I hope nobody ever tries to bring the Titanic back onto land. This is the Titanic's resting place and it is also the resting place of everyone who died on the Titanic.
Rest in peace, I hope you are all well. My condolences to you, the people who died on the Titanic's voyage.
what was even crazier was swimming down there and grabbing some stuff i left on board, i couldnt believe they were still in tact, oh well, gotta do what you gotta do, it was really cold down there...
Beyond this Titianic event (the bigest scam insurance of XXth century) appears the permanent spell cast upon mankind. Looking at present times, we are rnot far from the same sentiment of universal sinking....
@bobeatsme98 I was born in 1961. My great grandmother died in 1942. My great great great grandmother died in 1837 (or there abouts). How do you miss someone you"ve never met?
@ChottomatteUyachan It's just you, I'm afraid. The positions of the shoes are where victims finally came to rest; however, all tissue and bone would have been devoured within a year tops; so by summer of 1913, most of the bodies were gone.
so How would they know if divers took things from the actual ship or if they took it from the debri field,,I know that there are STILL dishes sitting on broken down shelves IN the titanic Ive seen videos of it,,,but If divers took some of them dishes HOW would ANY ONE know that it came from INSIDE the ship and NOT the DEBRIS FIELD,,,,I dont see how any one can really know where the Items came from,.INSIDE THE SHIP OR OUTSIDE THE SHIP..HOW would one KNOW
@Dolphindream15 I love the images of the plates in the case - that is just amazing. There are plates in the debris field that they took video of as well, but I think they picked them up. Their box was missing, but the plates were all still good. As was the champagne bottles. i find it all fascinating!
@mrlmonroe YES I agree it is amazing that they didnt all get broken when the ship plunged down to the bottom of the ocean,,,just amazing,,,I wonder how many more dives to the titanic there will be wont be long and there wont be anything left at all ,,,time will take its toll,,,the ship is already 100 years old,,,
@mrlmonroe they keep saying that titanic is a under water museum an under water museum for who,,,only certian few have the money to dive down upon titanic and see this under water museum,,in my opion a museum is FOR ALL TO SEE,,but if you cant get to the museum due to the fact its down in the ocean,,then it couldnt be a museum ,,if no one can go and see it,,and it wont be long and titanic wont excist,,she is starting to crumble,and fall,,more and more,in time
@Dolphindream15 I guess it's only a museum by video stream and pictures. I think of things like 911 - and just a few years later (10) there isn't anything to be seen. Just rebuilding. They have had to go down so many times to titanic and find out more - mostly to know who was to blame in that tragedy. My thought is, the most blaring fault is the idiots that decided to have 20 lifeboats. They always stood behind the fact that that was all that was legally required,
@Dolphindream15 but very shortly after this they changed the rules to be enough lifeboats for all passengers. Also, that they were so naive to think a ship - any ship - could be unsinkable. They didn't look at enough scenarios - they think " oh if she gets hit in the front, it will only breach 2 watertight compartments.." duh folks. I know, sounds bad of me to be so snide about their thoughts, but I guess they just lived in a different world. Nonetheless, I would never get to see the
If there are human remains, they need to be brought up and buried or cremated. It doesn't prove it's a grave. It's proof that it's a shipwreck on which many people died.
@kayper54 Pay attention. There are no longer any remains at over 14,000 feet. And I suppose we should also go get the remains that do still exist on all the ships and planes that went down in sea battles from all the wars and bring them up also right? Or do only those lost on the Titanic rate for that? Hey why not? Lets spends hundreds of millions and go bone diving. Let's get those bones out of the Arizona at Pearl Harbor too while we are at it. Jezze! Spark up a few brain cells.
@Dolphindream15 Hi....there actually isn't the HUMAN remains, just leather and things that are treated Like the shoes and some clothes. they say the human remains have all been removed by the sea creatures....many years ago.
@mrlmonroe wow ,,,as many times as the titanic has been dived upon i wouldnt think that there is much left that they can salvage from her,,,although i did see in a underwater dive not too long ago a clock that stiil sits there in one of the cabins im surprised that they havent taken that,,,but really i dont think theres too much more they can take,,,
@Dolphindream15 There is actually a ban now against removing anything from the SHIP. They can take anything from the debris field. There is an actual "titanic society" (not sure the exact name) that ensures she remains the way she is. Time will only take the rest away. But like I said, the debris field will continue to come back up I'm sure :) :)
@mrlmonroe I did hear of a law that people cant take stuff anymore I know there has been a battle over that I do believe that there has been french divers that have gone down there and taken things,,,but you had mentioned that ,,they cant take things from the actual ship but you said that they CAN take things from the debris field,,now my QUESTION is HOW would they know IF what they took IS from the DEBRIS field or if what they took is from the actual ship
@Dolphindream15 that's a good question and I don't know how they resolve it. I know Ballard - the one that found it "first" had a look but don't touch policy. Then the french went and they took so much from it. He was so upset they took the bell off the crow's nest, and also the sign he had brought down honouring the dead. I don't know how they police it, but I hope they do - as my feeling is it shouldn't be touched....
the grand staircase, possibly floated up and broke off. one passenger, said that he think he saw what looked like a section of the staires floating in the water. the rest of the staircase probably dertirated with time.
