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  • omg titanic haunts me can pple stop talking about it.i have another ship to worry about, concordia but titanic haunts me more

  • It's a terribly SIMPLE reason. It would've been "unsinkable" if they hadn't found out a new and more efficient way of making steel. It was easier to do and they thought it made it stronger, when infact it made the steel weaker; That's why the iceberg broke through it so easily.

  • titanic sank since 100years sharp how did i know : 2012-1912=100 :P

  • If this says anything related to how it sank haha and I'm lady gaga

  • THE TITANIC HIT A ICEBERG

  • Maybe Sponge Bob and his people grabbed the bottom and pulled... You never know. Lol

  • how did they know its titanic,maybe is olympic,cuz olympic is same with titanic

  • This is an advertisement for the full documentary. There is no content here. Don't waste your time.

  • kraken

  • @elasolezito lol

  • Damn... I missed it..

  • Stern weighs more than 1 pound too you know. Lol.

  • i wish that soon there are a people get the titanic inside the sea..

    because that is so important for the history...

  • Personally, I think the sinking of the Titanic was an "inside job", carried out by Elvis, Shergar and Lord Lucan, funded by the Mafia, and orchestrated by the same people who faked the moon landings.

    Mind you, I am a cunt.

  • @JoeStunner You forgot to throw in George Bush.

  • @greenwich1754

    Oh definitely! I know Bush organised the sinking of the Titanic because Alex Jones, David Icke and some students told me.

  • @greenwich1754

    Right along with George Clooney and Mel Gibson. And Cthulhu was there to try to sink the lifeboats, but Chuck Norris beat him up.

  • @JoeStunner

    No, you're not! XP LOL

    You, Sir, are EPIC!

  • @JoeStunner ROFL.

  • Gee I wonder..... maybe Bob Saget did it..

  • Must ... resist ... bad ... Yomomma-joke...

  • Maybe Darth Vadar did it!

  • GOD i'm confuseddd

  • I think it could've been avoided if they steered the ship to hit the ice berg head on instead of steering it to the left and making it scrape its side. If it had hit head on, maybe it could have just pushed the ship and made it stop....i believe that sounds reasonable.

  • @xicahoney01 it sounds easy to dodge an iceberg, but the titanic was going at 23 knots (25m/ph or something) and thats quite fast for a very bif boat. the people in the crows nest had to use there eyesight (not binoculars, they didnt have any) and it was very dark. so the iceberg wasnt far and they spotted it. they would have dodged it if jack phillips didnt shout abuse to them (the california boat warned them) i underrstand jack though as he was in panic sending sos calls.

  • @xicahoney01 also ismay forced the captain (using his position in the 'white star line' company) to go faster so they could get to newyork 2 days earliar. but if they ignored ismay and carried on at there own pace they would've have been 2 days late, but everyones lives would be spared. i know im giving you a history lesson (lol) but its hard to dodge and iceberg:/

  • @kekahkooproductions Thanks!! That makes sense, there are so many theories and speculations about the Titanics' historic tragedy, also have you read a book called "The Titanic Murders"? If you're as fascinated like me about the Titanic I strongly recommend it. That's how I learned about a lot of important real characters from the Titanic. I can't recall the authors name but it's based on fiction/nonfiction. I wonder if they'll ever try to raise the Titanic in the future with more technology???

  • @xicahoney01 yess yess, i agree:D at the time they wouldnt have thought of any of these theories (as you wouldnt really) andd noo im sorry i havent read the book:( do you know where you can get it???? cos recently i have been a HUGE titanic fan (even though im quite young) and app they are making a new titanic for next year in April (100th anniversary of titanic sinking) and do the same route again!! and when they past the area the titanic sink, they are doing a memorial service:D thankss :D!!!!

  • @kekahkooproductions Hey !!! I have a question how old are u?im pretty young too...anyways the book is called the titanic murders and its by max allan collins..u can rent it at the public library thats where I got it at. and yea I heard about that too but I heard that they were going to make another movie like the titanic sequel and its gonna star leonardo di caprio (jack) and rose again!!

