I've been doing some research on the stars the night [i:4f592bffa2]Titanic[/i:4f592bffa2] went down, and discovered a site that will allow us to see them as they were: http://skyandtelescope.com/observing/skychart/# . If you use this page, she went down at 41'44" north, 49'56" west. Don't forget to change the date and time or the chart will be off.

I also found a page about the Lyrids Meteor Shower - http://comets.amsmeteors.org/meteors/showers/lyrids.html - it is usually at its peak a few days after the disaster. If you recall, any number of passengers commented on the number of falling stars that night. I think it was the beginning of the Lyrids.

so tuna they take the ships sinking date and locate where the earth was in the sky to know what the stars looked like? thats my theroy

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