↑ Large fragments of the hull discovered proved that the ship broke into three major sections rather than the previously believed two. However, the full analysis will not be published until 2006. USA Today's report on the hull fragments
↑ At the time of the collision, Titanic's clocks were set to 2 hours 2 minutes ahead of Eastern Time Zone and 2 hours 58 minutes behind Greenwich Mean Time. Ship's time had been set at midnight, April 13–14, 1912, and was based on the expected position of Titanic at local apparent noon on April 14, which in turn was based on the star sights of the evening of April 13, adjusted by dead reckoning. Due to the unfolding disaster, Titanic's clocks were not adjusted at midnight of April 14–15.[1]
