stern section

i just found the footage wreck 1985.

Would the stern section have stayed afloat if all port windows were ordered closed? The stern section had the water tight doors closed, and with the ports closed, would the stern have stayed afloat long enough for the Carpathia to get there? The ship broke behind the third funnel, but it was...

i never thought of it, but someone said that titanic's stern blew up because of something.

Personally, I myself believe the meaning of "Top-Cant" is a sudden jolting/moving of the stern upwards after the break-up settling then after again, before taking it's final plunge, Just like Roy Mengot's break-up that also shows the stern being violently pulled upwards via B-deck (Strength...

Hi y'all! After an hour and messing up multiple times, I sort of made a mosaic from some 2003 NOAA footage path of the submersible: It sucks, but I think its super cool :)

Hi Y'all! I found a Second Class Dining Saloon Tile, lying on the Second Class Entrance of the Stern. (Located in the NOAA 2003 Footage) Good eye, huh? I'm the First to spot it!! :D

I find the conjecture that the sinking stern of the Titanic 'imploded' soon after sinking rather difficult to comprehend, particularly in relation to the sinking stern. Why would the air pockets "burst inwards"? I am a retired scuba diver and have visited over 25 ship wrecks around the world...

So I'm wondering what you guys think would have happened if the stern somehow manage to stay afloat. I for onw think that they would have either towed it to New York for scrapping or tow it back to Liverpool to get the forward part rebuilt. I'm also wondering how it would have altered the amount...

Hi y'all. the following images are from the 2003 NOAA expedition. I tried to my best to start with a Stern "Flyover" Please enjoy! Port Side Reciprocating Engine The "Arch" that ends the Stern Pure Chaos: Collapsed Decking, and sticking-out Support beams Engine casing maybe? I think this...

In the 1997 Titanic: Anwsers from the Abyss, at 1:08:44, there is a room wit twisted metal, and in the middle looks like like a pillar. Sorry theres no picture, I don't know how to post it. The full documentary is on Youtube. Thanks y'all

Hi y'all. I'm trying to create a drawing of the stern section. But since there are few photos, I'm having trouble drawing it without solid visuals. So, I thought that we could create a collection of stern photos here! So, please look for any photos, old and new. No duplicates please, if we want...

Hey! I hope y'all are having a nice day. So, I've been fascinated by the Titanic since I was a little kid. Seen the movies, docs, etc, multiple times. A question is, has an expedition ever fully explored and extensively photographed her Stern? I know it's all imploded and stuff, but some stuff...

If I recall correctly, he discovered a boiler first and then found the bow section; that's when he realized the funnels were off and the ship had split in two. How soon did he find the severed stern after finding the bow? And how far apart are the stern and bow sections from each other?

Hi All, I've just posted some links to a model I built of the Stern Section of the Titanic wreck on the model forum, so I'd like to add these links here - I used Photogrammetry to scan the Hand Built model into a 3D model and produce these short sequences based on it. Hope you like them...

Hi All, This is my first post here as a member. I'd like to share a project I've been working on for some time now - a scratch build of Titanic's stern section as it looked in 1986. It's been a long term project and it's only entering it's final phase now, as I begin to build the wreckage for...

Hi, Why do we have so little coverage of the stern section? I know it's in worse condition than the bow section, but, I've read it's "dangerous" for them to go venturing in that area. In what way is it dangerous? Can, someone please fill me in. Thanks.

I don't get why the stern section falling to the ocean floor in the sinking simulation was cut from the film.