  • @xicahoney01 im about 13:) hbu? and yess thanks, will doo:D! woop woop, i hope they do! that would bee good:D! thanks:)

  • @kekahkooproductions lol!! im about to be 22, well hope u read that book, you'll like it ;-)

  • @xicahoney01 That's exactly right. If they had just steered straight into the iceberg, they would have had some frontal damage, and a few of the compartments would have flooded, but nothing bad. They would have been able to fix it up again at Belfast. But, because they turned and the iceberg put a 300ft hole into the starboard side, there was nothing they could do.

  • @Emmerlii EXACTLY!!! thank you...yea I think that if it would have hit in the front it could have had some damage, but no as much as to have sink the boat. I also heard that I the ship could have arrived safely even though it had water if only they had closed the most important doors first instead of closing them all at the same time...idk its just so sad that it could have been prevented and we could have avoided such tragedy!! :(

  • It hit an iceberg

  • why can't they admit that i was chuck norris with a roundhouse kick?

  • TITANIC sank in the ATLANTIC OCEAN RIGHT!!!

    ATLANTIS was in the ATLANTIC OCEAN!!!

    probably TITANIC got attacked by ATLANTEANS!!!!!

  • @2822522 awsome that is 1 awsome comment lolz

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  • Send me a message to see y the titanic sank not a iceberg

  • My way: Some guy on board got bored out of hell, went to the bottom of the ship and chopped a hole with a axe.

  • I think she broke apart because!

    The back was sticking up in the air, means its pretty fucking heavy. Add the people who were there to avoid the water. Adds a few thousand lbs.

  • Any1 have any ideas on where i can find the whole documentary??

  • Looks like a Conspiracy Theorists' night in..

  • Only if they had more time & enough life boats. ];

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  • @Tailobol dude did you listen to me?first of all its IMPOSSIBLE for a 30.000 ton back to get in 30 degree against gravity itself and you must even thing about the 1500 people that where on here back at that time she probably could not hold it at more than max 15-25 degree cause i mean it 30.000 ton + 1500 people(=60 to 80 kg for every people on board at that time =90 to 120 ton in total,so that kinda A LOT! and thing about what they wearing at that time cause that could get to a nice extra 2ton)

  • @longer393 a ship like that can sink in 30 degree angle becouse,

    a giant tanker that is bigger and heavier than titanic can :P

  • @Tailobol your an idiot! you can't try to prove anything with that!cause titanic was still a ship made in 1910 most was with machine but still some with hand and what your talking about is about a ship thats like made in 2000!we now have better ships that can take more than the ship's in 1910 could!titanic was outside of steel but inside of wood so that breaks easy,but the ships today are almost from top to bottom made out of steel and im a 100% sure a tanker is made 100% out of steel.

  • thats scary

  • titanic sink because of the same reason the challenger blew up .

  • Okay, the Titanic did not break in half the same way as in the movie. Th engine weighed many tons and therefore Titanic would have broken at a shallower angle. Instead of over 30 degrees as in the movie, the ship would have broken at about 11 degrees. There is no way the ship would have been able to get so high of an angle with so heave of an engine.

  • @sinkingship5 first in the movie the ship was only at an angle of 6 degree but they ditagly add more so it was not 6 not 30 but 45 degrees and that indeed is impsossible cause the back 30.000 ton so i think he cracked at an 15-25 degree that could look for the survivors like it was realy high and made them possible thing 30-40 dergree

  • If Titanic hadn't of broken then she would have stayed afloat in a idle position long enough for all the people to be saved by Carpathia. But the breaking caused to sink extremely fast.

  • @Titanicluver321 No it would not! The ship was being dragged down into the ocean by it's bow. If the ship never broke in half the ship would have been dragged down be the bow the whole way down, migh even been fully vertical at one point. It would have been pulled on an angle until it was fully in the ocean, then it probibly would have leveled out and came to a crash at the bottom on the ocean.

  • @HQFitz dude chill. and i really doubt that...

  • @sinkingship5 you don't have to be an expert at titanic to know what you have written in your comment it's pritty basic.

  • Okay first of all I am an expert on the Titanic. Alot of people suffered and died in this tragic disaster so lets be serious and not making jokes about it like Megamanfan111 is. Okay Titanic hit an iceberg, and then she sank from the bow. However, it is still not completely sure how or when it broke up and thats what everyone is trying to figure out.

