Why was the Titanic so named?

Titanic left southampton and a couple days later, another boat named 'Cherbourg' took passengers to the titanic , so more passengers boarded on Titanic. So it werent really visted by titanic or cherbourg. ...

discovery of the titanic

She was named Titanic as a nod to Mythology. Olympic was named for the Olympians and Titanic got her name to allude to the Titans. ...

The Titanic was called the Titanic because if the size.

No, The Titans were the first children of Gaea but the gods were their children. Titanic was the name of a ship, so named for its massive size (Titanic, root word titan). ...

because the titanic place is in the sea

they built a ship named the titanic because they felt like it.

Titan was named after Titanic

Titanic was regarded as "unsinkable" but was not named so by the public or even the builders. It was a reference made in "Shipbuilders Magazine" in 1911. ...

The Titanic went down just to the southeast of Newfoundland near the Grand Banks, so it was named "Rock". ...

Not so sure. There could of been, but I don't think there was any romance with a man named Jack...... ...

Titanic was built by company in Ireland named Harland & Wolff.

Titanic originally came from the word tragic.

yes it was called the TITENA named after the titanic

Titanic was always called Titanic. Are you actually asking about the Britannic, which was originally named Gigantic? ...

It wasn't called the wonder ship titanic it is called the ship of dreams

They named the Titanic ,Titanic because Titanic is a synonym for Enormous. The Titanic was the largest ship that had been built up to that time. The origin of the name Titanic came from the 'Titans,' who are powerful giants from Greek-Roman legends. The word 'Titanic' means, Having great stature or enormous strength; huge or colossal Of enormous scope, power, or influence. ...

This is a myth. The Titanic was not called "unsinkable" until after it sunk. ...

The first mate of the titanic was a man named Simon Hall.

Titanic means big. You're wrong. The Titanic's name came from the Titans of Greek Mythlogy, so Harland and Wolff named the ship Titanic because of her great size, speed, and Luxury. ...

There was no ship called Britannic Titanic; there was a White Star Line ship named Britannic. Of the two (Britannic and Titanic), the Britannic was larger. ...

The name Titanic was derived from the myths of gigantic titans. So it seemed only fitting to name the biggest ship built at the time after the gargantuan greek titans of legend. ...

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no but there was a Ruth

There was a direct to DVD Titanic II released in 2010 made by The Asylum that premiered on Syfy in the same year, so yes, technically there is a sequel since it uses the same named ship, but it has no relation to James Cameron's movie or the movies that came before. It's simply a disaster movie that takes place on a boat named Titanic II. ...