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A Titanic blunder

Here to talk about human error and what it means in this grandest of instances, we’re speaking with Kathryn Schulz, author of ‘Being Wrong: Adventures in the Margin of Error.’

VIDEO: Titanic memorial cruise set to leave U.K. for North America

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Video: Giant Puppets Invade Liverpool for ‘Sea Odyssey’

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Titantic’s Morse Code Messages Brought to Life by Audio Artist

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Did a Mirage Sink the Titanic?

MS Balmoral Retraces the Path of the Titanic

The MS Balmoral set sail from Southampton on Sunday, the same place where the Titanic set sail 100 years ago.  The ship is retracing the path of the RMS Titanic for the centennial memorial of its sinking.  Chris Buckler, correspondent for our partner the BBC, is on board the MS Balmoral.

New Movie Releases: ‘Titanic’ in 3D, ‘October Baby,’ ‘American Reunion’

It’s Friday, when we talk about movies at The Takeaway.  There are a couple very big ones this week, as well some smaller ones. On the big side, we have Titanic 3D, and on the small side, a socially conservative, religious, and very controversial film called “October Baby.” Rafer Guzman and Kristen Meinzer, our Movie Date […]

The Titanic Was Built Here

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We step back 100 years for the Geo Quiz. A luxury liner launched from our mystery city on May 31, 1911. You may have heard of the ship. It was called the Titanic. Where was it built?

Remembering the Titanic, Launched 100 Years Ago Today

One hundred years ago today, the Titanic launched. It was designed to carry 3511 passengers and was supposed to be “unsinkable” with lifeboats for less than a third. It was first dropped into the waters in Belfast on May 31, 1911. She got the traditional shakedown and then there was that quick stop in Southhampton […]

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Geo answer

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The answer to today’s Geo Quiz is the Aegean Sea. The Britannic, which was a First World War hospital ship, sank in the Aegean Sea in 1916 after striking a German mine. The BBC’s Malcolm Brabant reports that a company plans to offer submarine trips to the site of the wreck starting next year.