Strange to think that this, amazing, massive structure was once an amazing piece of art. Show you the power of God who can reduce that monster to two chunks of rusty metal with a mere piece of ice.
@justinkatz441 hmm, just shows your education, tell me. Do you believe in fate, or the loch ness monster, you seem to have that education level if you cannot believe in something that has a bigger chance of being real than humans growing from extra-terrestrial slime
@justinkatz441 You humor me, because the "idiots" you speak of have accomplished far more than you can imagine. Better yet you in the mostly likely case have even descended from these "idiots" who believed in a higher power.
Nations built by these "idiots", Empires, this world would never be the same if it hadn't been for this so called "fictional character".
You can see this character's influence all around you. He lives on in some men's hearts and minds. He exists, you just are to blind.
I bet it's still radioactive! The engine room must have been badly damaged? I noticed in the footage of Captain Smith's washroom that he didn't flush his toilet because if you look closely you can see his muck in the toilet bowl! What a dreadful night that must have been I must say!
@mcwhite623 they are respective plaques left behind by researchers and visitors like Dr.Robert Ballard. Unfortunatly the first one ever left by Robert Ballard who found the ship in 1985, was taken by salvagers before laws took effect and RMS TITANIC INC bought the wreck.
@neji9987 I know your comment was ages ago. But seriously, that's a ridiculous prospect, the people died near the surface and looking at it like that most of Germany, france and western Russia is a graveyard; that people live on when you take ww1 and 2 into regard. It's highly possible someone died in your house before you moved in. See the co-existence?
@furiouskid100 :) Still I would think it could be possible to lift at least a section of it, but I believe it would be a bigger problem getting the financial backing for what would be an extremely expensive job to do
it was the most saddest time of martime history, but the brighter side is it led to stringent regulations is the years to come. the safety of life at sea( SOLAS) was ammended post the accident that happened.
@coldkeyes everything is going to just fall to pieces if they try cause the ship has been down there for so long its better to leave it than risk destroying tryingmto bring it up
@blacklantern711 they cannot raise this ship, it would be impossible, its a graveyard 2 all those who died, besides the world is in a massive recession therefore the cost of such a campaign would be astronomical, anyway the vessel wouldnt be able 2 withstand the stresses of raising it, remember its underwater for nearly 100 years, and its also in 2 seperate parts so it would have 2 be 2 seperate missions, theres also a joint treaty signes by the u.s france britain and ireland banning any salvage
@kingtyson999 Yea so would I have lol but thing is, don't wanna risk jumpin outta that boat thingy and ending up lookin like the ship, for the next century
@Mikijpele they did, there's one in Los Vegas. They even have the ice burg that the ship hit. They have to keep it real cold in the room so it doesn't melt, it's pretty cool.
I don't understand one thing. The story about this legendary ship is beautiful and sad. But can't at least some parts from the ship wreck be taken out of the ocean and put in some museum to save them, so memories would stay and people could visit?
In the contrary after some years the wreck will be gone, although I'm sure there's nothing much left by now.
Just like what everyone else is wondering...what are the notes? Are they like goodbye letters/"graves" from family members to their family members that were on the Titanic the day it sank?
@papovitch1 it's been nearly 100 years, the bones will have either sunk deeper into the seabed where the camera can't see them (keep in mind, it isn't a good enough camera to go right down into the seabed, or completely inside the wreckage), sea life could have knawed away at the bones like theyve been doing with the steel. It has been nearly 100 years, there will be very little evidence of human remains.
I've been thinking... If Titanic didn't turn left, I mean if she continued straight ahead and hit the iceberg, would she sink? I know the crash would be huge, probably it would deform it, but... Would it sink?
@dbonfa555 It's more likely that the titanic wouldn't sink in that situation because only the front compartment would get destroyed. But then there'd be a load of unbalanced weight in the front, and it'd start to slowly tilt. But it'd be much more likely that it would not sink in that situation. If i was the owner of the ship back then i'd carefully read the iceberg warnings that he got. Thats why the thing is on the bottom of the ocean. It wouldn't of been a big effort to him.
@dbonfa555 There is a book out called 882 1/2 Facts of the Titanic. One of the facts was your question. The author speculated that is would have most likely busted the bow, but the ship would not have sunk since the iceburg scraped the ship so hard the bolt came out. Had it hit face-on, that would not have happened. I highly recommend the book; a very good read
titanic sits at 12460 feet, at pressures of 2tons per square inch, that would crush a popcan inside out, no sub to date can reach that far, max depth for any sub other then a small dsv is 1200 feet.
however i have a design in mind for a naval DSV thats 307 meters in length :P
@DigitalLonestarX4600 Thats not true. In 1985 Robet D. Ballard saw the Titanic in a small sub called Alvin. Also, you actully can dive down to the Titanic. There is a diving suit called a JIM suit and basically wut it is is a really big ass suit that you can also control with dual thrusters on the back. Look it up. Im serious.
those suits arent rated that deep and yes you are correct except those submersibles are 2 man subs and very cramped, no navy sub is capable of reaching that depth, look up maximum crush depth on naval submarines ;)
As times went on and we`ve learned so much about what happened and so forth I consider it a important history lesson. In the case of this ship stupidity of it`s officers is the reason it`s on the bottom. Man should learn there are three things you don`t play odds with: Land, Air and Sea. As grand as the Titanic was, it was a floating piece of junk.