  • @sinkingship5 Well duh alot of people died. i know everything there is to know about the R.M.S. Titanic. Of course she broke right between the third and fourth funnel. Because Titanic had a gap in her hull structure so that she could move with the waves that weakened the ship when it came to sinking. The gap couldnt hold the approximet weight of the Titanic which was 48,000 tons. So of course she broke. so she broke the same was as in the movie Titanic in 1997.

  • =Chaterton and ol Richie had bad weather sunk all their money in this expedition,got a dive or two in ,less than planned on. to sell the show on this already as said known part they made this already known great find,these two are the biggest blow hard nobody's in diving history and worshiped as gods to the few that follow their every foots step

    go to the keys and teach rebreather tecs to fools that will pay you way too much for the star factor!

  • guys its easy!!! if u really wanna see how the titanic really sank, just borrow doc browns time machine and go back to 1912! but then again if u do that u might as well just save the titanc from sinking and change the course of history and cause a major time.....whatever he calls it in the back to the future movies lol

  • Hi I think doc brown called it a time flux continuim

  • the stress on the hull from water made it split.

    An iceberg hit it!not a torpedoe u dumb shits.(not everybody)

  • we all know this because the level of the water was to weak to carry it all down in 1 go because it wasnt an equalparts it just had to split

  • Yes but how many were really aboard the titianic 2228.

  • i mean world war1 it sank in 1912 so could or not be true about the germens sinking it

  • @mrjamesbomb1 ... if you could fail any more as a troll i would be very suprised world war one was 1914 to 1918 so please go eat some glass

  • @lordAKiraAndou ffs he was only saying what he thought big deal he was wrong get a fuking grip a urself and stop insulting people for no reason atall... prick

  • your history fail? even a toddler would noe that ww1 was 1914 2 years after the titanic sunk u moron

  • ive scene it but the was no record that it hit an iceberk is the it could be the germena it was in world war2

  • mrjamesbomb1, WWII was started in 1939 and ended by 1946 in the pacific. Titanic sank in 1912 and there was numerous reports that Titanic hit an ice berg. Germans didnt sink her. They had no need to. The Lusitania & Mauritania was built to steal the blue ribband from the germans.  Not Olympic/Titanic.

  • @mrjamesbomb1 How the hell could the germans possibly have sunk it? If a german torpedo hit it, we would have known that when sonar scans were sent down there. There are images of the tear in her side that prove it was an iceberg. I have no idea what so ever where you got the idea that germans did that.

  • man.... if ur gonna comment on a titanic sinking at least b sure to get the facts rite ww1 started 2 years after the titanic sank (1914) u must b getting confused with the lusitania

  • is there a website for the whole video? like the history channel?

    thanks, masterdawg2008

  • @masterdawg2008 It's on youtube. Just search "Hist Ch Titanic's Final Moments 2006 01 de 10"

  • btw i know its real im not tryin to say its fake but imagine that lol

  • imagine if this was just all made up...

    like they probably were like .. hmmm we really need to go down in history for something lets make up this.

  • is there anywhere i can see this whole thing?

  • this show was good

  • I remember watching that the night it aired. Good special. Worth watching! They discussed the buckling of the underside..

  • Parasol, nope this isnt new evidence. The double bottom was known to exsist where they found it in this video back in the mid 1990`s when they did a sonar scan of the wreck area. No one just investigated it. In the end I havent watched the video but I know they are putting forth their bottom up break. In the end I put zero faith in this new theory. This bottom piece could have got pulled off the ship after she broke her back and sank beneath the waves and ended up where it is today.

  • lol, conspiracy theorists

  • yeah well they suck

  • conspiracy where? -.-

  • United states thought it had evil terrorists on it heading to new york city so they shot it down and sank it!

  • no youre wrong...they were aliens that took all the dead for expirements (LOL)

  • nice lol

  • Your site doesn't esixt!11!1!!!!

    Liar!!!

    XD =P

  • haha ;)

  • i go whit the MEGALADON theory that 1 make sense

  • what if a MEGALADON bit the titanic thats probbaly how it sank

  • WHOA :O

    That would be crazy..

