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electrical engineers Discovery of the Titanic: Exploring the Greatest of All Lost Ships Readers' Advantage Price: $33.25 Join Now Publisher: Warner Books, Incorporated As you order, each item will be listed in Your Shopping Cart in the upper left corner. You may make changes at Checkout. 3 other customers have reviewed this book. Average Rating: bn.com customers who bought this book also bought: Titanic: Triumph and Tragedy, John P. Eaton,Charles A. Haas,Foreword by John Maxtone-Graham Ghost Liners: Exploring the World's Greatest Lost Ships, Robert D. Ballard,Rick Archbold,Ken Marschall (Illustrator) Titanic: A Survivor's Story and the Sinking of the S.S. Titanic, Archibald Gracie,John B. Thayer In the Heart of the Sea: The Tragedy of the Whaleship Essex, Nathaniel Philbrick,Nathaniel Philbrick The Perfect Storm: A True Story of Men Against the Sea, Sebastian Junger The complete and exclusive account of Ballard's exploration, from his pioneering early work to the dramatic discovery of the Titanic itself. The Discovery of the Titanic is the compelling, firsthand account of Dr. Ballard's twelve year quest to find the sunken liner. With the help of dozens of never-before-seen photographs, rare archival pictures, charts, paintings and a 25-inch "photo-mosaic" of the ship, Dr. Ballard recounts the Titanic's fateful last night and describes the moment-by-moment drama of the expeditions that found and explored her. For the first time, the exact location of the Titanic is revealed and, finally many of the mysteries that have surrounded her tragic fate are laid to rest. Here is the fascinating concluding chapter to a story that has captured imaginations for almost a century, the dramatic account of the most exciting underwater discovery of our time. In September 1985 Ballard and a Franco-American expedition discovered the wreck of the Titanic . Ballard used a specially designed remote imaging system to locate and photograph the wreck and then returned the following year to further survey and photograph the site in a three-person submarine. This pictorial record of his expedition is filled with good quality color and black-and-white pictures. Wherever possible he compares the modern-day pictures to original ones of the Titanic . After briefly discussing other attempts to find the Titanic , he gives a solid account of the sinking, then details the events that led to the ship's discovery. Highly recommended for libraries with an interest in the Titanic. John Kenny, San Francisco Public Library Number of Reviews: 3 Average Rating: david carter (davidcarter21@hotmail.com), some who reads books and does more, July 16, 2001, The film of titanic was very good and i loved it because it made me cry and many years back from the real thing it was so sad for people to lose there famliy. Also recommended: I enjoyed the flim how they done and the actin in the flim. A reviewer (Gor2465343@aol.com), December 1, 2000, The discovery opened up the newest chapter in the TITANIC story. The pictures painted by Ken Marschall are awesome and the pictures taken from the submersible Alvin are great. Also recommended: Exploring the Lusitania, Discovery of the Bismarck, Lost Ships Of Guaduacanal, Return to Midway Rickie Moneyhun (Jrhocfn@aol.com), 18 and I love learning shipwrecks, August 28, 2000, The Discovery of the Titanic Book was a great book I am a big Titanic fan I'm not talking about the movies I am talking about the acutal thing and this book touches the finer points of the Titanic. A Great Book #1 Bibliography:

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