How ironic that the third class passengers were kept behind an iron gate so they couldn't mingle with the first class passengers, but now bodies from both classes ended up together at the bottom of the ocean.
preaty soon Titanic will all be gone in the next 20 or 22 years in the year 2022 a lady from the expidition said. At least some of the TItanic ship will be visible for us to see. I say they should make a replica of the Titanic an EXACT Replica and make a cruise liner but with more lifeboats and hmm maybe some submerians with it xD and a 20 helicopers xD!!!! ok maybe not to exact lol well we need more life boats and ect.. so we dont face the same tragaty that happen 99 years ago.
It's a body. You can see his shoe in the middle of the screen and his trouser leg to the right. He was probably a greaser or an engineer who worked down in the boiler rooms. The bacteria does not touch certain materials. Shoes and bags are preserved. His black overalls were probably made of the same material.
@Aaron1912 I wonder if it will ever be possible to send saturation divers to that depth?? Maybe using liquid breathing or something of that nature to withstand the pressure? It would be fascinating to actually touch this wreck where it lies
@Aaron1912 The engineers of the Titanic were the true heroes of this disaster. They worked furiously to keep the lights going on the ship so that other people had a chance to make it out. They stayed on their posts until they went down together with the ship.
@Aaron1912 Man, It still feels like there's life inside it! I don't know, I really want to see and learn more about the ship all the time! It's not about the movie, who gives a shit about the movie {which showed the sinking great after all}but I don't know.....If I ever had money to preserve it I'll spent it all there!
I would love the clock on the mantle, a few of the chandeliers and some of the stain glass. And can you imagine how exquisite that champagne must be after being chilled for so many years?
I remember watching James Cameron's Titanic expedition. It was mentioned ( don't quote me on this ) that he was either not permitted to film a particular area of the wreck or refused to film a particular area. My guess, it was because human remains where discovered. If someone knows, please let me know.
BTW the colored tiles is part of the D deck in the Turkish bath house.
@P0V3RTY09 It was C deck, he said "Do not go into C deck !" Probably because it was too dangerous for ROV to get there, i dont think that after so many years there should be any human remains.
@19Lenoch92 any human remains would likely be in the area that had the water tight compartments closed before the sinking that trapped those unfortunate souls. But I suspect for all those not trapped (or on life boats)...they were on the deck when the ship went down.
Just want to say a huge thank you for this amazing video which I found very touching. Still today the grief of her loss and all those lost with her hangs in the air above and around us. Thank you for helping to keep her memory alive.
I think those furnishings should have been salvaged, restored, and put on a new ship. Call it looting; I call it keeping the ship alive, albeit in a newer form.
Beautifully and so tastefully done as always, Aaron. Many thanks for putting yet another lovely piece together and for using period pieces for this, as opposed to what has become such a cliche use of the James Horner soundtrack. Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake (1876), that lovely waltz and Scott Joplin's "Bethena" (1908) and Magnetic Rag (1914) would have still been quite contemporary by 1912 and may have been played. For sure, they played Irving Berlin's "Alexander's Ragtime Band (1911) as she sank.
@olka192009 the music you are hearing is the sort of music that was around in 1912, perhaps they even listened to it being played by the ships band? the music is perfect for the video, what do you want to hear? hip hop?
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 Though there has been significant deterioration of the wreck since it's discovery almost 25 years ago, much of the ship is still in excellent condition; there is still wood preserved within the hull for one example. As for removal of artefacts, 6000 have been recovered from the debris field since 1986 and they are now part of an internationally travelling exhibition. Objects are not removed from the ship itself as it is considered the main grave site for the victims of the disaster.
Pretty sad at the end... I wish there was a way that they could bring it up out of the ocean, but when you think about it; the ocean is what is preserving it so well.
@Kickbutt1122334455 years of exposure to salt water had rotted much of the wood of the grand stair case. Ironically, many of the first class cabins had fireplace mantles made of tiki wood which is highly pressurized and resistant to long exposure.
If the conspiracy theory of the Olympic and Titanic being switched is true then this is really Olympic in this video. However all the things they have found at the wreck point to it infact being Titanic. They were sister ships along with Britannic, but there were some slight differences in the three. Still it is interesting to think that the ship we believe this is could possibly be her sister.
@LilBitHorseMadX Oh, you've never seen the 1997 film? Are you aware that next April they will be screening it in theaters in 3D to commemorate the 100 year anniversary of the sinking?
@LilBitHorseMadX It certainly looks that way, doesn't it? :) However, the glass is merely reflecting the light source coming from the mini subs used for the underwater navigation.
