Efforts to find the SS Californian's wreck? : r/Shipwrecks - Reddit
Oct 13, 2020 · A few years later, the Californian herself was seized by the British government to be used as a troop transport during World War I and ultimately torpedoed by a German submarine in the Mediterranean. According to Wikipedia, the wreck has never been found.
Has the SS Californian been found ? : r/Shipwrecks - Reddit
Sep 19, 2022 · The Californian, being over 10,000ft down in that area of the Med, is in a cold place that doesn't have much bottom trawling from fishing or really any commercial activity. It's basically a giant fridge with relatively low oxygen content and not much in the way of currents.
Efforts to find the SS Californian's wreck? : r/titanic - Reddit
Feb 18, 2021 · A few years later, the Californian was seized by the British government to be used as a troop transport during World War I and ultimately torpedoed by a German submarine in the Mediterranean. According to Wikipedia, the wreck has never been found. I'm curious about the current condition of the wreck, and hope that the wreck will eventually be ...
My estimation of the SS Californian Wreck location : r/titanic - Reddit
Jul 20, 2023 · The SS Californian sank in ww1 by torpedo and was last reported to be 98 kilometers southwest of the Cape of matapan. Using this info, I made a guess of where the wreck (still not found to this day) could possibly be.
Location of the Californian? : r/Shipwrecks - Reddit
Wikipedia states "To date, Californian's wreck remains undiscovered", and gives the ca. coordinates as 35°32′30″N 22°06′06″E where she was torpedoed by U-35. The sea depth at that location could be as much as 4000 meters.
SS Californian: the ship that stood still : r/titanicfacts - Reddit
May 8, 2018 · The ship Lord commanded in April 1912 was the SS Californian, a British steamship owned by the Leyland Line, part of J.P. Morgan's International Mercantile Marine Company. She was constructed by the Caledon Shipbuilding & Engineering Company in Dundee, Scotland, and was the largest ship built in Dundee up to that time.
What if the Californian helped the Titanic? : r/titanic - Reddit
Mar 26, 2021 · Navigating ice at night is a nightmare for a multitude of reasons (see: Titanic). Californian was in an unlucky position—had they heard the message and did all they should've, they've have to navigate very slowly through an ice field they couldn't really see. The best situation Californian could've given was pick up the lifeboats a little ...
SS Californian : r/titanic - Reddit
Jul 12, 2023 · The two ships were distantly visible to each other (in the case of Titanic, they could just make out Californian's masthead and navigation lights), so Californian likely wouldn't have been sailing for the incorrect coordinates in Titanic's first distress call, sent at 12:27am.
Did the SS Californian really ignore the Titanic’s rockets ... - Reddit
Jul 5, 2023 · In short, yes, it is true. The Californian was nearby, although just how close she was is uncertain. What is certain, beyond reasonable doubt, is that people onboard the Titanic could see the Californian, and vice-versa. During this time, multiple crew members of the Californian said that something seemed wrong with the ship they were looking at.
What happened to SS Californian (the ship that failed to ... - Reddit
Sep 18, 2021 · For those who don't know what happened to the ship i will tell you.On November 9th 1915 just 3 years when the Titanic sank the SS Californian was sunk by a German U-Boat not sure how long it took for her to sink.She is at 13,000 feet in the ocean if i remember correctly she lies at 200 miles where the wreck of Britannic is,The ship's wreck was ...