RMS Empress of Ireland

The RMS Empress of Ireland was a ship that had 96 voyages (1906 - 1914) until it sinks at Canadian waters. It sinks when it collides with another ship (called the Storstad) when the Empress is on its way to Liverpool, England. It was leaving Canada at May 28, and impact happened at May 29. The Empress sinks in only 14 minutes. The Empress of Ireland sinking was not known to many Canadians. The Empress of Ireland may has steel boats. And the boats lowered are not known, but during the sinking, only 7 boats in total are lowered as it leans over 90 degrees after about 11 minutes, and only 5/6 made it. After the sinking, the Storstad came for the passengers. The captain of the Empress survives.

Theories
There is a theory that the Empress of Ireland leans all 180 degrees after 10 minutes of impact. However, it may have leans about 90 degrees over and sinks that way (because of the wreckage). Only 14 minutes of sinking made The Learning Method try a video sinking it in real time. And now a YouTuber called Itsstillthinking has a project with the real time sinking.