@TlalocMr There are two theories: one is that the staircase was eaten away by underwater microbes since the steel infrastructure is still there. Another theory is that is that the wooden parts broke apart during the sinking and either floated to the surface or sunk below. But because it is gone now the gaping hole in place allows for the mini subs to navigate into other areas of the ship much easier. So in a way it's a blessing in disguise.
@Aaron1912 yeh aaron1912 is right... leonardos character Jac even mentions it in the movie when hes talking to roses family for dinner..... bdw aaron.. loved ur video mate.. really brougt it back to life.. excellent work.. why dont u put the back ground music from jacks ddeath on this video... would really touch hearts.. xx would you know how to get that music?? : )
@callos1232 wow! u obviously dont understand much about pre-1970s as far back as steam liners go! the titanic was called RMS TITANIC. HMS - was only used for warships, most ships today dont have a company or such a proud 3 letter code. although most cargo ships and cruisers and some liners, or much more known as cruise liners and ferrys have the code letters of m/v m/s. if you wish to know more please do reply to my comment...........
i have loved the titanic since i was 2 years old. and i would love nothing more than to be able to see this myself, but its $40,000 to do so "/ plus the cost of traveling to norway... isnt it enough that it would mean the world to me?
it baffles me that this huge ass ship sank..i know it hit an iceburg..but one would think that the iceburg would be more damage then this huge ship...just saying
@Midnightryder7 The Titanic was built using relatively small sections of steel or a pore quality, with a high sulphur content. Steel technology was not what it is today remember.
These sheets were held together with Iron Rivets, proven to be often weak and brittle in lab tests on the actual rivets brought up from the wreck.
When she hit the berg, the rivets sheared and water quickly flowed through the gaps created.
A modern, welded hull, made with modern steels, is far stronger!
@staytruestayfit yea but everything within her will be out glass plates so may things lockers lots of things will fall out and could tell a new story on how she sank!
@staytruestayfit Not likely. Her superstructure might have collapsed by then or at least detoriated considerably by 2020, but the basic shape and hull will remain as it is for a very long time. However, the softer material and more fragile areas of the bow, such as the boat deck and promenade, could be completely collapsed within the next decade. Hopefully not but just in the last 15 years or so, noticable detoriation has been noted. That's why more interior exploration needs to be done soon.
Very spooky place down there! So many deaths could have been avoided if arrogance and pride would not have blinded their minds back then... R. I. P. for all those who found their grave in the sea....
Alot of you say it would be kinda bad to be there like 2 weeks after it sank because of all the corpses...the truth is at that depth there is a massive change of pressure so the corpses are not even recognizable as humans.They look a bit like torn apart paper sheets at that depth.
papovitch1 i think you should just shut up mate of course the plates and other items can stay in almost perfect condition under these kind of pressures. and none of the items are allowed to be taken from the titanic as it is classed as a mass grave sight and would be concidered to be grave robbing
@astramax1 honestly this is one of those cases where I'd say screw the rules and just take the things from within the wreck, let the titanic society have them and allow them to be put into preservation at museums or in private areas. Somewhere they have rightful descendants who should own them.
THE TITANIC HAS BROUGHT US ALL TOGETHER AS ONE WORLD NOT IST, 2ND OR 3RD CLASS. THE TITANIC SPEAKS TO EVERYONE OF OUR SOULS & WE GET IT.
ATLANTICCITY24 4 days ago
[ could'nt watch this,rather like looking into an open coffin,a bit creepy.
sergerungomo 1 week ago
I hope nobody ever tries to bring the Titanic back onto land. This is the Titanic's resting place and it is also the resting place of everyone who died on the Titanic.
Rest in peace, I hope you are all well. My condolences to you, the people who died on the Titanic's voyage.
Wragziez 1 week ago
Great video I've always wondered what it was like on board of the titanic
TheAfroKid217 1 week ago
r.i.p to those who lost their lives
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esbeidyr1 2 weeks ago
I have to admit, it still looks really beautiful!
TheBAMitsHenry 3 weeks ago
What is it on 4.22 ?
TWORSTVO 3 weeks ago
what was even crazier was swimming down there and grabbing some stuff i left on board, i couldnt believe they were still in tact, oh well, gotta do what you gotta do, it was really cold down there...
MrWbb87 1 month ago
This kinda scary
nickyg299 1 month ago
Really great...
roleitafakhoury 1 month ago
Wow great video :)
ripley1404 1 month ago
cool
joergn83 1 month ago
Beyond this Titianic event (the bigest scam insurance of XXth century) appears the permanent spell cast upon mankind. Looking at present times, we are rnot far from the same sentiment of universal sinking....
sinoples 1 month ago
impresionante
sonia77757 1 month ago
my great great great grandmother died on the titanic i miss u great great great grandmother
bobeatsme98 1 month ago
@bobeatsme98 I was born in 1961. My great grandmother died in 1942. My great great great grandmother died in 1837 (or there abouts). How do you miss someone you"ve never met?
greenwich1754 1 month ago
the thing has been under there for 100 yrs now
Jackmachinima 1 month ago
a very well done to the tribute of the titanic, thank you
Mochalski 1 month ago
very good video :)
Eliasandersson1 1 month ago
TitanicACentury,com
MrKlarsynt 1 month ago
In the movie, I heard that "Snoop Version/Vision" say 'Oop, someone left the water running.' is that true?
