Three bronze giants, built to push the Titanic across the Atlantic. The propellers, a true symbol of the ship’s power and modernity, still remain one of the most impressive images of its engineering.
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The Titanic’s Propellers Underwater
Titanic’s Steel Heart – Inside the Engine Room
The Titanic’s Giant Propellers
Facing the Giant: Titanic
Looking Up at the Titanic
Titanic Moored at the Port
The Titanic’s Departure from Southampton
Transport of beach dredging and nourishment pipes
Excavator carries heavy pipes on the beach
Heavy pipes for sand nourishment to the sea
crawler excavator carries cargo on the beach
Orange tracked excavator carries three pipes on the sea
Line of pipes on the beach for moving the sand
Series of large pipes resting on the sand
Crawler Excavator on the Beach: Mesmerizing Moves of an Orange Crawler Excavator by the Sea
Four tubes resting on the sand of the beach
Pipes resting on the sand ready to be used on the construction site
Excavators work by the sea












Three bronze giants, built to push the Titanic across the Atlantic. The propellers, a true symbol of the ship’s power and modernity, still remain one of the most impressive images of its engineering.