Enthusiasm for engineers’ final sacrifice on titanic: The basic detail in 3D scanning reveals how the crews chose to die to keep the lights open as the ocean ship sank

They were the heroes of the Titanic disaster, the men who sacrificed themselves to save hundreds of lives.

For a long time, the prisoner was thought to have continued to work until the last moments of the engineering team on the ship.

But now, the new analysis of a full -sized digital screening of Titanic’s debris in Atlantic proves the heroes of men led by Chief Engineer Joseph Bell.

The images indicate how a valve on the ass deck is an open position, ie the steam still flows into the ship’s electricity system.

Bell and all of them are left behind to keep the lights open when the ship sinks.

The actions saved many lives by making them light as they started the crew lifeguard boats.

Chris Hearne, a master mariner captain who participated in the new research, told Telegraph: ‘Ships, lighting, heating and pumps provided life to run.

‘You could see that this steam valve was clearly open … This action saved hundreds of lives.’

Joseph Bell, Titanic’s chief engineer, was played by British actor Terry Forrest in James Cameron’s 1998 film

His opinion was repeated by Stephenson, the Titanic expert parks, who told the BBC: ‘chaos’ as long as possible, and all of which were symbolized by this open steam valve on the ass by this open steam valve.’

The valve, which could be seen in the images, was part of a line that steam from the boiler room to emergency dynamos.

Titanic was on his first journey from Southampton to New York when he hit a iceberg just before midnight, April 14, 1912.

The ship sank within three hours with more than 1,500 passengers and crew losses.

3D reconstruction of the ship, Derin Sea Caping Company Magellan Ltd. was made by.

After sending two years ago, they released the first images The officer to examine all parts of the wreckage.

The new evidence pointing to the heroes of the engineers at that time with contemporary reports.

Daily Mail reported on April 30, 1912: ‘Oiler A. Whyte, shortly after the accident, the emergency dynamos began to operate electricity if the engine room is flooded.

Derin Sea Caping Company Magellan Ltd experts, the demolished luxury lining ocean surface of about 12,500 feet under the new angles. In the picture, bow (front of the ship)

Titanic hit a fridge in the Atlantic Ocean on April 14, 1912

The report in the Daily Mail on April 30, 1912 explains how engineers and stores continue to work.

Witnesses explained how Bell rejected the space on a raft on his fears that he could be alabora. He said: ‘I will be good and I will find something else. Goodbye, men, God bless you. ‘

Bell was played by Stuntman Terry Forrest, a British actor in James Cameron’s 1998 epic film and died in a basic jumping accident in 2000.

A monument dedicated to engineers was placed in Southampton’s East Park in 1914.

The bronze and granite structure contain a tribute that began with the Greek goddess Nike statue and a verse that has quoted more than the Gospel’s John’s Gospel.

He writes: ‘Great love, there is no more people than that, that a man left his life for his friends.’

The tribute continues: ‘In memory of RMS “Titanic” engineers who showed their high understanding of duty and heroism by staying on their duties on April 15, 1912.

‘It was built by other engineers and friends in the world.’

Bell chaired a team of 25 engineers, six electrical engineers, two boiler manufacturers, a plumber and a clerk. They were all killed in the disaster.

Terrible 1912 titanic tragedy

Between 1909 and 1912, RMS Titanic, built by Belfast -based shipbuilding Harland and Wolff, was the largest ship in his time.

On April 10, 1912, the passenger ship owned and operated by the White Star Line set sail on his first journey from Southampton to New York.

Liner made two short stops on his way to the planned Atlantic transition – one at the French Cherbourg Port, the other in Cork Port of Ireland, the Titanic of smaller ships in the Titanic.

Within five days on his journey, Titanic hit a iceberg around 23:40 local time and produced six narrow openings on the ship’s banner body and was believed to occur as a result of the rivets on the body.

Just before midnight, April 14, 1912, RMS Titanic hit a iceberg and traveled from Southampton to New York on his first journey. Within three hours, the ‘soothed’ ship had shifted under the waves of the freezer Atlantic Ocean and killed more than 1,500 people.

The Titanic took about fifteen times faster than it can be pumped, and the body damage is very wide to prevent the liner from spreading to the lower decks of the liner for the waterproof compartments of the ship.

About two and a half hours later, the ship entered two parts and sank, each mile away from the sea floor.

Approximately 815 of the liner passengers were believed to have disappeared about 1,500 people in the tragedy.

The main feature of the ship was a great ladder. It was built of the English solid oak and developed with wrought iron. The decorated glass domes above are designed to allow natural light as much as possible

In his license, luxury Titanic was the world’s largest ship and carried some of the richest people in the world and hundreds of people in England, Ireland and elsewhere.

Eight Chinese men were on the ship, and six days later, the first ship to the catastrophe scene, Carpathia landed in New York.

In accordance with the Chinese exclusion law of the United States, men were transferred to an English ferry after 24 hours and sent to Cuba

Within five days on his journey, Titanic hit a iceberg around 23:40 local time and produced six narrow openings on the ship’s banner body and was believed to occur as a result of the rivets on the body. In the picture, he believed that the fridge was sinking titanic