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Titanic

Things with no place

How does this exist in spatial relation to other knowledge?

This arrangement is schematic. Distance and direction on this diagram carry no physical meaning — it shows how these things relate, not where they are. Nothing here is measured position, live telemetry or a simulation.

MissionsProgrammesIdeas and conditionsOlympic-class linerTitanic's lifeboat complement1985 Franco-American Titanic searchBritish Wreck Commissioner's Inquiry into the loss of the TitanicUnited States Senate inquiry into the loss of the TitanicInternational Ice PatrolWhite Star Line (Oceanic Steam Navigation Company)Captain Arthur RostronCaptain Edward John SmithJack Phillips (John George Phillips)J. Bruce IsmayRobert BallardCaptain Stanley LordThomas AndrewsNorth Atlantic iceberg driftNorth Atlantic — Grand Banks approachesBoard of Trade Life-Saving Appliances Rules (1894)International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1914Marconi wireless telegraphy at seaHMHS BritannicSS CalifornianRMS CarpathiaRMS OlympicRMS Titanic
Schematic. 24 objects, arranged by kind. No position, no distance, no motion.
Missions1

One flight, with a beginning and an end.

Programmes1

The organisation that flew the missions, across years.

Ideas and conditions22

Something with no place at all: a condition, a plan, an idea.