TITANIC
(THE LAST HOURS)
LESSON 38
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A detailed account of the last hours of the RMS Titanic, focusing on the spotting of the iceberg, the impact, and the subsequent flooding and sinking of the ship. It includes information about Frederick Fleet, the lookout who first saw the iceberg, and the sequence of events leading up to the disaster.
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TITANIC
(THE LAST HOURS)
LESSON 38
APRIL 14TH,1912, 11:40PM THE ICEBERG AND POPPING RIVETS Lookout Frederick fleet spots the iceberg just before 11:40pm. He rings the warning bell three times and telephones the bridge.
Its starboard side
scrapes hard
against the ice,
creating a series
of smar tears.
Many rivets were
contamined with
slag, that could
made them
weaker.
25000 tons of wáter poured into the front of the ship Five minutes later, the firs live boat is lowered. APRIL 15TH,1912, 12:40 AM WITH THE WÁTER ON THE DECK, THE TITANIC BEGINS TO TEAR
APRIL 15TH,1912, 02:30 AM
THE STERN EXPLODES, AND THE SHIP HITS BOTTOM APRIL 15TH,1912, 02:20 AM THE STERN RISES FROM THE WATER, THEN THE TITANIC GOES UNDER
PRINCESS DIANA
LESSON 39
CHILDHOOD AND TEENAGE YEARS EDUCATION Riddleswor th Hall Preparator y School West Heath school 1974 Institut Alpin Videmanett e 1978 Work as a Kindergard en teacher at the Young England School London
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY
February 24th,
Official announcement- Lasy Diana was to marry the Prince
of Wales
July 29th,
They were married al St.Paul´s Cathedral
Global TV and radio audience: One billion people.
600000 lining the route from de Palace to the Cathedral
July 21st, 1982
Was born Prince William
September 15th, 1984
Was born Prince Harry
December 1992
They had agreed to separate
August 28th,
They were divorced, but the Princess continued
as a member of the Royal Family and lived at
Kensington Palace
The first
English
woman to
marry and
heir to the
throne in
years.!
DEATH
- (^) High-speed vehicle accident
- (^) In central Paris August 30th,
- (^) She underwent two hours of emergency surgery before being declared dead August 31st,1997 •^ Mr.^ Dodi fayed, the driver died in the accident
- (^) A bodyguard was seriously injured Princess´s companion
- (^) The body was repatriated to Graet Britain. The coffin was taken to a private mortuary in London and then moved to the Chapel Royal in St. James`s Palace August 31st, evening
- (^) Funeral in the Westminste r Abbey. Then the coffin was moved by road to the family estate al Althorp for a private internment. September 6th
THE NAME
THEORIES
FACTS FLIGHT NC-16002 - DECEMBER 27TH, THE STORY
Puerto Rico- Florida
- The batteries wouldn´t hold a charge.
- (^) Difficults with the radio
- (^) The rests were no found
FACTS USS CYCLOPS- MARCH 1918 THE STORY
Naval Transportation Service
- (^) Loaded with 10 800 tons of Manganese
ore
- (^) Many planes and boats have disspeared