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2. Titanic Britannica Online presents a special exhibit on the Titanic, featuring articles about the disaster and more than 70 photographs and illustrations. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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6. Titanic Shipwreck Coal Study sets and science gifts from Jensan Scientifics. Your source for fantastic items of Space science, Earth science, RMS Titanic, Titanic Coal, http://www.sciencemall-usa.com/titaniccoal.html

Titanic coal, once used to fuel the enormous boilers at a rate of 650 tons per day, is now the only publically available artifact recovered from the actual remains of RMSTitanic, lying on the ocean floor at a depth of 12,500 feet. These precious samples are each 1/2 (13 mm) to 3/4 inch (19 mm), presented in an attractive box with "Titanic Coal - 90th Anniversary Collector's Edition 1912 - 2002" printed in gold on a sleeve used to secure the top. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days. Titanic Shipwreck Coal JPT-TitanicCoal MINIMUM ORDER TOTAL MUST BE $15. All of the Jensan Scientifics study materials have been reviewed by qualified scientists and educators, and no matter what size the set, information sheets are always included. The details of rock and mineral sample selections are proprietary to Jensan Scientifics. For individual questions, we welcome e-mail or calls! "Our progress as a nation can be no swifter than our progress in education" J. F. Kennedy e-mail> jensan@pcii.net ............phone 1-800-720-5451 (Central Time)

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10. Return To Titanic On National Geographic Channel - Daily Dispatch: Interesting T Daily Dispatch Interesting Titanic Facts, Titanic Ship History, Titanic Info, to reach the site of the titanic shipwreck at about 10 am ET Sunday, http://www.nationalgeographic.com/channel/titanic/dispatch_4.html

bgcolor="#024754" background="images/background.jpg" HOME TV SCHEDULE PROGRAMS VIDEO ... MINI-SITES Return to Titanic The story continues online and on TV. Watch the next Titanic special in December 2004! TV Show Preview Daily Dispatch Dispatch Archive Photo Gallery ... Titanic Wallpapers Check Out the Photo Gallery < previous next >> Lights, Camera . . . Weather May 30, 2004 The NOAA ship Ronald H. Brown is expected to reach the site of the Titanic shipwreck at about 10 a.m. ET Sunday, just in time for the worst weather of the voyage so far. Photograph by Bert Fox © National Geographic Society. Capt. Craig McLean, Director of NOAA-Ocean Exploration stands in front of remotely operated vehicle "Little Herc" and discusses NOAA's participation in the Titanic revisit led by Dr. Robert Ballard, the discoverer of the Titanic shipwreck. View Larger >> The ship got a boost from the Gulf Stream and increased its speed over ground to more than 13 knots Saturday, which moved forward the estimated arrival time. Ship's Capt. Tim Wright said the forecast calls for eight-foot seas and 30-knot winds Sunday morning.

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12. Return To Titanic On National Geographic Channel - Daily Dispatch: Interesting T He has reached the site of the titanic shipwreck and will begin photographing and Return to Titanic, including a live broadcast from the shipwreck, http://www.nationalgeographic.com/channel/titanic/dispatch_5.html

bgcolor="#024754" background="images/background.jpg" HOME TV SCHEDULE PROGRAMS VIDEO ... MINI-SITES Return to Titanic The story continues online and on TV. Watch the next Titanic special in December 2004! TV Show Preview Daily Dispatch Dispatch Archive Photo Gallery ... Titanic Wallpapers Check Out the Photo Gallery < previous next >> Hello, Old Friend May 31, 2004 After more than five hours of searching across the ocean floor with remotely controlled cameras, Dr. Robert D. Ballard found what he was looking for shortly after 11 p.m. ET Sunday: The bow section of Titanic. Photograph by Bert Fox © National Geographic Society Dr. Robert Ballard (in yellow jacket) launches "Hercules" over the side of the NOAA research vessel Ronald H. Brown on May 30, 2004. He has reached the site of the Titanic shipwreck and will begin photographing and mapping the site by nightfall. View Larger >> "The back end is all sandwiched," he said into his control van microphone as the clouds of sediment cleared. Then, "That's a boiler!" The moment was fittingly parallel to 1985, when Ballard's search team confirmed its original discovery by seeing one of

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14. Titanic Rusticles Thrive, Titanic Shipwreck, Titanic Sinks, Titanic Disaster Titanic Nautical Resource center brings you the history of Titanic and its Facts, Titanic History Resources, Titanic Legacy Groups, Nautical Societies, http://www.titanic-nautical.com/titanic-rusticles.html

Home Titanic Information Rusticles Thrive on the Titanic Dr. Roy Cullimore Lori Johnston Droycon Bioconcepts, Inc. Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Provided by NOAA Ocean Explorer A rusticle hanging from the stern section of the RMS Titanic shows secondary growths during maturation. Rusticles growing down from Titanic's stern section.

