as most pepole know the titanic had a fire in the bulkheads froom being handed other by harland wolf to white star line aka oceanic navagation steam co, and by right the builders should of put the fire out before letting the ship out to sea if they was a fire in one of the maian bunkers especialy one thats nexts to the water tight doors as thius can cause serious damage with metal as metal melts at a cetain temputure and the temputure in the boiler room world of being hummid anyway and witth a bunker fire makes it even worst to work in, ALSO THE TITANIC WAS STEAMING TOWARDS NEW YORK that night about 21 to 22 knots some people say that the titanic was steaming about 23 knots in an ice f3eld whhich in them days it was the case as the longer your in a ice field the more peple that have to be on deck to keepwatch on certain vessels in them days captains had offercer on the bow doing look outt dutes but the titanic only had the ones in the crows nest in which was a mistake that night and also it world of being better for the titanic to hit the iceberg as itt world of not proberly sunk if it stuck the iceberg head on or murdock could of nott reveresd the engine and just port away froom it instead of tryibng tio use the ice perg as an apex like an car which the titanic is not the avarage sizee of your every day mottor car lol;

It was an iceberg. How could anyone come to this conclusion? Ice was thrown on the to Forecastle of the ship. And yes, she was going to fast...obviously. And would you look at the time. 11:40pm April 14th.

The lack of binoculars didn't help either. My only question: what does the poll have to do with the question?

Daniel