Obsolete Technology
In the past, traditional communication methods such as the Marconi International Marine Communication Company were common. This company furnished the RMS Titanic’s radiotelegraph equipment, as well as the ship’s operators, Harold Bride and Jack Phillips. This was done in the ship’s tech room, according to the photograph. Unfortunately, the unfortunate accident is thought to have been aggravated by a lack of advanced technology. Since then, the maritime industry has improved safety measures, prioritizing passenger and crew safety. The Titanic’s sinking, on the other hand, serves as a sobering reminder of the dangers of relying too heavily on technology and overconfidence in human capacity.
Obsolete Technology
Triumphant Arrival at the Dock
The survivors were greeted by rescue ships, including the RMS Carpathia, at Pier 54 in New York City on April 18. They were later moved to various shelters with the help of various groups. While there was a free train to Philadelphia, many survivors chose private trains or other modes of transportation. It’s also worth noting that the rescue mission was not without challenges, such as inclement weather and the rescue ships’ limited capacity, which meant that not all of the passengers and crew were saved.
Triumphant Arrival at the Dock
