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Calm History - Bedtime Sleep Stories for Education & Relaxation (By A Real Person; Not AI)

*Sample* | 3-Hour Titanic 360 Series: A Multi-Perspective (Bonus Episode #41)

Calm History - Bedtime Sleep Stories for Education & Relaxation (By A Real Person; Not AI)

Harris | ASMR & Insomnia Network

Mental Health, Alternative Health, History, Health & Fitness

4.4 • 891 Ratings

🗓️ 14 October 2023

⏱️ 29 minutes

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0:00.0

Welcome to another bonus episode of Calm History, an extra treat for my Soak Plus members.

0:10.0

Now, unlike my other Titanic series called Titanic Survival Story, which tells the experience

0:19.5

of one passenger, this Titanic 360 bonus series has been

0:25.1

weaved together from multiple perspectives. You'll hear information gathered from many passengers,

0:33.6

officers, crew members, and investigators.

0:40.3

Let's begin.

0:42.3

Early in 1908, officials of the White Star Company announced that they would eclipse all previous records in shipbuilding with a vessel of staggering dimensions.

0:57.0

The result was the Titanic.

1:01.0

The keel was laid in the summer of 1909 in Belfast and launched on May 31, 1911.

1:13.9

The full preparation and outfitting of the ship was completed in February 1912 at a cost of

1:23.9

$10 million.

1:26.3

The Titanic was commanded by Captain E.J. Smith, the White Star Admiral.

1:35.0

The Titanic had 11 decks and was divided into numerous compartments, separated by 15 bulkheads.

1:47.0

The anchors weighed 15 and a half tons each, and each link in the anchor chain,

1:56.0

weighed 175 pounds. The solid plates of steel of the ship were held together by 3.5 million rivets, which totaled

2:11.1

about 1,500 tons of rivets.

2:17.1

She had an average speed of 21 knots

2:20.2

and could accommodate

2:22.5

2,500 passengers and 860 crew.

2:28.8

Not only was the Titanic

2:31.8

the largest steamship afloat, but it was also the most luxurious.

2:39.8

She was equipped with a gymnasium, a swimming pool, a hospital with an operating room, and a grill, and a palm garden. Elaborately furnished cabins

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