After losing sight of the Titanic, the survivors in the lifeboat had no where to look to. They were scattered throughout the vast Atlantic without much to help them. At about three in the morning, faint lights were seen by the survivors. Curious to see what the source of those lights were, they discovered that it was a ship, the Carpathia. Coming to their rescue, the Carpathia was responding to the last calls of help it received from the Titanic and was saving all the boats it spotted in the water. At 8:00 am, the last lifeboat was picked up. With a ship full of unexpected passengers, the Carpathia made its way to New York. On the night of Thursday, April 18, the ship with all of its crew and passengers made it to New York safe and sound.
