Celebrating 50 years of planning education at Dundee Issues and Challenges in Managing Marine & Maritime Environments & Heritage Past, Present and Future 4th March 2014

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• Oceanography
• Marine spatial planning
• Dundee
• Belfast
• RMS Titanic
• Waterfront
• Watercraft
• Geography of the United Kingdom
• United Kingdom

Hubblecast Episode 55: Crash of the Titans 00:00 [Narrator] Astronomers have used the Hubble Space Telescope to forecast a future cosmic pile up: the titanic collision of the Milky Way and the Andromeda galaxy in about f

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• Virgo Supercluster
• Spiral galaxies
• Andromeda Galaxy
• Andromeda constellation
• Galaxy
• Milky Way
• Elliptical galaxy
• Star
• Galaxy formation and evolution
• Astronomy
• Extragalactic astronomy
• Local Group

DCF Award Masterlist[removed]Ashabranner, Brent. Always to Remember. Dodd. Gr. 4 Up. Ballard, Robert D. Exploring the Titanic. Scholastic. Gr. 4 Up. Bunting, Eve. Is Anybody There?. Lippincott. Gr. 4 Up. Byars, Betsy.

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PDF Document

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• International Maritime Organization
• Law of the sea
• International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea
• RMS Titanic
• Rescue
• Palermo
• International relations
• Transport
• Water
• Water transport

Titanic, the Halifax Connection A self-guided tour brought to you by Halifax Public Libraries, the Nova Scotia Archives and the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. 1. Waterfront: It was here, along the waterfront, that the

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• Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
• CS Mackay-Bennett
• Mount Olivet Cemetery
• RMS Atlantic
• Baron de Hirsch Cemetery
• Halifax
• J. Bruce Ismay
• Titanic
• White Star Line
• Fairview Cemetery
• Halifax
• Nova Scotia
• RMS Titanic
• Watercraft
• Sidney Leslie Goodwin

Mariners Weather Log Vol. 45, No. 1 A Fresh Breeze in the West Wind Belt In: “The South Pole”, by Roald Amundsen, [removed]From Treasures of the NOAA Library Collection

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• United States Coast Guard
• Physical oceanography
• Iceberg
• International Ice Patrol
• RMS Titanic
• Labrador Current
• Radiofax
• Ice
• National Weather Service
• Water ice
• Water
• Transport

Mariners Weather Log Vol. 45, No. 3 December[removed]Sizing Up the Iceberg

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• Glaciology
• Physical oceanography
• Iceberg
• International Ice Patrol
• Curtis Ebbesmeyer
• RMS Titanic
• Arctic Ocean
• Ice
• Sea ice
• Water
• Transport
• United States Coast Guard

Discover Your World With NOAA What can swim deep inside the wreck of the Titanic? Build an Underwater Robot

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• Technology
• Submersible
• Goods
• Manufacturing
• Wire
• Remotely operated underwater vehicle
• Autonomous underwater vehicle

Microsoft Word - THE SINKING OF THE “TITANIC” RESULTS OF CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION AVAILABLE THROUGH GPO’S FDLP.doc

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• United States Government Printing Office
• Federal Reserve System
• United States congressional hearing
• Government Documents Department
• Government
• Federal Depository Library Program
• United States Congressional Serial Set

Titanic At 11:40 p.m. on April 14, 1912, RMS Titanic hit an iceberg off the coast of eastern Canada. Two hours and forty minutes later, the huge ship sank more than a mile down to the bottom of the North Atlantic Ocean.

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• RMS Titanic
• Canada
• Edwardian era
• United Kingdom
• Titanic
• Watercraft
• Film
• Four funnel liners