44dogtrap 1 month ago
SWTOR 1 year later
coolen 1 month ago
The music in this video was amazing! Anybody know the names of them?:)
Xorasy 1 month ago
bioshock?
TheFreakonaleash85 2 months ago
Unbelievable
a1r6w 2 months ago
How on EARTH did the plates stayed in where they were? I mean, the titanic went up and the plates stayed?
a1r6w 2 months ago
@a1r6w it was reported that some women really stayed in the kitchen
bnkrmike29 2 months ago
@bnkrmike29, it's me, a1r6w (Just on another computer). Who reported this to you?
44dogtrap 1 month ago
@bnkrmike29, thnxs.
a1r6w 1 month ago
@a1r6w I thought exactly the same, and the winebottles isn't crashed to pieces.. Well.. thats wierd?
Frederik19951995 1 month ago
@Frederik19951995, yeah! Weird, weird, weird. (It's me, a1r6w. Just on another computer)
44dogtrap 1 month ago
@Frederik19951995 the plates are wierd somthing can 2 and a half miles and slam dunk the ocean floor and the china still be stacked
liamforber 1 month ago
@3:50 Holy crap! I've lived in houses that looked worse than that. -_-
greenseaships 2 months ago
Dose anyone wonder how different it would be if she was still here?
DarkDemonWolf76 2 months ago
i would like to know the names of all those songs
CHBOY00013 2 months ago
Wow imagin if we could walk on the wreck !
MrDMTVProductionz 2 months ago
In 1:11, is that a body on a chair or something
a1r6w 2 months ago
thank you for adding the images of people. It's easier to imagine the ship that way (as well as when it was still filled with lives).
By the way, on 6:33, how come the body still has a face? or is it just me?
ChottomatteUyachan 2 months ago 4
It is a close up of a man's shoe and his trouser leg.
Aaron1912 2 months ago
How come the plates aren't out of the cupboard?
44dogtrap 1 month ago
@ChottomatteUyachan is it a face really :O ?
derangedslayer1 1 month ago
@ChottomatteUyachan It's just you. I see nothing but debris.
greenwich1754 1 month ago
@ChottomatteUyachan It's just you, I'm afraid. The positions of the shoes are where victims finally came to rest; however, all tissue and bone would have been devoured within a year tops; so by summer of 1913, most of the bodies were gone.
Sunburn2007 3 weeks ago
OMG how I would love to see this in real life before I die.
lovelyswimmer1 2 months ago
The music suits
joergn83 2 months ago
Amazing indeed, thaw
joergn83 2 months ago
This music SUCKS!!!
MustafaTaleb5 2 months ago
Scary !!
T0p0fTh3M00n 2 months ago
jw how did you make this video?
mileyloveshannah 3 months ago
Titanic was such a Beauty! Luxurious ship. She died too young =( R.I.P
SamLuvsJamesDean 3 months ago
not nice music
MrFacebookMr 3 months ago
so How would they know if divers took things from the actual ship or if they took it from the debri field,,I know that there are STILL dishes sitting on broken down shelves IN the titanic Ive seen videos of it,,,but If divers took some of them dishes HOW would ANY ONE know that it came from INSIDE the ship and NOT the DEBRIS FIELD,,,,I dont see how any one can really know where the Items came from,.INSIDE THE SHIP OR OUTSIDE THE SHIP..HOW would one KNOW
Dolphindream15 3 months ago
@Dolphindream15 I love the images of the plates in the case - that is just amazing. There are plates in the debris field that they took video of as well, but I think they picked them up. Their box was missing, but the plates were all still good. As was the champagne bottles. i find it all fascinating!
mrlmonroe 3 months ago
@mrlmonroe YES I agree it is amazing that they didnt all get broken when the ship plunged down to the bottom of the ocean,,,just amazing,,,I wonder how many more dives to the titanic there will be wont be long and there wont be anything left at all ,,,time will take its toll,,,the ship is already 100 years old,,,
Dolphindream15 3 months ago
@Dolphindream15 Yes - next year - 100 years. It is a time capsule for sure. Time stands still. I can't get enough reading up on Titanic.......
