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manoelt-finisterrae · 4 months
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[Sunset boulevard]
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The original Titanic whistle, recovered and restored, now sounds slightly different on air, but its voice evokes a bittersweet feeling as it is heard again after 87 years in 1999. 🔊🥺
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eopederson · 5 months
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Bergy bit or growler off Greenland, 2023.
Not sure if the terms "bergy bit" and "growler" are synonyms, and if not, I am not sure what this smallish hunk might be.
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wachinyeya · 6 months
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usafphantom2 · 29 days
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Fw200 C-2 0023 F8+EH, Luftwaffe’s long-range, four-engine aeroplane during the Battle of the Atlantic
@ron_eisele via X
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dkaism · 10 months
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greetings, ocean spirit. i have another job for you.
(c) daniel ignacio
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scotianostra · 2 years
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Short-beaked Common Dolphins east of Mousa,  Shetland.
The largest confirmed gathering of this species ever recorded in inshore Shetland waters! Check out some of the wee calfs breaking the water swimming along with the adults
📸@HughHarrop on twitter 
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elinerlina2 · 6 months
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The sheer power of the North Atlantic Ocean, Iceland
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mirislamh · 8 months
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darkfairyland4 · 1 month
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manoelt-finisterrae · 3 months
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First Class Menu vs Third Class Menu from 14 April 1912, the day before the Titanic sank.
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kaelula-sungwis · 7 months
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🇨🇦🐧🐧 by Dave Wong
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seamusicpoetry · 1 year
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Þrídrangaviti Lighthouse is a lighthouse 4.5 miles off the southwest coast of Iceland, in the archipelago of Vestmannaeyjar, often described as the most isolated lighthouse in the world.Built in 1939.
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gwydionmisha · 9 months
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tmarshconnors · 10 months
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What If the Titanic had not sunk?
If the Titanic had not sunk, it would have had a significant impact on maritime history. Here are some possible scenarios of what might have happened if the Titanic had not sunk:
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Enhanced Safety Regulations: The sinking of the Titanic brought attention to the inadequate safety measures and regulations in the maritime industry. If the Titanic had not sunk, it is likely that stricter safety regulations would have been implemented sooner. This could have improved the safety standards for future ships and prevented other maritime disasters.
Design and Technological Improvements: The sinking of the Titanic exposed flaws in the ship's design and technological capabilities. If it had survived, it would have likely undergone modifications and improvements to address these issues. Shipbuilders and engineers would have focused on enhancing safety features, such as increasing the number of lifeboats and improving communication systems.
Public Awareness and Preparedness: The sinking of the Titanic had a profound impact on public awareness of maritime safety and preparedness. If the disaster had been averted, there might have been less urgency in raising awareness about the need for lifeboat capacity, adequate training, and safety drills. The public's perception of the risks associated with ocean travel may have been different, potentially leading to a different approach to safety measures in the industry.
Impact on World War I: The Titanic sinking had indirect effects on World War I. The loss of many wealthy individuals aboard the Titanic affected the social and economic landscape. If the Titanic had not sunk, some of these influential individuals might have continued to play roles in society and politics, potentially influencing the course of events during the war.
Alternative Maritime Disasters: If the Titanic had survived, it is possible that a similar disaster could have occurred at a later time, involving a different ship. The sinking of the Titanic highlighted the need for improved safety measures across the entire maritime industry. If those improvements were delayed, it could have led to a similar disaster on a different vessel, which might have then sparked the same reforms and changes.
It's important to note that these scenarios are speculative, and it is impossible to accurately predict the exact outcome if the Titanic had not sunk. The sinking of the Titanic had a significant impact on maritime safety and continues to be an important event in history.
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