  • @Megamanfan111 NOOOOOOOOO it was godzillas spines that got missplaced by icebergs :P

  • @Megamanfan111

    noo i believe its godzilla's spikes that may look like an iceberg was the fault

  • @Megamanfan111 in waters THAT cold? wouldn't chance it

  • @Megamanfan111 thats funny because i typed in on google "can a megalodon sink the titanic" and i didnt find anything so i typed in titanic of youtube and this vid poped up and i saw your comment :P. btw i got a good megalodon fact video on my youtube channel.

  • @Megamanfan111 lol it,s not a megaladon but a megalodon ;P

  • my friends grandpa was one of the first people that found the titanic!

  • and the titanic was not built well, it only had one lair of steel, the strongest part was the front, though, so if it hit there, it would've sank slower... i found that out at the titanic museaum- newfounland

  • cool!

  • about you loser

  • ATTENTION EVERYONE: Should we turn ACRE1971 into the FBI for his fucked up comment? That sounds like a threat to me???

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  • it got bit in two by a godzillasaurus that was sleeping in cryogenic suspension and released from the ice berg by the titanic. New evidence, I am not wearing any pants....film at eleven!

  • There's no mystery as to why the Titanic broke in two. The weight from the bow pulled the ship down and the the ship was too long and fragile to stay in one piece.

  • Boeing 707 PP-VLU will be found as the same manner as Titanic.

  • Do you mean to say you think the aircraft is as big as the Titanic ship or are you making some sort of threat? You Got AZtwoNE all upset...

  • ur gay

  • That's not true. There was no waves that could've done the ice berg easier to see, and it was pretty dark.

  • Excuse for my English.

    The captain is not guilty. The vessel went not in full operation.

    And very much has not carried - the iceberg was very dark (It is a kind of black icebergs which turn over also an edge does not stiffen инием), no in sky the moon and waves (Would be waves - round an iceberg would be a lamb).

    1502 persons roughly were lost.

  • Also, the design of the ship was flawed in that the "water stops" didnt go all the way to cieling so water flowed over and over each. It would NOT have sunk if the water stops went to cieling... as well as many other combination of things contributed to this disaster. But that is WHY it actually sunk... The REASON for taking on water was the iceberg. The FAULT was the captains (sorry, but true)for refusing to slow down when they warned of icebergs.

  • Preventions of icebergs were feature, them вегда was much. The captain has not dispersed a steamship, 2 coppers did not work. It was a proskating rink of engines. Besides, the course was still to the south and longer usual. It was made by the captain to provide safety.

    I do not see its fault, I see fault of circumstances - no the moon, waves (a lamb from iceberg it is not visible) and imperfect laws of a radio communication and equipment by boats of steamships in that century.

  • Well, as long as were being RUDE... Obviously YOU KNOW NOTHING about the Titanic... the Titanic DID in fact have soemthing like water stops. I dont know if they called them "water stops" or not, but the Titanic, for a fact, had them. So, like the word or not, the Titanic had them... and if they were buit to the cieling the Titanic wold not have completely sunk. Thats a fact. So Fuck off! :) lol

  • yes this is true they werent sealed off they were like an ice tray in the freezer by filling one square it over flows filling the others and thats wat made it sink.

  • In addition... There were MANY, many factors involved that contributed to the Titanic not just one detail as you stated. Just the fact that Titanic had a small rudder isnt the REASOn for the disaster... as was my whole point on my original statement. Oh... and my explaination on the waterstops arent MY IDEAS, they are the opinions of scientists that studied the tragedy, I didnt make it up.

  • yes thats what made it sink.. or could have been that giant ice burge nahhhhh it was the rudder.

  • sound like u were their. Another THEROY?

  • and foggy

  • Wow you're a complete retard. The captain wasn't even on deck when the iceberg was spotted (about 1.30 am)! Plus the lookout\s binoculars had gone missing that particular night.

  • well not 1:30 am, 11:40 pm, but still, he wasn't on deck.

  • Wow, you're ignorant.

  • Actually in the field-glass look as soon as have seen a subject.

    And an iceberg have identified at once. But the captain on the bridge небыло. It is not guilty.

    Once again I am sorry for the English

  • What exactly are you trying to say?