Watching this made me cry a little bit because it reminded me that loads of people died. Sometimes i think to myself and say "Damn, that sucks" because so many helpless families died. It just sucks that this had to happen because my grandmas grandma or great grandma died on that boat.
@Erstaunliche8Jungen right. i mean like the boat a whole lot of course it would of sunk to the very bottom. i mean you could try to swim to the very bottom, but you asre going to die. this is fact.
@Erstaunliche8Jungen right. i mean the ship weighed a crap load so it would of sunk like tot he very bottom. i mean you could try to swim down there, unless you wanna die w/ the rest of em.
It's something extremely dark and haunting about the ship, such deep and so rosted away and all, hard to describe, just imagine being inside those hallways now, how does the rooms look like, imagine being able to see all the details inside.
@Evropae emagine how it would be to take a person who had been on the titanic when it sank and could remember her room, and take the person down to the titanic now and watch the room
@vezzanator There wouldn't be bodies left after the first year in my opinion. I wonder how long the dead bodies on the surface with life vests on floated ? I wonder if any survivors trapped in the hull lived a few minutes on the ships journey down to the deep abyss until the pressure killed them?
They really need to take pieces of the titanic and put it in a museum or something before the ship dissolves. In about 15 years it'll probably be gone.
@sarahXskater They cant salvage anymore pieces of the wreckage, theres a joint international declaration signed by france ireland britain canada and the united states preventing any more salvage expeditions, also it will take alot more than 15 years for the ship to dissolve, they reckon in 40 years there will be nothin left but a pile of rust!
@sarahXskater They actually did bring up a piece and put it in a museum. They brought it to Las Vegas, Nevada and it is in the Luxor hotel. The museum is called Titanic and I went there myself and got to see it. I also think they did mention about it going to dissolve. If you want to go, I think the tickets were about $50-$100. I'm not sure if it's still open though, I went a couple of years ago.
Yes there is but some of the things you see in this video is long gone must of the ship has sank benaeath the sand of the actual ocean floor we were learning about this in school talking about why and how it actually sank .the things in this video is gone.this vidoe was made in about 1980 i take alot of interest in history because it brougt us to be here today and this is one of the things i am really highyly interested in about it and iam willing to learn more and oneday &go and see it
I wish they could bring it up but sadly it can't because its been underwater so long and it will turn into rubble. they can only pull up like a few dishes and such things like that :(
NOMADIC TEAMS UP WITH HARLAND & WOLFF AGAIN... 100 YEARS ON
The 100 year link between the SS Nomadic and Harland & Wolff has been rekindled. The shipyard made famous for building the Titanic has just been awarded a £2m contract to carry out restoration work on the Nomadic’s superstructure and steelwork almost 100 years after constructing her. Work started on the project on 31st January and is scheduled to be completed by the end of July.
They should leave it right where it's at..And give tours to go to the bottom of the ocean and see The Titanic the way that it is..This Guy went down and took film footage right?..So why not take down a group of people one at a time..that would be so cool if you ask me
That is the scariest thing ever it's such a massive ship and it's all destroyed at the depths of the ocean in the darkness its creepy the way it's rusted
Thanks for the video, always very interesting subject, It appears the bow section , is till in good conditoin for the length of time it has been underwater, if this is 2005 footage, but the likeleyhood of anything being done to the ships remains,as a whole item .would be impossible @ approx 2.5 miles deep, and the ex-stream water pressure the wreck is under, It would be likely a very expencive underwater tour of the wreck ,and same for retreiving artifacts,
@rojoCAIndependiente Yes! I saw it too! Good eyes! Its literally only there for a split second so it took me a couple of times but yeah its definitely a face and head! Creepy
Am I the only one who finds looking at the wreck incredibly creepy? I think about this massive ocean liner rotting at the bottom of the ocean in the darkness and it creeps me out!
So far, your video is the closest thing I have seen to any part of the sten footage of the ship. Has there been any extensive footage taken of the stern to show what its conditon looks like? I have read and heard it was almost unrecognizable. Thanks.
Many times i think we idiots that we dont raise it,but really it would cost billions and we have 50% changes to bring it with many parts having break up.I think the best time to raise it is when it collapse in 10 years,50 years,100 years{who knows}.Piece by Piece and recreate it as much as we can.IT WILL COST BILLIONS.But think how much dollars it will bring from people paying to see it.THE SHIP THAT MUST BE SAVED IS BRITANNIC.100 METERS{IN MY COUNTRY}IN ONE PIECE,PERFECT CONDITION!!!
@77elvistheking It would literally be impossible to raise it now, it's been underwater too long, it's too corroded it'll break apart like soaked tissue paper.
I know this sounds silly, but I'm 14 and I cry when I think that the greatest ship of all time is lying on the ocean floor, decaying more and more every day. And also God bless the souls of the men, women and children who died that night.
PS: I think they should just leave the wreck the way it is.
@mrpiffles93 Thank you for standing up to your belief, it is good to see there are at least some people not scared to stand up for what they believe in
This is so amazing. I would love to go down there.
It looks so peaceful now, its hard to imagine all of the horrible things that happened to those people on that ship. So many deaths and lives lost, its so sad.
This is unbelievable footage of the most famous shipwreck of all time, just look at the comparisons between the 1985 and the current pictures, the advancement of technology in just 20 years or so is mind boggling, i just envy Rob Goldsmith for winning this incredible prize, but then again if i won it i dont think i would have the balls to go down that far.