mrlmonroe 3 months ago
@mrlmonroe they keep saying that titanic is a under water museum an under water museum for who,,,only certian few have the money to dive down upon titanic and see this under water museum,,in my opion a museum is FOR ALL TO SEE,,but if you cant get to the museum due to the fact its down in the ocean,,then it couldnt be a museum ,,if no one can go and see it,,and it wont be long and titanic wont excist,,she is starting to crumble,and fall,,more and more,in time
Dolphindream15 3 months ago
@Dolphindream15 I guess it's only a museum by video stream and pictures. I think of things like 911 - and just a few years later (10) there isn't anything to be seen. Just rebuilding. They have had to go down so many times to titanic and find out more - mostly to know who was to blame in that tragedy. My thought is, the most blaring fault is the idiots that decided to have 20 lifeboats. They always stood behind the fact that that was all that was legally required,
mrlmonroe 3 months ago
@Dolphindream15 but very shortly after this they changed the rules to be enough lifeboats for all passengers. Also, that they were so naive to think a ship - any ship - could be unsinkable. They didn't look at enough scenarios - they think " oh if she gets hit in the front, it will only breach 2 watertight compartments.." duh folks. I know, sounds bad of me to be so snide about their thoughts, but I guess they just lived in a different world. Nonetheless, I would never get to see the
mrlmonroe 3 months ago
@Dolphindream15 underground museum - going down 3 miles - NO WAY!!
mrlmonroe 3 months ago
@mrlmonroe yea thats what they say an underater museum ,,,YOUR RIGHT BUDDY NO WAY!!
Dolphindream15 3 months ago
footage should be enough to take from her,not artefects,let her rest,together with the remains of these pour people!it sure is a grave!
cabovertrucker 3 months ago
If there are human remains, they need to be brought up and buried or cremated. It doesn't prove it's a grave. It's proof that it's a shipwreck on which many people died.
kayper54 3 months ago
@kayper54 Pay attention. There are no longer any remains at over 14,000 feet. And I suppose we should also go get the remains that do still exist on all the ships and planes that went down in sea battles from all the wars and bring them up also right? Or do only those lost on the Titanic rate for that? Hey why not? Lets spends hundreds of millions and go bone diving. Let's get those bones out of the Arizona at Pearl Harbor too while we are at it. Jezze! Spark up a few brain cells.
Ghstwn 3 months ago
wow I didnt think there would be any human remains,,very erie thats proof its a GRAVE
Dolphindream15 3 months ago 7
@Dolphindream15 Hi....there actually isn't the HUMAN remains, just leather and things that are treated Like the shoes and some clothes. they say the human remains have all been removed by the sea creatures....many years ago.
mrlmonroe 3 months ago
@mrlmonroe wow ,,,as many times as the titanic has been dived upon i wouldnt think that there is much left that they can salvage from her,,,although i did see in a underwater dive not too long ago a clock that stiil sits there in one of the cabins im surprised that they havent taken that,,,but really i dont think theres too much more they can take,,,
Dolphindream15 3 months ago
@Dolphindream15 There is actually a ban now against removing anything from the SHIP. They can take anything from the debris field. There is an actual "titanic society" (not sure the exact name) that ensures she remains the way she is. Time will only take the rest away. But like I said, the debris field will continue to come back up I'm sure :) :)
mrlmonroe 3 months ago
@mrlmonroe I did hear of a law that people cant take stuff anymore I know there has been a battle over that I do believe that there has been french divers that have gone down there and taken things,,,but you had mentioned that ,,they cant take things from the actual ship but you said that they CAN take things from the debris field,,now my QUESTION is HOW would they know IF what they took IS from the DEBRIS field or if what they took is from the actual ship
Dolphindream15 3 months ago
@Dolphindream15 that's a good question and I don't know how they resolve it. I know Ballard - the one that found it "first" had a look but don't touch policy. Then the french went and they took so much from it. He was so upset they took the bell off the crow's nest, and also the sign he had brought down honouring the dead. I don't know how they police it, but I hope they do - as my feeling is it shouldn't be touched....
mrlmonroe 3 months ago
I couldn't go down there, it would be way too eery and haunting
TheCSD123 3 months ago
the grand staircase, possibly floated up and broke off. one passenger, said that he think he saw what looked like a section of the staires floating in the water. the rest of the staircase probably dertirated with time.
MsDoctorWhoFan1 4 months ago
by 1940's all human remains were gone.
my guess Cameron wasn't allowed to go to a pecific area was because it was hard acess to get too.
I know the pool area was never explored because one of the crew shut the door before it sank.
MsDoctorWhoFan1 4 months ago
How ironic that the third class passengers were kept behind an iron gate so they couldn't mingle with the first class passengers, but now bodies from both classes ended up together at the bottom of the ocean.
lostindiancamp 4 months ago
i thought the staircase was never found
guyfawks72 4 months ago
not matter what, the titanic always makes me cry
semtexzinck 4 months ago
preaty soon Titanic will all be gone in the next 20 or 22 years in the year 2022 a lady from the expidition said. At least some of the TItanic ship will be visible for us to see. I say they should make a replica of the Titanic an EXACT Replica and make a cruise liner but with more lifeboats and hmm maybe some submerians with it xD and a 20 helicopers xD!!!! ok maybe not to exact lol well we need more life boats and ect.. so we dont face the same tragaty that happen 99 years ago.
