Thank you Andrea for kind words.
I'm afraid a unified theory cannot happen because there are fundamental differences in approach and assumptions taken. Too much of what we know is based on subjective estimates of such things as time and distances. In some cases, evidence is ignored or discounted or twisted in meaning to suite someone's theory or belief. With the discovery of the wreck site, there are very few who are willing to argue that Californian did not see Titanic's rockets. Now the argument has to do with whether Californian was seeing the lights of Titanic, and Titanic the lights of Californian; or whether there were two separate mystery ships out there that night, one seen by Californian and the other seen by Titanic. The concept of a single mystery ship between the two firing rockets or whatever, is no longer talked about these days.