The RMS Titanic set sail in April of 1912, but it took some time to come up with the design and build. The ship was designed in 1909 and took years to get ready. One of the major facts about the ...

The April 14, 1912 sinking of RMS Titanic during her maiden voyage has ... Called a “floating mansion,” the ship cost $10 million to build (the equivalent of about $258 million 2018 dollars ...

Two six-tonne remotely-operated vehicles (ROVs) will be launched by RMS Titanic Inc ... of tracking your browser across other sites and building up a profile of your interests.

Titanic's full title was RMS Titanic as it was a Royal Mail ship ... It took around three years to build. The wages of those on board varied greatly depending on position - Captain Smith earned ...

Instead, the RMS Carpathia responded to the Titanic's distress call and changed course to help. Harold Cottam, the Carpathia's 21-year-old wireless operator, had planned to go to sleep for the night.

Artnet News has reached out to RMS Titanic Inc., the company, for more information but did not receive a response by press time. The dispute between RMST, as it is known, and federal authorities ...

Rather than face a potential legal battle, RMS Titanic, Inc. is choosing to pause recovery expeditions to the wreckage site for the time being. The cultural fascination with the ill-fated ...

Jack Moore, who is autistic, is creating the ship in his conservatory from memory. Titanic passenger's postcard fetches £20,000 A 'rare' postcard sent by a Titanic passenger to a friend in ...

The RMS Titanic sank on April 15, 1912 — almost 113 years ago — after it hit an iceberg. The RMS Carpathia was over three hours away and came to rescue the stranded survivors. Of the roughly 2,200 ...

But while RMS Titanic, Inc. (RMST) isn’t ruling out future expeditions entirely, its most recent visit underscored that time is running out for conservationists. Since the US granted RMST sole ...

The scuttling of the government's latest legal battle isn't necessarily the end of RMS Titanic Inc.'s attempts to enter the rapidly deteriorating ocean liner or to fetch more historic objects.