POTCMarc101 4 months ago
The clock on the mantle at 3.27,can anyone make out what time it is,i can't see it very well.would be interesting to know.
TheMaddogjake 4 months ago
@TheMaddogjake looks like 20 to 11 or 12 maybe.......or.......5 to 8 or 9
90bizzman 4 months ago
@90bizzman LOL.
TheMaddogjake 4 months ago
@TheMaddogjake I believe it's somewhere between 2:15 and 2:20 (the time Titanic fully sank.)
MsDoctorWhoFan1 4 months ago
in minute 6:31 is that a body or what the heck is it !!!
pinto5234 5 months ago 3
It's a body. You can see his shoe in the middle of the screen and his trouser leg to the right. He was probably a greaser or an engineer who worked down in the boiler rooms. The bacteria does not touch certain materials. Shoes and bags are preserved. His black overalls were probably made of the same material.
Aaron1912 5 months ago 3
@Aaron1912 I wonder if it will ever be possible to send saturation divers to that depth?? Maybe using liquid breathing or something of that nature to withstand the pressure? It would be fascinating to actually touch this wreck where it lies
cbohar84 4 months ago
@Aaron1912 The engineers of the Titanic were the true heroes of this disaster. They worked furiously to keep the lights going on the ship so that other people had a chance to make it out. They stayed on their posts until they went down together with the ship.
Graome 1 month ago
@Aaron1912 Man, It still feels like there's life inside it! I don't know, I really want to see and learn more about the ship all the time! It's not about the movie, who gives a shit about the movie {which showed the sinking great after all}but I don't know.....If I ever had money to preserve it I'll spent it all there!
77elvistheking 1 month ago
@Aaron1912 As to the other comment - I see no "body", only (perhaps) where a body might have been.
greenwich1754 1 month ago
@pinto5234 Well that is not a body but it is items that a lost soul was wearing, there is no biological material at that depths left.
ThePantonyp 4 months ago
@pinto5234 its a body of somebody but its scary
jordt1234 3 months ago
I would love the clock on the mantle, a few of the chandeliers and some of the stain glass. And can you imagine how exquisite that champagne must be after being chilled for so many years?
StaticJolts 5 months ago
Hello - could anyone tell me the origin of this footage, i.e. who owns the copyright and who can I contact to apply for a licence? Many thanks.
SpagHoop 5 months ago
I remember watching James Cameron's Titanic expedition. It was mentioned ( don't quote me on this ) that he was either not permitted to film a particular area of the wreck or refused to film a particular area. My guess, it was because human remains where discovered. If someone knows, please let me know.
BTW the colored tiles is part of the D deck in the Turkish bath house.
P0V3RTY09 5 months ago
@P0V3RTY09 It was C deck, he said "Do not go into C deck !" Probably because it was too dangerous for ROV to get there, i dont think that after so many years there should be any human remains.
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StaticJolts 5 months ago
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@19Lenoch92 any human remains would likely be in the area that had the water tight compartments closed before the sinking that trapped those unfortunate souls. But I suspect for all those not trapped (or on life boats)...they were on the deck when the ship went down.
StaticJolts 5 months ago
Hi Aaron1912
Just want to say a huge thank you for this amazing video which I found very touching. Still today the grief of her loss and all those lost with her hangs in the air above and around us. Thank you for helping to keep her memory alive.
kalinkosh 5 months ago
I think those furnishings should have been salvaged, restored, and put on a new ship. Call it looting; I call it keeping the ship alive, albeit in a newer form.
RebelKnightCSA 6 months ago
@CaseyMcLaughalot I'm afraid to say yes. that is where somewhere died. you can tell how the boots are layed.
MsDoctorWhoFan1 6 months ago
EXCELLENT VIDEO!!! JOB WELL DONE>>>
doodoobird19 6 months ago
That's Olympic on the ocean floor, not titanic :)
Mahoney8T7 6 months ago
@Mahoney8T7 Could well be. I often wonder if we'll ever know the full truth or not. Something was covered up, for sure.
R1CH130 3 months ago
I would never dive the titanic, its looks way to creepy lol
XxGAMINGHQxX 6 months ago
Where did the stairs go in the grand staircase?
zombislayerpwnsnoobs 6 months ago
@zombislayerpwnsnoobs I imagine they got pounded into splinters when that big wave came through - this is a shipwreck, remember? ;)
RebelKnightCSA 6 months ago
@RebelKnightCSA Yah I know lol but damn look at the church in the titanic its still there color and all.
zombislayerpwnsnoobs 6 months ago
Is that an elevator shaft at 4:23?
1878K 6 months ago
Great footage. Enjoyed watching it, thanks for uploading it.
boscoesarmy 6 months ago
Beautifully and so tastefully done as always, Aaron. Many thanks for putting yet another lovely piece together and for using period pieces for this, as opposed to what has become such a cliche use of the James Horner soundtrack. Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake (1876), that lovely waltz and Scott Joplin's "Bethena" (1908) and Magnetic Rag (1914) would have still been quite contemporary by 1912 and may have been played. For sure, they played Irving Berlin's "Alexander's Ragtime Band (1911) as she sank.