After seing all those old ships from the 20s,30s that existed till the 21st century,getting scrapped i think that Titanic and Britannic are much more luckier than their sister Olympic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hope they will last to the bottom of the sea for years to come!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Tylerrodney Impossible. it costs a fortune every dive, and the constant changes in pressure would destroy the ship even further. Its best it be left now =[
@Tylerrodney Scientists and historians would be heavily against you due to the fact that visits by tourists in submarines would make the wreck decay faster. In other words, to preserve the ship for as long as possible the only individuals who may gain access are the aforementioned scientists and researchers.
@EbinChange :You didn't understand him. If they touch it now it will simple dissolve in our hands. It's to delicate and will break. Sure if they had the technology back in 1912 they would go down and get a few things but for one they didn't know where the ship was and secondly they didnt have the technology. We simply cant do anything now, we waited to long. All we can do is watch it dissolve.
@jukeboxhero844 you get shot in the nipple, shipped of to guam to eat frozen papayas till you grow a large enough hemmeroid to squirt the juice a total of four feet, then you get beaten with a large pencil and then finally the dump chocolate sauce on you and let muskrats eat you..
i miss the titanic dreams but ppl who upload videos of the titanic underwater then those ppl are keeping the memories of the ppl who died on it and are bringing back the titanics memories back to life
at the bridge are those letters there of the ppl that died on the titanic if they are i cried when i saw all those ppl dieing and i cried when i saw those letters
It has been my dream since I could walk to visit the wreckage of the Titanic. It has always facinated me. When I was little, I had model Titanic ships, books, movies, drawings, paintings. I hope someday to visit this remarkable piece of history.
The titanic has been my passion for three years now i study this it means the world to me you competed my dream here to seee the titanic almost as if it were easy! thank you so much. so so much i am 14 a freshman and i have no greater intrest or passion then ship wreaks more pesice the titanic this ment every thing to me thank you so much
The titanic has been my passion for three years now i study this it means the world to me you competed my dream here to seee the titanic almost as if it were easy! thank you so much. so so much i am 14 a freshman and i have no greater intrest or passion then ship wreaks more pesice the titanic this ment every thing to me thank you so much
The titanic has been my passion for three years now i study this it means the world to me you competed my dream here to seee the titanic almost as if it were easy! thank you so much. so so much i am 14 a freshman and i have no greater intrest or passion then ship wreaks more pesice the titanic this ment every thing to me thank you so much
Потрясающе и ужасающе. Печально смотреть на эти развалины, понимая, что эта жалкая груда металла - предмет восхищения и огромной зависти когда - то...
what do you think would happen if the titanic would not have sunk. there would be no publicity and would not have gotten popular probably. strange, you wish the ship didn't hit that iceberg all those years ago and yet if it didn't we would not have probably known of the ship. i guess it goes to show how much you should respect the ships that didn't get popular too.
i nearly cried wen i saw dis footage,scary to think dat plp died in dat ship... i pray 2 allah that each and every soul rest in peace n not suffer n more ,they sufferd enuf in dat wreck... haix... really sad.. those were life's...
@japkrazy Yes have you seen the ghost doll video its when they find this doll a murdered girl that had died from the disaster and it flung out of a dead end into the travelers submarine.
actually it is sort of a good thing that it sunk. because if it didnt, we'd still be making ships in that way, which means it could happen in this day and age as it would of in 1912
There was nothing wrong with the basic design of Titanic and her 2 sisterships. They were built to safety standards that exceed those of modern cruise ships. I seriously doubt any modern cruise liner could stay afloat with more than 2 watertight compartments flooded. Olympic & Titanic's original design allowed for them to remain afloat with 2-4 sections flooded depending on the location of the damage. They just did not expect Titanic to sideswipe an iceberg. That was highly improbable.....
@olympicnut There were a lot of problems with the Titanic's design actually, "safety standards that exceed those of modern cruise ships. I highly doubt... .." blah blah blah you got no idea what you're talking about, Titanic was built from a weak type of iron, the hull wasn't wasn't well built, the propellers weren't installed in an aerodynamic position, the rudder was way too small, etc etc etc, but every ship has its problems, not just titanic
Strange to think that this, amazing, massive structure was once an amazing piece of art. Show you the power of God who can reduce that monster to two chunks of rusty metal with a mere piece of ice.
arnogerbil 1 week ago
@arnogerbil God had nothing to do with it since he is just a fictional character for idiots.
justinkatz441 6 days ago
@justinkatz441 hmm, just shows your education, tell me. Do you believe in fate, or the loch ness monster, you seem to have that education level if you cannot believe in something that has a bigger chance of being real than humans growing from extra-terrestrial slime
arnogerbil 6 days ago
@arnogerbil Education has absolutely nothing to do with believing in a 'higher power'.
WelshDood 1 day ago
@justinkatz441 You humor me, because the "idiots" you speak of have accomplished far more than you can imagine. Better yet you in the mostly likely case have even descended from these "idiots" who believed in a higher power.
Nations built by these "idiots", Empires, this world would never be the same if it hadn't been for this so called "fictional character".
You can see this character's influence all around you. He lives on in some men's hearts and minds. He exists, you just are to blind.
DJBuckCallYo 1 day ago
I bet it's still radioactive! The engine room must have been badly damaged? I noticed in the footage of Captain Smith's washroom that he didn't flush his toilet because if you look closely you can see his muck in the toilet bowl! What a dreadful night that must have been I must say!
BubbaBodecker 1 month ago
Do You Think It Would Still Float ? LMAO
MOTeROW668c 1 month ago
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fckekuban 1 month ago
What are those signs in front of the telemotor control?
