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They knew they were in the ice region.

They were keeping their eyes peeled for ice.

But unfortunately, the conditions of visibility that night were in fact so clear that it actually

created a slight haze on the horizon.

So the irony is because they could see so far and so clearly it actually meant they saw

the iceberg a few seconds later

than they would normally have done. And of course it was those few seconds that proved fatal

for the Titanic. That's Tim Moulton and he's telling us the story of the most famous shipwreck

in modern times. As a Titanic expert,

for the past 30 years, he can take us deep in one of history's most lopsided battles.

Titanic was 46,000 tons. She was the largest moving object made by man.

She could have a collision with another vessel and still survive.

But of course the Titanic's collision wasn't with another ship.

The iceberg was 100 feet high.

And that's above the surface of the water and 400 feet long. And ice, as you know,

is many times bigger underneath the water. So in fact, the iceberg probably weighed about

one and a half million tons. Right, the iceberg.

Icebergs are famous for two things.

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