RMSAquitania 6 months ago
woudnt mind a blast on that champagne from the sea bed
H0LD1N 7 months ago
@H0LD1N .DRINK THAT AND YOU WILL BE A WRECK.LOL.
TheMaddogjake 6 months ago
@TheMaddogjake lol i would be countin on it!!! 8 )
H0LD1N 6 months ago
I would like see a wreck . :(
video is great but music is terible ...
olka192009 7 months ago
@olka192009 the music you are hearing is the sort of music that was around in 1912, perhaps they even listened to it being played by the ships band? the music is perfect for the video, what do you want to hear? hip hop?
andreaukok 6 months ago
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antbaka 7 months ago
As much as I love 'Titanic: The Artefact Exhibition', to me, a whole Titanic on the ocean floor is so much more captivating.
SSPoseidon846 7 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 7 months ago
@Mikijpele Though there has been significant deterioration of the wreck since it's discovery almost 25 years ago, much of the ship is still in excellent condition; there is still wood preserved within the hull for one example. As for removal of artefacts, 6000 have been recovered from the debris field since 1986 and they are now part of an internationally travelling exhibition. Objects are not removed from the ship itself as it is considered the main grave site for the victims of the disaster.
SSPoseidon846 7 months ago
Amazing!!!
pitt7575 7 months ago
Next year, it'll be the 100th year that the Titanic has been underwater.
Kickbutt1122334455 7 months ago 28
Fantastic vid!
thesunbeamdream 7 months ago
Pretty sad at the end... I wish there was a way that they could bring it up out of the ocean, but when you think about it; the ocean is what is preserving it so well.
apple993 7 months ago
What happened to the Grand Staircase? Did it collapse?
Kickbutt1122334455 7 months ago
@Kickbutt1122334455 years of exposure to salt water had rotted much of the wood of the grand stair case. Ironically, many of the first class cabins had fireplace mantles made of tiki wood which is highly pressurized and resistant to long exposure.
P0V3RTY09 5 months ago
If the conspiracy theory of the Olympic and Titanic being switched is true then this is really Olympic in this video. However all the things they have found at the wreck point to it infact being Titanic. They were sister ships along with Britannic, but there were some slight differences in the three. Still it is interesting to think that the ship we believe this is could possibly be her sister.
09KDH 8 months ago
aztech2727
Well, no shit it looks like in the film. They based the film off of what they found in the real titanic, look it up if you don't believe me.
Kickbutt1122334455 8 months ago
u do realise, that it looks like some if not all of that footage come from when they were shooting the film back in the 1990s. lol
aztech2727 8 months ago 3
It's all real. Most of it was filmed during the 2001 expedition and the rest was filmed in the 1980's.
Aaron1912 8 months ago 6
Some people never even left thir cabins during the sinking. Imagine how terrifying that would be
CohiodaMohio22 8 months ago
@LilBitHorseMadX Oh, you've never seen the 1997 film? Are you aware that next April they will be screening it in theaters in 3D to commemorate the 100 year anniversary of the sinking?
souverignofsilence 8 months ago
I can't believe this.
On 15/04/12 I will be 16 years old.
On 15/04/12 It will be 100 years ago.
I wish i was born on another day :(
R.I.P.
CelineScene 8 months ago
Fantastic video! Much enjoyed :)
souverignofsilence 8 months ago
@LilBitHorseMadX It certainly looks that way, doesn't it? :) However, the glass is merely reflecting the light source coming from the mini subs used for the underwater navigation.
souverignofsilence 8 months ago
Great Job! Much enjoyed.
modelleg 8 months ago
It is too bad she is gone, I had the idea of re-building Titanic. I mean look at all this money these people put on these Nickelodeon cruise ships
TheMoore1997 8 months ago
its just awesome, i love titanic since i was like 5, i really wanna go there down the water wanna see how this wonder really looks like....!!
deepndneet 8 months ago
aahhhw thats is so nice
titanic14full 8 months ago
wouldn't it be cool if we could breath under water as well?...i would be always at the bottom of the ocean seeing what i could find
Midnightryder7 8 months ago
Anyone know what happened to the grand staircase?
TlalocMr 8 months ago
@TlalocMr There are two theories: one is that the staircase was eaten away by underwater microbes since the steel infrastructure is still there. Another theory is that is that the wooden parts broke apart during the sinking and either floated to the surface or sunk below. But because it is gone now the gaping hole in place allows for the mini subs to navigate into other areas of the ship much easier. So in a way it's a blessing in disguise.
souverignofsilence 8 months ago
1:10 wow! you must have had brill lighting to get that! That's amazing quality!
sazycute1993 8 months ago
it's so sad to see the Titanic on the sea floor
Loveships9 8 months ago
guys,we can no longersee the name of titanic in the bow,it was painted,and all the paint is corroded away by now.