Great video, thanks.
mcwhite623 1 month ago
@mcwhite623 they are respective plaques left behind by researchers and visitors like Dr.Robert Ballard. Unfortunatly the first one ever left by Robert Ballard who found the ship in 1985, was taken by salvagers before laws took effect and RMS TITANIC INC bought the wreck.
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JNdigitalART 2 months ago
@neji9987 I know your comment was ages ago. But seriously, that's a ridiculous prospect, the people died near the surface and looking at it like that most of Germany, france and western Russia is a graveyard; that people live on when you take ww1 and 2 into regard. It's highly possible someone died in your house before you moved in. See the co-existence?
MisterBlinkyTheGreat 2 months ago
this is a wonderful video from Rob...i wish i was there at the deck of the titanic....i wish i was him...:D
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i wish i could visit it from the inside! thats my real wish!!!!
noorchtoo 3 months ago
Yeah, me too. It would be cool to see lots of 1912 stuff such as money, the kitchens & More. ^________^ *****
a1r6w 3 months ago
i hope i can go to with my mum
dazzlejohndg 3 months ago
i don't think the'll ever pick it up
if you touch it at least with your finger it will fall apart ..
furiouskid100 3 months ago
@furiouskid100 bullshit
mindfuqq 3 months ago
@furiouskid100 you wouldn't be able to touch it with your finger cause the water pressure would crush you before you had the chance
Weslo2 3 months ago
@Weslo2 lol true that :)
furiouskid100 2 months ago
@furiouskid100 :) Still I would think it could be possible to lift at least a section of it, but I believe it would be a bigger problem getting the financial backing for what would be an extremely expensive job to do
Weslo2 2 months ago
@Weslo2 i agree :)
oh well im scared that ones it dissolves everyone will forget about it D:
furiouskid100 2 months ago
@furiouskid100 hey, the heart will live on :) cheers
Weslo2 2 months ago
@Weslo2 :)
furiouskid100 2 months ago
@Weslo2 this already happened a piece of titanic is on display just go to the exhibit
jwizmerlin1 2 months ago
This almost made me cry):
HelloKitty62621 3 months ago
it was the most saddest time of martime history, but the brighter side is it led to stringent regulations is the years to come. the safety of life at sea( SOLAS) was ammended post the accident that happened.
MPRASHANTHM 4 months ago
It's still so beautiful, in a sad way
missindia2013 4 months ago
it looks so peaceful to those who died are are resting :')
HollyRoseMakeUp1 4 months ago
just lower 100 crates of viagra down there and tie them on and that will bring the titanic up
to the surface lol
jimpurdie 4 months ago
Just wondering, why can't we bring the ship up the bottom of the atlantic ocean, how hard is it to bring it up in two pieces?
coldkeyes 4 months ago
@coldkeyes everything is going to just fall to pieces if they try cause the ship has been down there for so long its better to leave it than risk destroying tryingmto bring it up
valld95 4 months ago
@coldkeyes its a grave/ resting place, therefore i dont think it should be brought up...
MeThoDzZx 4 months ago
its amazing how the captains bathtub is still in tact.
in another 20 or 100 years, the frame might be still intact but the rest will colapse in on itself.
the bathtub and the propellers, might be the only things left and the rest of the arteifacts
MsDoctorWhoFan1 5 months ago
titanic died 1:20 am 1912 may u someday rise titanic, r.i.p and the souls lost that tragic night (cries) and may there be hope for the dead ship.
blacklantern711 5 months ago
@blacklantern711 they cannot raise this ship, it would be impossible, its a graveyard 2 all those who died, besides the world is in a massive recession therefore the cost of such a campaign would be astronomical, anyway the vessel wouldnt be able 2 withstand the stresses of raising it, remember its underwater for nearly 100 years, and its also in 2 seperate parts so it would have 2 be 2 seperate missions, theres also a joint treaty signes by the u.s france britain and ireland banning any salvage
ledzeppelin708 5 months ago
can someone tell me how the titanic's propeller bent upwards
MegaJohnCom 5 months ago
i would have took a few parts off and put in the auction and fetched a few millions and do a few more rounds.....buy my own titanic.....
kingtyson999 5 months ago
@kingtyson999 Yea so would I have lol but thing is, don't wanna risk jumpin outta that boat thingy and ending up lookin like the ship, for the next century
xD3M0NPUN15H3Rx 5 months ago
@xD3M0NPUN15H3Rx LOLLL TRU
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wowza191 6 months ago
@Mikijpele they did, there's one in Los Vegas. They even have the ice burg that the ship hit. They have to keep it real cold in the room so it doesn't melt, it's pretty cool.
wedgwoodws 6 months ago
I don't understand one thing. The story about this legendary ship is beautiful and sad. But can't at least some parts from the ship wreck be taken out of the ocean and put in some museum to save them, so memories would stay and people could visit?
In the contrary after some years the wreck will be gone, although I'm sure there's nothing much left by now.
Mikijpele 6 months ago
que interesante sería poder sumergirse en el barco :) y ver las cosas reales con sus propios ojos ♥
MangafeRecords 6 months ago
its sad that people would mess with the drave site of so many people T^T
neji9987 6 months ago
i wanna see some stern footage, like is the stern really as messed up as the drawn pictures make it out to be
SuperPH34R 6 months ago
Just like what everyone else is wondering...what are the notes? Are they like goodbye letters/"graves" from family members to their family members that were on the Titanic the day it sank?
