The Night Lives On
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someone sighed in Boat 13 as the sea closed over the flagstaff on the Titanic’s stern. Actually, it was anything but the last of her. Figuratively, she would always be afloat, gripping the world’s imagination for years to come. Literally, she would be seen again 73 years later, thanks to the miracle of modern technology.
Men began dreaming up ways to find and raise the Titanic right from the start. In March 1914—less than two years after the disaster—a Denver architect named Charles Smith publis...hed a plan based on the use of electromagnets. These would be attached to a specially designed submarine, which would dive down from the Titanic’s radioed position, 41°46’N, 50°14’W. The steel hull of the liner would immediately attract the magnets, drawing the sub to the sunken vessel’s side. With the exact location of the ship now fixed, more electromagnets would be sent down and attached directly to her hull. Cables would run from these magnets to winches on a fleet of barges stationed above the wreck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
someone sighed in Boat 13 as the sea closed over the flagstaff on the Titanic’s stern. Actually, it was anything but the last of her. Figuratively, she would always be afloat, gripping the world’s imagination for years to come. Literally, she would be seen again 73 years later, thanks to the miracle of modern technology.
Men began dreaming up ways to find and raise the Titanic right from the start. In March 1914—less than two years after the disaster—a Denver architect named Charles Smith publis...hed a plan based on the use of electromagnets. These would be attached to a specially designed submarine, which would dive down from the Titanic’s radioed position, 41°46’N, 50°14’W. The steel hull of the liner would immediately attract the magnets, drawing the sub to the sunken vessel’s side. With the exact location of the ship now fixed, more electromagnets would be sent down and attached directly to her hull. Cables would run from these magnets to winches on a fleet of barges stationed above the wreck.
What to read after The Night Lives On?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Lord to read onlineMoreLess
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