Titan:The Uprising

In Chapter 1, in the evening darkness, cool and dark air is blowing on the horizon. I was standing there ... faced an infinite terrain in front of me. Blood, bullets, corpses are in cold places ... still on the ground, each contains the past. I stood there holding my AR in hand, I walked ahead and hit all the pebbles around my legs, leading some of my people to a definite death. We are all avant-garde a bit. After a week's fight and adrenaline, the body seems to have failed. Nobody can predict what happened in the past few days.

The Titanic is bigger than Hesperus. "The history of the Titanic is still one of the most popular topics in the world The unsatisfying desire for the Titanic's desire inspired researchers to find the exact location of the remnant site for years Founded in 1985, this ship was first seen in the world for more than 60 years. "The Titanic left Queenstown, Ireland

This month, 90 years ago, the world's most famous ocean ship, the Titanic, sank 3,600 meters into the frozen sea of ​​the North Atlantic Ocean. More than 1,500 passengers and crew died on the Titanic's maiden voyage. This incident led to the exploration of 70 years of shipwreck. It was eventually discovered by famous explorer Bob Ballard. I also discovered that the Titanic reexamined whether historical relics should be removed from the ship's location. Dr. Ballard recently held a new model exhibition at the National Geographic Society in Washington - where he discussed efforts to protect VOA and marine treasures.

Titanic is the beginning of the Atlantic transatlantic Golden Age. The sister ship Olympic career of the Titanic continued until 1935, and in the following decades, a bigger and faster series of ships including Bremen and Europe, Normandy, Mary, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Elizabeth II and France

Titan played a big part in the 2009 movie "Star Trek" (USA). The company went out of warp in the atmosphere of Titan to infiltrate the Romulan ship that attacked the earth. Titan also appeared in the episodes of the movie "Star Trek Nemesis" and "Star Trek: Next Generation". Several other television programs and movies, such as the movie "Gutaka", the programs "Futurama" and "Eureka", and the symbolic animated series "Cowboy Bebop" feature the Titans. As Marvel and DC dozens of video games also feature Titan.