OriginalBarbieBaby 6 months ago
what are the signs at 2.20 or how did they get there?
MrMrliamo 6 months ago
@MrMrliamo They are commemorative plaques left by all the expeditions that have visited the site.
damo4576 6 months ago
There is a face in the left window at 4:01.
JRebG 6 months ago
gives me goosebumps - so beautiful, so haunting, so tragic....
simplicitykitty 7 months ago
@cathkinghost you don't have to have aliens they could do it like they did with the 'Mary Rose'
Vooltacus 7 months ago
I love TITANIC, i love this video, it is so beautiful, and i so want to vist her some time in my life
Theandrewndsara21 7 months ago
2:14 what are those notes?
sazycute1993 7 months ago
Gotta love the screaming face in the top right corner at 4:12
xxDrain 8 months ago
@xxDrain
i don't see it :(
Avian98X 8 months ago
where are all the bones from the poor people?
papovitch1 8 months ago
@papovitch1 is this a stupid question? The salt water?????
gadgetguy4000 8 months ago
@papovitch1 it's been nearly 100 years, the bones will have either sunk deeper into the seabed where the camera can't see them (keep in mind, it isn't a good enough camera to go right down into the seabed, or completely inside the wreckage), sea life could have knawed away at the bones like theyve been doing with the steel. It has been nearly 100 years, there will be very little evidence of human remains.
pipette743 8 months ago
This video is a treasure for future generations who will not have the opportunity to see it after it is completely decayed.
cowbellpeaceprize 8 months ago
This was amazing.
Emmerlii 9 months ago
May all 1,517 souls who perished that night R.I.P.
mrpiffles93 9 months ago
i mean the song that starts at 2:10 i must know how it calls!!! >.<
SideshowMali 9 months ago
Can you tell me how the last music calls? its so sad and beautiful! ♥
SideshowMali 9 months ago
Its almost been 100 Years since the sinking of this Remarkable ship.
CitedXxHunterxX 9 months ago
Things like this should be preserved and studied for all time!!!!!
Warguy1941 9 months ago
99years
alysson478 9 months ago
99 years tomorrow.
random23hero666 9 months ago
hey sarah its never ganna dissolve i think, its metal, plus it has been there for like 90 years
mrrsbh 9 months ago
@mrrsbh chemical reactions with the iron are causing it to dissolve in the water into an orange pile of nothing, so yes, it will be gone soon.
DeanoIV 9 months ago
hey sarah its never ganna dissolve i think, its metal
mrrsbh 9 months ago
I've been thinking... If Titanic didn't turn left, I mean if she continued straight ahead and hit the iceberg, would she sink? I know the crash would be huge, probably it would deform it, but... Would it sink?
dbonfa555 10 months ago
@dbonfa555 It's more likely that the titanic wouldn't sink in that situation because only the front compartment would get destroyed. But then there'd be a load of unbalanced weight in the front, and it'd start to slowly tilt. But it'd be much more likely that it would not sink in that situation. If i was the owner of the ship back then i'd carefully read the iceberg warnings that he got. Thats why the thing is on the bottom of the ocean. It wouldn't of been a big effort to him.
LivingInTheLimeligh7 9 months ago
@dbonfa555 There is a book out called 882 1/2 Facts of the Titanic. One of the facts was your question. The author speculated that is would have most likely busted the bow, but the ship would not have sunk since the iceburg scraped the ship so hard the bolt came out. Had it hit face-on, that would not have happened. I highly recommend the book; a very good read
Arella0407 9 months ago
titanic sits at 12460 feet, at pressures of 2tons per square inch, that would crush a popcan inside out, no sub to date can reach that far, max depth for any sub other then a small dsv is 1200 feet.
however i have a design in mind for a naval DSV thats 307 meters in length :P
DigitalLonestarX4600 10 months ago
@DigitalLonestarX4600 Thats not true. In 1985 Robet D. Ballard saw the Titanic in a small sub called Alvin. Also, you actully can dive down to the Titanic. There is a diving suit called a JIM suit and basically wut it is is a really big ass suit that you can also control with dual thrusters on the back. Look it up. Im serious.
jediskyman 10 months ago
those suits arent rated that deep and yes you are correct except those submersibles are 2 man subs and very cramped, no navy sub is capable of reaching that depth, look up maximum crush depth on naval submarines ;)
DigitalLonestarX4600 10 months ago
i love that ship <3333it would be amazing! to get to see the Titanic <333333 :) u are sooo lucky!!!! :)
96Ipiza 10 months ago
As times went on and we`ve learned so much about what happened and so forth I consider it a important history lesson. In the case of this ship stupidity of it`s officers is the reason it`s on the bottom. Man should learn there are three things you don`t play odds with: Land, Air and Sea. As grand as the Titanic was, it was a floating piece of junk.
DoubleVisionandco 10 months ago
Watching this made me cry a little bit because it reminded me that loads of people died. Sometimes i think to myself and say "Damn, that sucks" because so many helpless families died. It just sucks that this had to happen because my grandmas grandma or great grandma died on that boat.
dajaker101 10 months ago
it's very deep the the wreckage right?like can't swim down to see it right?
Erstaunliche8Jungen 10 months ago
@Erstaunliche8Jungen right. i mean like the boat a whole lot of course it would of sunk to the very bottom. i mean you could try to swim to the very bottom, but you asre going to die. this is fact.
