So just think – tonight at midnight it will be April 15, 2016, but 104 (1912) years ago the Titanic was on it’s maiden (that means first) voyage. It already hit the ice burg because that happened at 11:40 p.m. on April 14th. At 2:20 a.m. April 15 will mark 104 years that the Titanic sank. Here are some pictures from our STEM challenge. The full diorama should hopefully be up next week. I hope you’ve all learned something, and have enjoyed learning about the Titanic. I have always been fascinated by the Titanic to think that there was this beautiful ship just lying on the ocean floor. All the treasures that would be inside it, and sadly the people with their hopes and dreams, too. I often wonder if Titanic had never sank, what would have happened to the ship? Most ships are sold to salvage yards and torn apart, some ships are blown up and sank on purpose to help make coral reefs. At the time Titanic was the largest and most luxurious, but since that time there have been bigger (and probably more luxurious) ships built. Here are just a few pictures to enjoy from our last STEM project. Sorry I didn’t get more. It was a very high energy building process.