RMS TITANIC By Paulina AGENDA • Basic Information • C o n s t r u c t i o n o f t h e Ti t a n i c • White Star Line • Engines • D i ff e r e n c e s b e t w e e n t h e c l a s s e s • I n s i d e o f t h e Ti t a n i c • S i n k i n g o f t h e Ti t a n i c BASIC IMFORMATION • T h e T i t a n i c w a s b u i l t o n t h e 3 1 st o f M a y 1 9 1 1 i n B e l f a s t , I r e l a n d • The RMS Titanic was apart of the W hite Star Line • The ”RMS” stands for Royal Mail Ship, created in the 1840 ´s and was used to for shipping mail over the sea • Titanic was the biggest ship made at the time service • It was called Unsinkable • Edward Smith was the Captain of the Titanic who later died due the ship´s sinking • T h e T i t a n i c w a s d i v i d e d i n t o t h r e e c l a s s e s : 1 st c l a s s , 2 nd c l a s s a n d 3 rd class • The Titanic sailed from Southampton, England to New York, USA • The Titanic sank in the night of the 14.-15. April 1912 because it collided with an iceberg CONSTRUCTION • Titanic was built from the 31st April 1909 and was done 31st May 1911 • Took 14.000 men to build • Titanic is 269m long • Weighs around 52.310 tones • One year to fully frame the ship • Over 3 million rivets to hold the steel in place • They built the Titanic with 4 funnels when 3 where actually working • 8 constructers died during the build of the titanic • The build of the Titanic cost 7.5 million$ which is today around 400 million $ worth WHITE STAR LINE W hat is the W hite Star Line? • W hite Star Line is a British shipping company founded 1845 in Liverpool, England • It had the most contact with the United States, which means that their Ships most of the time Shipped to the USA List of most famous ships: • RMS Titanic • HMHS Britannic • RMS O lym p ic • RMS Homeric • RMS Oceanic ( HMHS His Maj es t y's Hos pital Ship) Engines • The Titanic used about 825 tones of coal a day • Each engines weighted 1000 tones • The Titanic had 29 boilers, capable of storing 48.5 tones of water • Titanic had two 4-cylinder engines • People say that the work was dangerous and dirty • There was a high suicide rate among the workers 1ST , 2ND AND 3RD CLASS The Titanic's total number of passengers was 2,214 1st class had 324 passengers 2nd class 284 passengers 1st 3rd class had 706 class The crew had an amount of 900 passengers Costs: 1st class tickets ranged from 150$ (now about 1700$) up to 4350$ (now about 50,000$) based on the sweet you booked 2nd class tickets where 60 $ (now about 700$) 3rd class tickets where 15$ -40$ (now about 170$-460$) 3rd class 2nd class INTERIOR People would describe the Titanic's interior as fancy and wealthy. They would also call it the floating palace SINKING • The Titanic sank because it collided with an iceberg, that made a 91 m long hole one the starboard side When? 14th – 15th April 1912 Where? Atlantic ocean How long did it sink? 2h 40m Who died? 1496 people died in total 412 women died, and 108 survived 112 children (under 12) died, and 56 survived 776 men died, and 648 survived 9 dogs died, and 3 survived Why did they die? • not enough lifeboats for everyone • The water was too cold • 3rd class passengers were locked up, so most of them died • Captain Edward Smith sailed the ship at a speed of 22 knots through the water with icebergs OTHER FACTS ABOUT SINKING • The water the 1,500 people stayed in was 0 °c cold • No one was eaten by a shark, because sharks don’t like cold water • Titanic broke into 2 pieces • There is no survivor from the Titanic left à Last survivor was Millvina Dean, who was a two -month-old baby on the Titanic died 2009 • The Titanic is now over 100 years underwater, laying 12 km down the North Atlantic The Titanic had many famous and rich passengers : John Jacob Astor a businessman from New York with a net worth of 86 Million$ (now 2.6 Billion$) Died on the Titanic Molly Brown a W omen rights activist who survived the sinking of the Titanic, plays also a famous role in the Titanic Movie • The Titanic had 20 lifeboats which isn’t enough for all the passengers • All the 20 lifeboats had space for 1,178 people, which didn’t get used at all because people only filled up the boats with 20 people, but they had space for 65 people THANK YOU FOR LISTENING