909secretmodel 10 months ago
@Erstaunliche8Jungen right. i mean the ship weighed a crap load so it would of sunk like tot he very bottom. i mean you could try to swim down there, unless you wanna die w/ the rest of em.
909secretmodel 10 months ago
3:59 a glowing spider on the wall.
But i love this video its sutch a shame that it sunk
MrGhostrider19 10 months ago
@MrGhostrider19 man look hard enough and theyre everywhere
vivalacass 10 months ago
3:59 a glowing spider on the wall
MrGhostrider19 10 months ago
It's something extremely dark and haunting about the ship, such deep and so rosted away and all, hard to describe, just imagine being inside those hallways now, how does the rooms look like, imagine being able to see all the details inside.
Evropae 10 months ago 30
@Evropae emagine how it would be to take a person who had been on the titanic when it sank and could remember her room, and take the person down to the titanic now and watch the room
papovitch1 8 months ago
@Evropae and all the dead people
vezzanator 6 months ago
@vezzanator There wouldn't be bodies left after the first year in my opinion. I wonder how long the dead bodies on the surface with life vests on floated ? I wonder if any survivors trapped in the hull lived a few minutes on the ships journey down to the deep abyss until the pressure killed them?
knaxon 6 months ago
They really need to take pieces of the titanic and put it in a museum or something before the ship dissolves. In about 15 years it'll probably be gone.
sarahXskater 11 months ago 9
@sarahXskater 150 years perhaps
vivalacass 10 months ago
@sarahXskater That is a sacred place, a tomb. There are over 1500 people buried down there!
ghostscreams 10 months ago
@sarahXskater they have done
DeanoIV 9 months ago
@sarahXskater : Impossible to take anything now, anything we touch or bring up will detoriate. We left it to long.
wowza191 6 months ago
@sarahXskater They cant salvage anymore pieces of the wreckage, theres a joint international declaration signed by france ireland britain canada and the united states preventing any more salvage expeditions, also it will take alot more than 15 years for the ship to dissolve, they reckon in 40 years there will be nothin left but a pile of rust!
ledzeppelin708 6 months ago
the only thing that would be left is the bronze propellers
MegaJohnCom 5 months ago
@sarahXskater they have in fact recovered a large piece of the titanic called Titanic big piece
rexrabbiteer 5 months ago
@sarahXskater yeah pretty sad, the largest ship in the world til the oasis of the see came, just will be gone.
tresda2 5 months ago
@sarahXskater the thing about it, if they take pieces of the ship, they would be tampering with a gravesite
dylan9436 5 months ago
@sarahXskater you dont dig grave
v7e4n8om 4 months ago
@sarahXskater They actually did bring up a piece and put it in a museum. They brought it to Las Vegas, Nevada and it is in the Luxor hotel. The museum is called Titanic and I went there myself and got to see it. I also think they did mention about it going to dissolve. If you want to go, I think the tickets were about $50-$100. I'm not sure if it's still open though, I went a couple of years ago.
DaisukiPocky 3 months ago
That's amazing knowing that someone stood on that bow
Cburnsie5 11 months ago
Yes there is but some of the things you see in this video is long gone must of the ship has sank benaeath the sand of the actual ocean floor we were learning about this in school talking about why and how it actually sank .the things in this video is gone.this vidoe was made in about 1980 i take alot of interest in history because it brougt us to be here today and this is one of the things i am really highyly interested in about it and iam willing to learn more and oneday &go and see it
bieber101er 11 months ago
I wish they could bring it up but sadly it can't because its been underwater so long and it will turn into rubble. they can only pull up like a few dishes and such things like that :(
tariinswinter99 11 months ago
is there even anything left of titanic now .. o__O
xcheesecakkersx3 11 months ago
@xcheesecakkersx3 yes there is still Titanic underwater
TheRobbieHall 11 months ago
why don't they yank that shit out of there and put it in a big museum?
GrandTheftAuto72 11 months ago
Hey people, who can answer this? Whats this in 3:53?? It looks like a fluorescent spider in the window's frame.
fcbmartinso 11 months ago
@fcbmartinso I think it's a crab. :)
babyprincesscc 11 months ago
Why Titanic is "she" and not "it". IT is not a female... i don't get why everybody says "she".
fcbmartinso 11 months ago
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NOMADIC TEAMS UP WITH HARLAND & WOLFF AGAIN... 100 YEARS ON
The 100 year link between the SS Nomadic and Harland & Wolff has been rekindled. The shipyard made famous for building the Titanic has just been awarded a £2m contract to carry out restoration work on the Nomadic’s superstructure and steelwork almost 100 years after constructing her. Work started on the project on 31st January and is scheduled to be completed by the end of July.
thd75008 11 months ago
They should leave it right where it's at..And give tours to go to the bottom of the ocean and see The Titanic the way that it is..This Guy went down and took film footage right?..So why not take down a group of people one at a time..that would be so cool if you ask me
Midnightryder7 11 months ago
That is the scariest thing ever it's such a massive ship and it's all destroyed at the depths of the ocean in the darkness its creepy the way it's rusted
Armidillodude 11 months ago
They should leave titanic alone, and untouched
mycunt69 11 months ago
NIce
robowon 11 months ago
Thanks for the video, always very interesting subject, It appears the bow section , is till in good conditoin for the length of time it has been underwater, if this is 2005 footage, but the likeleyhood of anything being done to the ships remains,as a whole item .would be impossible @ approx 2.5 miles deep, and the ex-stream water pressure the wreck is under, It would be likely a very expencive underwater tour of the wreck ,and same for retreiving artifacts,
I probable sank in worst place ever
spike555mr 1 year ago
sorry but the video I thought I saw a person put in this video at 4:01 then fixed in the left window I thought I saw the shape of a head
rojoCAIndependiente 1 year ago
@rojoCAIndependiente I saw no head, just a crab.
