of the RMS Titanic, what do you think was the worst place to be in that event?
In my opinion it would be to be still in a room somewhere in the stern of that giant vessel. It was like a labyrinth. As the angle did rise and the stern lifted higher and higher into the sky. You would have to try to hold yourself on something. The noise of falling things rushing through the ocean liner gets louder and louder + the noises the hull makes under that enormous stress. The lights flicker and shut down and you are in pitch black darkness, while the Titanic breaks in two. The stern falls back into normal position and is then pulled upwards like a skyscraper from the bow section which is still connected with the stern. It stays in that position for almost 2 minutes and then goes down slowly but faster and faster like an elevator. The stern is completly filled with air as it goes down. That means you are trapped in a part of the ship that rushs down into the abyss. You hear shattering glass, breaking rivets, bursting doors. After 40 seconds the stern reached a depth where the enormous pressure let it implode...
I don´t know whats worse, that death or to die at the surface in the cold water.
In my opinion it would be to be still in a room somewhere in the stern of that giant vessel. It was like a labyrinth. As the angle did rise and the stern lifted higher and higher into the sky. You would have to try to hold yourself on something. The noise of falling things rushing through the ocean liner gets louder and louder + the noises the hull makes under that enormous stress. The lights flicker and shut down and you are in pitch black darkness, while the Titanic breaks in two. The stern falls back into normal position and is then pulled upwards like a skyscraper from the bow section which is still connected with the stern. It stays in that position for almost 2 minutes and then goes down slowly but faster and faster like an elevator. The stern is completly filled with air as it goes down. That means you are trapped in a part of the ship that rushs down into the abyss. You hear shattering glass, breaking rivets, bursting doors. After 40 seconds the stern reached a depth where the enormous pressure let it implode...
I don´t know whats worse, that death or to die at the surface in the cold water.
