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Why the QE2 grounded on rocks she had enough draft to clear, the squat effect and uncharted shoals explained
The QE2's draft was 32 feet, the rocks were 34 feet down, and yet she still tore open 400 feet of hull. Here's the physics ...
A former QE2 captain and his son have set up a website dedicated to the history of the famous ocean liner – here are some of the highlights Dave has been a journalist all his working career, starting ...
The QE2, which was launched 50 years ago, was a British "style icon" that became one of the most famous liners in the world - but it also marked the end of generations of large passenger ships being ...
Cunard's Queen Elizabeth 2\QE2) — flagship of the British merchant flteet — visited the King George V drydock in S<Vthampton, England. The ship entered the drydock, now owned and operated by A&P, for ...
The QE2, which sailed on its last voyage from its former home port of Southampton in England, was greeted by a large flotilla of private craft including the giant yacht My Dubai, owned by the ...
Remember deflation? Prices appeared to be circling the drain last summer, raising fears of a Japanese-style "lost decade" of spiraling personal debt, falling wages and economic stagnation. Well, you ...
With the end of June in sight, so too is the end of the latest round of focused quantitative easing from the U.S. Federal Reserve commonly called "QE 2." Assuming that the program ends as planned, the ...
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