Rosy28m88 1 year ago
@rojoCAIndependiente Yes! I saw it too! Good eyes! Its literally only there for a split second so it took me a couple of times but yeah its definitely a face and head! Creepy
MrEeriemist 11 months ago
@rojoCAIndependiente Wow! Yes, I see it! So creepy! Good eye!
JRebG 6 months ago
Am I the only one who finds looking at the wreck incredibly creepy? I think about this massive ocean liner rotting at the bottom of the ocean in the darkness and it creeps me out!
Rowain 1 year ago
So far, your video is the closest thing I have seen to any part of the sten footage of the ship. Has there been any extensive footage taken of the stern to show what its conditon looks like? I have read and heard it was almost unrecognizable. Thanks.
Grey9man 1 year ago
Wow, you're so lucky, I'd give my left nut to see the wreckage!
Spudfish93 1 year ago
Many times i think we idiots that we dont raise it,but really it would cost billions and we have 50% changes to bring it with many parts having break up.I think the best time to raise it is when it collapse in 10 years,50 years,100 years{who knows}.Piece by Piece and recreate it as much as we can.IT WILL COST BILLIONS.But think how much dollars it will bring from people paying to see it.THE SHIP THAT MUST BE SAVED IS BRITANNIC.100 METERS{IN MY COUNTRY}IN ONE PIECE,PERFECT CONDITION!!!
77elvistheking 1 year ago
@77elvistheking It would literally be impossible to raise it now, it's been underwater too long, it's too corroded it'll break apart like soaked tissue paper.
Spudfish93 1 year ago
I know this sounds silly, but I'm 14 and I cry when I think that the greatest ship of all time is lying on the ocean floor, decaying more and more every day. And also God bless the souls of the men, women and children who died that night.
PS: I think they should just leave the wreck the way it is.
mrpiffles93 1 year ago
@mrpiffles93 Thank you for standing up to your belief, it is good to see there are at least some people not scared to stand up for what they believe in
arnogerbil 6 days ago
Call me crazy, but they should lift it up, it's possible some people have to much cash. And restore it :D to go back on the sea
barthoedemaker 1 year ago
This is so amazing. I would love to go down there.
It looks so peaceful now, its hard to imagine all of the horrible things that happened to those people on that ship. So many deaths and lives lost, its so sad.
xhappysmileyx 1 year ago
This is unbelievable footage of the most famous shipwreck of all time, just look at the comparisons between the 1985 and the current pictures, the advancement of technology in just 20 years or so is mind boggling, i just envy Rob Goldsmith for winning this incredible prize, but then again if i won it i dont think i would have the balls to go down that far.
ledzeppelin708 1 year ago
After seing all those old ships from the 20s,30s that existed till the 21st century,getting scrapped i think that Titanic and Britannic are much more luckier than their sister Olympic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hope they will last to the bottom of the sea for years to come!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
77elvistheking 1 year ago
they should make somesort of submarie trips from a cruise boat down to the titanic to see it
Tylerrodney 1 year ago 26
@Tylerrodney that would have to be very expensive tho!
31stBravoBrigade 1 year ago
@Tylerrodney there are. they just cost like $40,000. yikes!
909secretmodel 10 months ago
@Tylerrodney Impossible. it costs a fortune every dive, and the constant changes in pressure would destroy the ship even further. Its best it be left now =[
DeanoIV 9 months ago
@Tylerrodney Scientists and historians would be heavily against you due to the fact that visits by tourists in submarines would make the wreck decay faster. In other words, to preserve the ship for as long as possible the only individuals who may gain access are the aforementioned scientists and researchers.
mrpiffles93 9 months ago
@Tylerrodney
Then eventually we'll live down there, and call it...Rapture. (Bioshock)
saulrose 8 months ago
@Tylerrodney You can if you have $60,000 dollars
PyroChemicals2 8 months ago
@Tylerrodney That would be risky as the ship is not in a good condition and it may spoil the ships present condition.
playerhacker 6 months ago
@playerhacker So instead of risking preserving history we should leave it alone so it can be gone in 15 years? :/
EbinChange 6 months ago
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wowza191 6 months ago
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@EbinChange :You didn't understand him. If they touch it now it will simple dissolve in our hands. It's to delicate and will break. Sure if they had the technology back in 1912 they would go down and get a few things but for one they didn't know where the ship was and secondly they didnt have the technology. We simply cant do anything now, we waited to long. All we can do is watch it dissolve.
wowza191 6 months ago
@wowza191 Ah okay, I understand now. Thats a shame.
