Yes, many people believe the ship sank because of the super fancy hit the iceberg on 100 years ago. Moreover, after the incident in the lift to the big screen.
However, since the Titanic sank and killing people on April 15, 1.517 1912, researchers puzzled why Captain Edward Smith ignored warnings about the presence of icebergs in the area to shipping. In fact, Smith is the captain of the most experienced in the ' White Star Line ' and a few times have been plying the North Atlantic sea lanes.
Smith was appointed captain in the maiden voyage of the Titanic because of his track record as a sailor with extensive knowledge and alert.
Donald Olson, physicist from Texas State University who was part of the team that examined the role of forensic astronomical month, got a new explanation about the presence of icebergs in the Titanic cruise lines.
"Lunar Connections turned out to be able to explain how the iceberg is amazing there is a lot on the line crossed the Titanic," said Olson told Reuters news agency.
He described this type of iceberg, Greenland is hit by the Titanic generally stuck in shallow waters of Labrador and Newfoundland, and was unable to continue the advance towards the South until they melted enough to float back or tide free them.
So how do so many icebergs could float so far to the South in the shipping lanes South of Foundland that night?
Tim Olson to investigate speculation late oceanographers Fergus Wood that the movement of the Moon approaching Earth are unusual in January 1912 may generate high tide so that the mountains of ice moving further than usual to separate from Greenland and floats up to the cruise line.
Olson said a ' once in a lifetime event ' took place on 4 January 1912, when the Moon and the Sun lined up in such a way so that they mutually interesting. gravity
At the same time, the movement of the Moon approaching Earth at that time to reach the nearest for 1,400 years and being in that position within six minutes of the full moon.
On top of that, the Earth movement reaches a point closest to the Sun in one year just happened the day before. "This configuration maximizes power pairs of months in Earth's oceans. It's unbelievable, "explained Olson.
Olson research shows, to achieve the cruise line in mid-April, the mountains of ice that got hit by the Titanic is undoubtedly the fracturing of Greenland in January 1912.
The tide is high due to the combination of astronomical events, still weird said Olson, is enough to goad the mountains of ice and give them enough ability to float up to the cruise line in April.
Previously teams had been trying to use pattern Olson tide to determine exactly when Julius Caesar topped the United Kingdom and prove the legend that Mary Shelley was inspired by the bright rays of the full moon through the window while writing a Gothic story classic ' Frankenstein '.
The research team Titanic might be able to justify Captain Smith with the show, he had no reason to react on the report a while ago the existence of ice in the cruise line ships. "At the moment it is not Smith's had no reason to believe the iceberg in front of it as much and as big as that," said Olson.
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