what is the length & breadth of titanic?
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length   882.75 feet\nbreadth (beam)  92.5 feet
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RMS_Titanic
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Titanic - "I'm the king of the world!"\n\nWhy? Because your standing at the front of a ship?
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The world's largest cruise ship is the $800 million Queen Mary 2.\n\nThe British-registered liner is 1,132 feet long -- the equivalent of 41 London double-decker buses -- and more than 236 feet high. It can take 2,620 passengers.
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18 to 21 feet\nhttp://hypertextbook.com/facts/2001/AnneMarieThomasino.shtml\n\nGreat question....I just learned something!!
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90-120 metres long and 45-90 metres wide. See more details at the link below.
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305m long by 33.5m wide
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Athena was recently completed by Royal Huisman in the Netherlands for Jim Clark, Internet pioneer and founder of SGI, Netscape, Healtheon, etc. Athena is a 3 masted schooner of enormous proportions. Length overall (LOA) is 289 feet (90m), width (beam) is 36 feet (12m), and weighs in at over 1000 tonnes. His previous boat, Hyperion was also large, but not as large. \n\nWhile Athena is currently the largest sailing ship in the world, it won't be for long. There are other, larger boats currently in construction as these rich guy try to outdo each other. \n\nOne problem is that the masts are getting so tall that they do not fit under the Bridge of the Americas which hooks up the two sides of the Panama Canal. The bridge has a clearance of 201 feet at high tide. One guy made a yacht that can only fit under the bridge at low tide, so now other rich guys are having yachts designed with telescoping masts and other clever mast-shortening devices so that they can lower while going under this bridge.\n\nSubscribe to the British magazine "Yachting World", as they have a wonderful "Supersail" section in each issue that details various huge and amazing yachts.
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5,725 ft. check out this site.
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SOMEANTHA is correct\n\nbut if you want a quickie answer for bigger numbers\nhere is a website that will do it for you\n\nhttp://www.onlineconversion.com/length_common.htm
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True, there are various models of the 747 however the fuselage of all models (-100 thru -400) is the same length; 225 feet 2 inches long.  The wingspans of the various models does vary however.  Additionally, the recently launched 747-8 will be 242ft in passenger version and 250ft in cargo variants.
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C.\n\n[delta]L = L0 x [alpha] x [delta]T\n\n[alpha] is the coeff. of linear expansion (23.6 x 10^6 for Al) \n\nor [delta]L = 1.2 x 23.6 x 10^6 x (65 - 15)\n\nor [delta]L = 1.2 x 23.6 x 10^6 x 50\n\nor [delta]L = 0.001416 m\n\nSo, the final length is: 1.2 + 0.001416 = 1.201416 m
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Titanic - at the U.S. Box Office, it made $600,779,824.\n\nWorldwide, it made $1,835,300,000.
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Im troubled by this question but I can tell you its usally about 4ft. from what ive seen myself. There are always pics on the web. Go look cause im sure not gonna. Get a life.
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Sorry I don't know the first thing about icebergs, but hope these sites help you!\n\nhttp://www.wordplay.com/tourism/icebergs/\nhttp://www.spri.cam.ac.uk/library/pictures/gallery/ice.html\nhttp://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Rapids/4233/ijsbergen.htm\nhttp://www.natice.noaa.gov/products/iceberg/\n\nAnd for info on the Titanic see:\nhttp://www.titanic-titanic.com/icebergs.shtml
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Titanic was the second of three ships built by the White Star Line, the first being the Olympic and the third named Britanic (orginally Gigantic).  They were built side by side at Harland and Wolff in Belfast.  The Titanic's first and last launch left first from Southhampton, England.
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Size and connection to the planet(under the water) but mainly size