EbinChange 6 months ago
It took 2.5 hours to reach the sunken Titanic. 2.5 HOURS swimming dowards
AustralianAuzzie 1 year ago
See the Wreck of Titanic bow ins good, but where is the footage of stern ?
antoniodavirbrito 1 year ago
Awesome footage!!! I would kill to make a trip down there to see the wreck
emceeAMile 1 year ago
so how much trouble could u get in for taking somthing small? like fork or a little clock or somthhin?
jukeboxhero844 1 year ago
@jukeboxhero844 you get shot in the nipple, shipped of to guam to eat frozen papayas till you grow a large enough hemmeroid to squirt the juice a total of four feet, then you get beaten with a large pencil and then finally the dump chocolate sauce on you and let muskrats eat you..
tapout6767 1 year ago
i miss the titanic dreams but ppl who upload videos of the titanic underwater then those ppl are keeping the memories of the ppl who died on it and are bringing back the titanics memories back to life
ultraguyful 1 year ago
at the bridge are those letters there of the ppl that died on the titanic if they are i cried when i saw all those ppl dieing and i cried when i saw those letters
ultraguyful 1 year ago
It has been my dream since I could walk to visit the wreckage of the Titanic. It has always facinated me. When I was little, I had model Titanic ships, books, movies, drawings, paintings. I hope someday to visit this remarkable piece of history.
thescarycarrie 1 year ago
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The titanic has been my passion for three years now i study this it means the world to me you competed my dream here to seee the titanic almost as if it were easy! thank you so much. so so much i am 14 a freshman and i have no greater intrest or passion then ship wreaks more pesice the titanic this ment every thing to me thank you so much
Courtney
CourtneyAnnHall 1 year ago
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The titanic has been my passion for three years now i study this it means the world to me you competed my dream here to seee the titanic almost as if it were easy! thank you so much. so so much i am 14 a freshman and i have no greater intrest or passion then ship wreaks more pesice the titanic this ment every thing to me thank you so much
Courtney
CourtneyAnnHall 1 year ago
The titanic has been my passion for three years now i study this it means the world to me you competed my dream here to seee the titanic almost as if it were easy! thank you so much. so so much i am 14 a freshman and i have no greater intrest or passion then ship wreaks more pesice the titanic this ment every thing to me thank you so much
Courtney
CourtneyAnnHall 1 year ago
The titanic sunk 3 days after my b-day
9021062 1 year ago
If you EVER go back down there... TAKE ME!
tatjanaanajtat22 1 year ago
IF I WIN THE JACKPOT...EXPLORING THIS SHIP IS GOING TO BE THE FIRST THING I DO!!!!
FOOTBALLFR3AK36 1 year ago
Does anyone know how to acutally see the Titanic for themselves? In terms of actually going into a submarine or whatever in order to see it.
hugzkissez2000 1 year ago
Потрясающе и ужасающе. Печально смотреть на эти развалины, понимая, что эта жалкая груда металла - предмет восхищения и огромной зависти когда - то...
Eve1an 1 year ago
this was amazing! i only wish i could see it in person that would be awesome, but i am sad for the lives that had been lost
TheEmmabee55 1 year ago
what do you think would happen if the titanic would not have sunk. there would be no publicity and would not have gotten popular probably. strange, you wish the ship didn't hit that iceberg all those years ago and yet if it didn't we would not have probably known of the ship. i guess it goes to show how much you should respect the ships that didn't get popular too.
fireworksfan93 1 year ago
wtf! take this out and put in a museum! thumbs up for real...
viddude01 1 year ago
i nearly cried wen i saw dis footage,scary to think dat plp died in dat ship... i pray 2 allah that each and every soul rest in peace n not suffer n more ,they sufferd enuf in dat wreck... haix... really sad.. those were life's...
japkrazy 1 year ago
@japkrazy Yes have you seen the ghost doll video its when they find this doll a murdered girl that had died from the disaster and it flung out of a dead end into the travelers submarine.
JoeLovers4life 1 year ago
What A great video of Titanics Stern Thank You Fro posting
kraftwerk144 1 year ago
I would do anything to be able to go down there, you are so lucky and the footage was great. :)
LexieFashionGirl 1 year ago
I wish we could raise the ship.
i'd like to see it in person.
johnson1095 1 year ago
actually it is sort of a good thing that it sunk. because if it didnt, we'd still be making ships in that way, which means it could happen in this day and age as it would of in 1912
TheJuicyfruitx 1 year ago
There was nothing wrong with the basic design of Titanic and her 2 sisterships. They were built to safety standards that exceed those of modern cruise ships. I seriously doubt any modern cruise liner could stay afloat with more than 2 watertight compartments flooded. Olympic & Titanic's original design allowed for them to remain afloat with 2-4 sections flooded depending on the location of the damage. They just did not expect Titanic to sideswipe an iceberg. That was highly improbable.....
olympicnut 1 year ago
@olympicnut There were a lot of problems with the Titanic's design actually, "safety standards that exceed those of modern cruise ships. I highly doubt... .." blah blah blah you got no idea what you're talking about, Titanic was built from a weak type of iron, the hull wasn't wasn't well built, the propellers weren't installed in an aerodynamic position, the rudder was way too small, etc etc etc, but every ship has its problems, not just titanic
gareno7 1 year ago
just send ringo down in a yellow submarine and he'll drum it to the surface.
mindlessprimitive 1 year ago
moving this would be similar to digging up the graves of several thousand people. Its better off in the depths.
bluesirrus 1 year ago
great video.
shanaynay278 1 year ago
at 3:55 is that a scorpion survival of titanic?
muttley077 1 year ago
cant we take it out of the water just asking
22ab11 1 year ago
@22ab11 The pressure of raising it would cause even more damage
samsdancingtown 1 year ago
@22ab11 No They Cant Cause ITs Very Huge Its Like>>>> (Length) 882.75 Feet ,
(Width) 92.5 Feet ,(Hight) 175 Feet ,Weight 46,000 Tons I Dont Think !! :(
NewLifeWay 1 year ago