how can titanic has 1500 deaths, and when britannic has 1 death when britannic sunk faster?

Question

I don't understand same thing why did titanic has 1500 deaths and sink fast but britannic had 1 death and sunk 10x faster. the iceberg put a long scrap along the side, but britannic had a huge hole in the side, so the bitannic toke in water 10x faster tham titanic

Answer 1

the titanic had watertight doors on e deck, but they didnt go high. the water dagged the boat down and water flowed from one compartment to the other. the britannic had watertight doors to b deck. it has had a double hull all the way around. the titanic sank in water that was 30 dregrees F. the survivors didnt last long. the britannic sank in warm water and was near the shore it was also part of an escort force.

Answer 2

The Britannic didn't have one death... during the sinking. Two lifeboats were lowered by the automatic release gear, unbeknown to the officer in charge of those boats, and they eventually were sucked into the spinning propellors, and the engines stopped just as a third boat was about to be sliced and diced. Other passengers died on the rescue ships, probably due to injuries they'd been treated for on the Britannic.

So, more than one soul was lossed due to the disaster, and the Britannic sank in 52 minutes, about a third of the time Titanic took to sink.

Answer 3

Research has now shown that the Titanic actually broke in two. and the 2 halves sunk fast than just a hole. The Britannia also had adequate life boats and life jackets. Its hold didn't go completely through the inner shell.

Answer 4

Could it be that the Britannic had the required amount of life boats?...more notice of what happened so they had more time to prepare for the sinking?...better rescue response system?
These are just my guesses.

Answer 5

Warmer water, help arrived sooner.