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Hundimiento del Titanic El hundimiento del Titanic puso fin a la travesía inaugural del RMS Titanic, que debía conectar Southampton con Nueva York.[1] Se desarrolló en la noche del 14 al 15 de abril de 1912 en el océano Atlántico Septentrional frente a las costas de Terranova. El Titanic chocó contra un iceberg en el lado de estribor el 14 de abril de 1912 a las 23:40[2] y se hundió en menos de tres horas, a las 02:20.[3] Fallecieron 1.512 personas por ahogamiento o hipotermia, lo que convierte este naufragio en una de las mayores catástrofes marítimas en tiempo de paz y en el más fatal de la época. Numerosas personalidades murieron durante el naufragio, entre las que se encontraban Benjamin Guggenheim y John Jacob Astor IV. El Titanic era un transatlántico británico de la White Star Line, construido bajo la iniciativa de J. Bruce Ismay en 1907,[4] y diseñado por el arquitecto Thomas Andrews en los astilleros de Harland and Wolff. Travesía[editar] Itinerario previsto por el RMS Titanic. «¡Fuera!
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Cien años después, un transatlántico revive el viaje del "Titanic" Imagen de archivo del "Titanic", en su tiempo el barco de pasajeros más grande y lujoso del mundo. Crédito: picture-alliance/Geisler-Fotopress REPORTAJE Por Britta Gürke (dpa) LONDRES/SOUTHAMPTON, 11 abr (dpa) - A bordo hay el mismo menú y se escucha la misma música, pero, si todo sale según lo previsto, esta vez no se repetirá la tragedia. Y es que casi 100 años después de que el "Titanic" partiera desde Southampton, más de mil personas se han embarcado en una travesía de recuerdo que seguirá su misma ruta. En la noche del 14 al 15 de abril, cuando se conmemora el centenario del hundimiento, el "Balmoral" habrá llegado al mismo punto del océano donde el legendario buque quedó sepultado. A bordo de la nueva embarcación viajarán 1.309 pasajeros, exactamente el mismo número que hace un siglo embarcó en el "Titanic", afirman los organizadores. Entre los pasajeros hay 28 nacionalidades.
Amazing Wine Labels: 30 Creative and Unique Wine Label Designs 30 Creative and Unusual Wine Label Designs Amazing Wine Labels – The design of a wine label can make or break the success of a new wine introduced to the market. Even beyond the quality of the wine itself, the label plays a primary role in the purchasing decisions of customers. It is on this fact that many graphic designers have focused their attention to making creative, compelling labels that connect a bottle of wine with its buyer. To celebrate the work of these designers, TheCoolist has selected 30 of the most impressive wine label designs in recent history. To read it right, we suggest you enjoy this list over a freshly popped glass of wine… Inkwell Wine’s Rorschach-Inspired Wine Bottles Just as every wine may effect each palette differently, the Rorschach inkblot test’s meaning is different to each viewer. Inkwell Wine Gallery Meeta Panesar Wine Label Designs Meeta Panesar’s wine bottle designs were created as an homage to the Op Art movement and the work of artist Joseph Albers.
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