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Home Titanic Information The Final Seconds before Collision: Part 3 of By Bruce A. Trinque British Enquiry: A: There was nothing to be reported. Q: Then what was the first thing you did report? Q: Seven bells struck, and about ten minutes after Fleet struck three bells? A: Yes. Q: Did you notice what the ship did? Q: She veered to port. Her helm must have been put hard-a-starboard? A: Yes. A: I saw it before that. Q: Yes, you had seen it before, but that had been reported? A: Yes. A: On the starboard hand as she was veering to port. Q: You had the iceberg on your starboard side? A: Yes.

16. Discoverer Of Titanic Shipwreck To Speak Wednesday At Texas A&M Discoverer Of titanic shipwreck To Speak Wednesday At Texas A M. Oceanographer Robert Ballard, discoverer of the Titanic, the USS Yorktown and other noted http://www.tamu.edu/univrel/aggiedaily/news/stories/99/042699-13.html

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18. NOAA Ocean Explorer of Rhode Island Inner Space Center viewing footage of the RMS titanic shipwreck, about to decend 4000 meters to the titanic shipwreck site. http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/05lostcity/background/tech/tech.html

Explorations The Lost City 2005 Mission Plan Education ... July 17 Log Diagram showing how video and data will be transmitted between the NOAA ship Ronald H. Brown, via satellite and Internet 2, to the Inner Space Center at URI, the University of Washington, and other participating sites. Click image for larger view and image credit. (HR) Artwork depicting the ROVs operating on the seafloor, connected to the surface ship. Onboard the ship are the control vans and satellite telecom system which beams the signals to shore. Click image for larger view and image credit. (HR) Lost City 2005: Technology Dwight F. Coleman Director of Research Institute for Exploration Mystic Aquarium Technology Specifications For Students Telepresence Capability Data Live from Inner Space: Lost City will be explored by IFE Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV's) launched from the NOAA ship, Ronald H. Brown , for an estimated ten days during the expedition. While some of the scientists sit on the ship in the mid-Atlantic to see the data, others are located in "Inner Space Centers" thousands of miles away. In Narragansett, Rhode Island at University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography (URI-GSO) and in Seattle, Washington at University of Washington (UW), scientists will watch the exploration of the ROVs "in real-time". This is possible because a satellite telecommunication van is perched aboard the ship

19. Columbia Newsblaster DNA Identifies Child Victim of titanic shipwreck testing have identified the remains of a baby boy who was one of the victims of the Titanic disaster. http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/nlp/newsblaster/archives/2002-11-08-06-38-59/web/sum

DNA Identifies Child Victim of Titanic Shipwreck Summary: Scientists in Canada using DNA testing have identified the remains of a baby boy who was one of the victims of the Titanic disaster. Nearly a century ago, Canadian sailors buried an unidentified infant who died on the Titanic and, touched by the tragedy, called him the Unknown Child - a symbol of all the children who were lost when the luxury liner sank. In the last four years, 14 defendants in Washington state, Oklahoma, California, Pennsylvania, Iowa and New Mexico have been convicted of violent crimes based in part on DNA drawn from the blood or hair of a dog that was at the crime scene. Analysts expect to see the number of cases involving cat DNA to increase significantly once the U.S. Justice Department completes a study aimed at helping prosecutors use such evidence. Source Articles: Titanic's baby victim identified (BBC News 11/07/2002) Titanic Mystery Solved (CBS News 11/06/2002) DNA Identifies Child Victim of Titanic Shipwreck (ABCNews 11/06/2002) Prosecutors' latest tool: Animal DNA (USA Today 11/07/2002)

20. Dive Shows 2002 Ten years of the Starfish Enterprise Deep Shipwrecks 2003 titanic shipwreck Expedition 2004 Britannic Ship wreck Expedition http://www.deepimage.co.uk/home_pages/presentations.htm

News Wreck Forum At long last DeepImage gets its wreck diving forum on line. Drop your mail about your recent discoveries click here New US Tanker Illinois click here to see more Click here to see if there is a deep shipwreck talk near you soon. Keith Morris died diving a deep U-Boat on Fri 17th June 2005. Deepimage remembers click here New Story of the shipwreck Empire Heritage . Click here New Read here story of the greatest gold salvage from a sunken vessel in history. Click here Shipwreck presentations and scuba dive show talks By Leigh Bishop International shipwreck presentations at public events by Leigh Bishop have always been well attended, after many years Leigh continues to speak public ally of his shipwreck discovery's and expeditions. Below is a list of dates and places where you can catch up with some of these presentations, at the top of the list is where you will find the most up to date public events. To find out more about Deep Shipwreck Photographer and explorer Leigh Bishop Click here . To find out a little more of these presentations jump to the bottom of the page

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