blingmor.blogg.se - Titanic boiler room flooding

As one person put it, “Just a conspiracy theory printed up which can be torn apart with quick actual research”. There were also no doors on the landing between D-Deck and E-Deck.Titanic – The Hidden Evidence contains startling new information about the Titanic sinking than many people who have not read the book. On the real Titanic, the lifts behind the Grand Staircase went far down as E-Deck. The same clips then show again as the ship finally sinks. Immediately afterwards, the player can go to the perfectly dry Grand Staircase just after seeing it flooding.

During the sinking of the ship, clips that depict the flooding of the Grand Staircase erroneously play while the ship is still afloat.

In the demo, Titanic: The Lost Mission, Frank Carlson first meets with Penny Pringle on the Boat Deck landing of the Grand Staircase.

If Carlson attempts to descend to D-Deck, he is intercepted by a crew member who informs him to get up top, as the water is flooding E-Deck. During the sinking, the Grand Staircase is only accessible from the Boat Deck to C-Deck. On the aft section of the ship, there was the Aft Grand Staircase, a smaller and somewhat less ornate staircase, but otherwise strongly resembling the Grand Staircase. Passengers (and crew) that could be found around the Grand Staircase included Leyland Trask, Stephanie Burns, Henry and Ribeena Gorse-Jones, John Smethells and the Lift Attendant. The Boat Deck landing featured a clock surrounded by an intricate oak carving depicting "Honor and Glory Crowning Time".

The flooded A-Deck level of the Grand Staircase during the sinking. The First Class Cabins areas were all connected to the different levels of the Grand Staircase. The A-Deck landing also featured a corridor leading into the First Class Lounge. It also provided access to the Reception Room, located on the foot of the stairs, and the Purser's Office on the C-Deck landing. The Grand Staircase could be accessed from the exterior via the port and starboard vestibules (which led in from the Boat Deck), and from the A-Deck Promenade (which had doors leading into the A-Deck landing. The lift attendant knew the ship well, and could provide directions to passengers.

A large glass dome topped the staircase.īehind the staircase there were three lifts going from A-Deck to D-Deck, operated by a lift attendant. The walls were wood-paneled, with several iron-and-gilt-bronze balustrades and wooden fixtures such as pineapples and cherubs. It was an opulent staircase spanning six decks ( Boat Deck to E-Deck), continuing through to F-Deck as an ordinary stairway. The Grand Staircase was one of the main First Class areas aboard the RMS Titanic.