  • no the cpatain of the ship was asleep and even if he was there he still wouldn't have been held responsible. The crows nest binoculars went missing and therefore the equipment on the crows nest was inadiquate to see the iceberg until it was too late. Also there was no water breaking at the ice burg, so it was like seeing a smaller vessel with no lights and painted black. Sort of like a ghost iceburg.

  • Smith does everything he can to make much people survive, and you say this! There were 2 lookouts and they see the iceberg too late, the ship was turning when she hits the iceberg!

  • i used to be a fan on titanic now im a bioshock fan

  • the whole titanic was a beauty!whenever i watch this i feel some kind of pain in my heart!!its a beautiful model!!and i feel really sad such a beauty broke and so many peole died!

  • retard it was an Iceberg :s

  • gee... i wonder what would of happened if the titanic DIDNT sink...

  • It would probably just have gone on to get scrapped during the war... a bigger ship would have been built in the meantime and Titanic's fame would just die quite quickly.

  • shame about Jack though , and that rose ! what a tart!! :-)

  • lol

  • HAHA! that made me laugh really loudly!

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  • Thats easy the stern had air trapped in it

    so as it went down the air blew up and the bowl

    was full and shaped like a arrow head first to the bottom that took 7 min to hit the bottom so the stern took 10 min and half a km away

  • wierd

  • I like the Titanic.

    I hate silly sensationalist presentations on the subject. I also really, really dislike it when people like Dirtboy101 resort to histrionics and racism to try and make the Titanic sound more important than it was, when it was already a pretty significant event with regards to shipping regulations and society in general...

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  • NO. Forced female circumcision is immoral and unethical. Runaway spending on 'defense' is immoral and unethical. There are a million and one things worse than my comment.

    You racist prat. I dare say 'France' has had a bigger, more necessary role in history than your entire family...

  • what does unethical mean?

  • 'Unethical' is what islam and moslems do to themselves and us kuffar, the non moslems. You see, they'll slice your head off just because you don't believe in their cocksucker, allah, or their pedophile prophet, mohammad, the pig shit of eternity. THAT is unethical.

  • and this has anything to do with what?

  • no it was over 1500

  • actually its 1800

  • 1,500 to be exact.

  • well there is no exact number due to several errors but the most widely believed figure is 1,517 dead.

  • the engine blown up and that why it sank

  • and the new evidence is?

  • thats so cringe.

  • It was an interesting episode but I think people should now let it rest in peace. A lot of people died, horrible deaths there, and people conduct little expriments with it. Let it be.

  • it isnt desrespectiful to find out how it sank

  • there just trying to find out if there was a way that the ship wouldn't have sank but stayed afloat keeping everyone alive and also helping today's ship have a lesser chance of sinking.

    but I do see where you are coming from.

  • it seems money is just constantly being made out of titanic, yes we do all want to know how she sank properly, but this is just persuading people to watch their program

  • Well... for historians, it is important to know what happened. The expedition was not just to "create a show," -- far from it. I happened to see this show-- and it proves conclusively that the Titanic not only hit the iceberg on the side, but that a shelf under the surface ripped an entire section of the bottom hull off.

  • Could you describe some of the "horrible deaths" aboard the Titanic? Rude or not my question may be, I am interested in the answer.

  • Sorry if I affected anyone from the comment below. It wasn't mean to be THAT bad.

    The world is chaos now.

    Bad economy, overpopulation, worse air quality, global warming, more disasters, and running out of foods and water.

    It seems we don't care.

    Humans will become extinct easily if we do happen to be that way. Thousands (or billions) of species died because of us.

    I know Titanic sinking was sad.

    But in reality, move on into our lives.

    And this isn't to affect anyone. I love Titanic too.

  • How could you get a thumbs down?? i gave you a thumbs up for this comment :)

  • I know what you are talking about, and you make a good point. Also, you're trying to figure out what the "water stops" are called, they are called "water tight bulkheads" ...but we all know exactly how "water tight" they were... not one of the seven or eight bulkheads went to the top deck of the ship, where they would have accually been effective.

  • It was an interesting episode but I think people should now let it rest in peace. A lot of people died, horrible deaths there, and people conduct little expriments with it. Let it be.