When did Titanic Sink? What time did Titanic Sink?

Curious to know when did titanic sink? What was the time, year, day when the Titanic sank? You need not worry; we have got answers to your questions.

Titanic hit the iceberg at 23:40 hrs on the night of April 14 1912. This destruction started immediately, however it was only two and a half hours later at 02:20 hrs when Titanic finally sank.

The first rescue occurred at about 04:00 when Carpathia arrived. At the time of the disaster, Titanic was approximately two-thirds of the way through her Atlantic crossing bound for New York, having left Queenstown, Ireland, on 11 April.

Titanic was carrying 2208 people, out of which only 705 could be saved while 1496 passengers and crew perished. The majority of these deaths were due to victims succumbing to hypothermia in the -2.0 degree centigrade water.

To read more about how Titanic actually sank please go through the Wikipedia page here.

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Alekhya June 17, 2010 at 9:27 am

I was just thinking about that just before I read your question. There are several theories about how long it took: One was that it travelled the 12,500 feet straight as an arrow picking up immense speed as it went (don’t think so, would have shattered on impact). Another was that it drifted back and forth such as a leaf falling off a tree and the last that it went down in a circular motion. My opinion is that the last one is probably the right one. I base this on how far the forepeak is buried in the mud (almost up to its anchors). As for how long it took, that depends on the above. I believe the stern section is almost a mile from the bow section and is in much worse condition than the bow section and probably landed almost flat or somewhat towards the stern and most definitely had a different descent than the bow section.

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