ShipWreckAndHaloFan 8 months ago
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its name was HMS not RMS it stands for Her Majesty's Ship.
callos1232 8 months ago
It is RMS Titanic. (Royal Mail Steamer) HMS was only used on battleships and other naval shipping in times of war.
Aaron1912 8 months ago 21
@Aaron1912 oh i stand corrected, thanks!
callos1232 8 months ago
@Aaron1912 yup its Royal Mail Steamer
flightcaptain100 8 months ago
@Aaron1912 I thought RMS stood for Royal Master Ship
ClassicHorrorDB 8 months ago
@Aaron1912 thats were HMS britanic comes into it
lewthemaster 7 months ago
@Aaron1912 yeh aaron1912 is right... leonardos character Jac even mentions it in the movie when hes talking to roses family for dinner..... bdw aaron.. loved ur video mate.. really brougt it back to life.. excellent work.. why dont u put the back ground music from jacks ddeath on this video... would really touch hearts.. xx would you know how to get that music?? : )
opaque1231 6 months ago
@Aaron1912 Isnt there a movie about titanic being underwater?
zombislayerpwnsnoobs 6 months ago
@callos1232 wow! u obviously dont understand much about pre-1970s as far back as steam liners go! the titanic was called RMS TITANIC. HMS - was only used for warships, most ships today dont have a company or such a proud 3 letter code. although most cargo ships and cruisers and some liners, or much more known as cruise liners and ferrys have the code letters of m/v m/s. if you wish to know more please do reply to my comment...........
aztech2727 8 months ago
@aztech2727 Nope, i only know a little about warships.
callos1232 8 months ago
i have loved the titanic since i was 2 years old. and i would love nothing more than to be able to see this myself, but its $40,000 to do so "/ plus the cost of traveling to norway... isnt it enough that it would mean the world to me?
Stakira0nY0utube 8 months ago
it baffles me that this huge ass ship sank..i know it hit an iceburg..but one would think that the iceburg would be more damage then this huge ship...just saying
Midnightryder7 8 months ago
@Midnightryder7 The iceberg was very tiny but under water it was huge! Try looking it up. I've seen a drawing of how big it was
Lilylucy129 8 months ago
@Midnightryder7 The Titanic was built using relatively small sections of steel or a pore quality, with a high sulphur content. Steel technology was not what it is today remember.
These sheets were held together with Iron Rivets, proven to be often weak and brittle in lab tests on the actual rivets brought up from the wreck.
When she hit the berg, the rivets sheared and water quickly flowed through the gaps created.
A modern, welded hull, made with modern steels, is far stronger!
R1CH130 3 months ago
sad. by 2020 they say shes gonna be nothing but a stain on the sea floor.. :/
staytruestayfit 8 months ago
@staytruestayfit yea but everything within her will be out glass plates so may things lockers lots of things will fall out and could tell a new story on how she sank!
coolcon96 8 months ago
@staytruestayfit Not likely. Her superstructure might have collapsed by then or at least detoriated considerably by 2020, but the basic shape and hull will remain as it is for a very long time. However, the softer material and more fragile areas of the bow, such as the boat deck and promenade, could be completely collapsed within the next decade. Hopefully not but just in the last 15 years or so, noticable detoriation has been noted. That's why more interior exploration needs to be done soon.
Trancemaster2052 8 months ago
Very spooky place down there! So many deaths could have been avoided if arrogance and pride would not have blinded their minds back then... R. I. P. for all those who found their grave in the sea....
Strap1205 8 months ago
;)
TheCanOfMilk 8 months ago
It's amazin to me how the plates are still in the shelves intact.
ludwigking 9 months ago
I dont know... but is there a shape of a corpse at 6:34?
twwdhh 9 months ago
that is the best wreckk footage ever!
Loveships9 9 months ago
what is the song name when "the grand staircase" pops up?
zolob314 9 months ago
actually not,but still it looks like metal
ShipWreckAndHaloFan 9 months ago
maybe at 3:34 its metal,i mean,titanic still has most of the outside painting so...
ShipWreckAndHaloFan 9 months ago
Alot of you say it would be kinda bad to be there like 2 weeks after it sank because of all the corpses...the truth is at that depth there is a massive change of pressure so the corpses are not even recognizable as humans.They look a bit like torn apart paper sheets at that depth.
ShipWreckAndHaloFan 9 months ago
What is it about the Titanic which captures peoples imaginations so much?
revol148 9 months ago
papovitch1 i think you should just shut up mate of course the plates and other items can stay in almost perfect condition under these kind of pressures. and none of the items are allowed to be taken from the titanic as it is classed as a mass grave sight and would be concidered to be grave robbing
astramax1 9 months ago
@astramax1 honestly this is one of those cases where I'd say screw the rules and just take the things from within the wreck, let the titanic society have them and allow them to be put into preservation at museums or in private areas. Somewhere they have rightful descendants who should own them.
PyroChemicals2 9 months ago