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It's a few minutes before 1 a. the night of April 14th, 1912.

RMS Titanic is stopped dead 400 miles off the coast of Newfoundland.

The ship's passengers wearing bulky cork life jackets over their clothes

are now thronging the boat deck, where the procedure for loading the lifeboats is underway.

As crew members coax, anxious women and children into the small wooden craft,

Titanic's giant funnels are still venting exhaust.

The noise is deafening, overwhelming.

The crew have to use hand gestures to communicate with each other.

And then suddenly, as the last gasps of steam escape from the rapidly cooling boilers,

a deathly silence falls over the ship. Everyone can hear themselves think again. The cheery strains of ragtime music

performed by Titanic's band are clearly audible for the first time. The instructions given by

the officers loading the lifeboats can be understood. For now at least, the passengers are behaving in an orderly fashion.

The officers may have armed themselves with revolvers ten minutes earlier, but it doesn't

look like they'll have to use them. By 1 a.m., Titanic has taken on more than 15,000 tons of water.

Mathematically, her designer has calculated, the ship is doomed.

But she's sinking so slowly that there's little sense of panic up on deck.

Eight decks below in Boiler Room 5, it's a different story.

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