rudder all the way becuse he was tolled that Titanic would never sink.. but he was wrong. Titanic was so big that when it sank the stern snaped off. Titanic had only 3 working funels becus thats all they could aford. joring the building 1000 peoplesost there lives. they maid millions selling tickits for a floting deaf trap! The Titanic was also considered by many to be unsinkable. Captin Edward smith whent down with his ship and his last words where  Be British. his body has been seen when people dived down to see the wreck. Titanic was warned that they where in an ice field but diden't lisen they ceped on going at full speed ahead. Titanic had water pumpes that where seposed to get rid of eny un-wanted water but they cudent cope with it. But they said it would so they ceped on going but going at full speed was driving the water in. Titanic  had water tite conpartments it could cope with 4 flooding but 5 where opend when the water tite doors where closed sum people got traped in and drowned and one man got his foot traped in and his ankel was brocken. The wreck is still vesertet but no whon realy knows what exsactly what happend in 1912.