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No the Californian hasnt been explored because it is deep water. Close to the same depth as Titanic. So it isnt worth spending money to look for her.
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[quote:a120f8718d="rose89"]yes, i am sorry mark.[/quote:a120f8718d]
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Posted on: 2004/9/18 20:02
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yes, i am sorry mark.
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Posted on: 2004/9/18 18:27
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[quote:f3a2f3b84c="Mark Chirnside"][quote:f3a2f3b84c="rose89"]when was the californian wreck?[/quote:f3a2f3b84c]
[quote:f3a2f3b84c]I am wondering that too.[/quote:f3a2f3b84c] Hi! I'm at a loss to know why you're both wondering! :D As I've already said earlier in this thread: 'Californian and Carpathia sank in 1915 and 1918 respectively.' Best wishes, Mark.[/quote:f3a2f3b84c] Oh, hehe I must be blind! |
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[quote:0448fc6c8c="rose89"]when was the californian wreck?[/quote:0448fc6c8c]
[quote:0448fc6c8c]I am wondering that too.[/quote:0448fc6c8c] Hi! I'm at a loss to know why you're both wondering! :D As I've already said earlier in this thread: 'Californian and Carpathia sank in 1915 and 1918 respectively.' Best wishes, Mark. |
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[quote:9ceed35029="rose89"]when was the californian wreck?[/quote:9ceed35029]
I am wondering that too. |
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when was the californian wreck?
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[quote:dfb36de5ac="Betty"]Mark,
Has the Californian(the wreck) ever been found. Has any new evidence ever arisen by any of the crew stating that they were actually in the vicinity of Titanic and could have helped? Any crew from that ship (on that fateful night) still alive[/quote:dfb36de5ac] Hi Betty! The Californian wreck lies in the Med. I am not sure if it's ever been explored, so no new evidence came out of it. If I remember rightly, the youngest of her crew was about 20; so they would be more than 110 by now. Add to that the observation that men often don't live as long as women, so I doubt anyone's still alive. Best regards, Mark. |
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[quote:5979e341be="Mark Chirnside"]The whole Titan novella is interesting. Some have argued that many a forward-looking commentator might have envisaged what future ships might have been like.
I've no idea if there was a real ship with that name. Best, Mark.[/quote:5979e341be] yes, thats why i was asking. that novel is really good and i liked it. |
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Mark,
Has the Californian(the wreck) ever been found. Has any new evidence ever arisen by any of the crew stating that they were actually in the vicinity of Titanic and could have helped? Any crew from that ship (on that fateful night) still alive |
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Posted on: 2004/9/16 22:58
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