Weather played a critical role in the Titanic tragedy, with 1912’s unusual wind patterns bringing icebergs southward, compounded by calm seas at the disaster’s time.
How space weather may have impacted the Titanic disaster, specifically if a geomagnetic storm influenced navigation, communication, and possibly the collision itself.
How atmospheric conditions and refractive phenomena caused by a thermal inversion may have played a critical role in obscuring the iceberg from the ship’s lookouts.