100th Anniversary of the launch of the Titanic

[DenisTerror]

3:05

the obviously fake part begins

[ajpianoman1]

@DenisTerror It's all fake.

[chickentorche]

Titanic wasn't finished until 1912. It only made one trip and sunk.

[ryadair90]

Hello.. I'm ryan, i live in Belfast.

The Titanic was built and launched into Belfast lough in may 1911

BUT!!!

The interior fittings, furnishings, funnels, etc. were all constructed between may 1911 until it was finally completely finished by april 1912.

Problem solved.

[everfroster821]

@minecraft268 True the sinking of t

[minecraft268]

Really may uhhh noooo the 100th anniversery is this year!!!

[procksomaterman]

@minecraft268 yes i know

[abranic]

@minecraft268 Yes! The 100th anniversary is this year but this video was made in 2011 in the anniversary of the LAUNCH!!! Please, read the description...

[TexasForddiesel]

@minecraft268 facepalm buddy, maaajor facepalm

[TheFlyers1992]

@procksomaterman

Read the description.

Titanic's outer hull was launched on May 31, 1911 (over a 100 years ago).

Titanic's maiden journey (and last) was on April 10, 1912 (less than).

The video is talking about the launching of the Titanic's outer hull not the maiden journey.

[procksomaterman]

it has not been 100 yers

[titanicice19]

@procksomaterman it was in 2011,Read the date >_<

[procksomaterman]

@titanicice19 the REAL launch yes i know they also launched most by the real launch

[titanicice19]

@procksomaterman its 101 now :3

[procksomaterman]

@titanicice19 no it is not may

[Mr7777ELVIS]

@procksomaterman YES IT HAS BEEN.ADIOS

[Alex90brt]

Peccato che si sono dimenticati di mettere le 4 canne fumarie!!

[abranic]

@Flamorgan It´s true. But officially the first port of the Titanic was Southampton. On April 2nd the Titanic had her sea trials. :)

[Aaron97Madrigal]

Me Encanto perfecto exelente voz y video para esto :D Pura Vida con ese Video!!! saludos desde Costa Rica!!!!

[president808]

I think that the British, French, Canadian and American governments should fund raise the rebuild of the Titanic. It would be very helpful and primarily cheap if you split the difference from 4 countries and a billion dollar shipping company. The only problem is that they have to agree on the port of call and the shipyard on which it would have easier access for all the raw materials and master ship builders to come together and agree on a design.

[Weert8]

Even god himself cann't sink this ship!

[neominois]

FYI at 3:28 that picture is of Olympic, not Titanic...

[Brownie2k2001]

@neominois No it was the Titanic. The forward part of the A Deck Promenade was closed off after launch because Ismay wanted there to be an enclosed area as this was the latest, modern design, plus passengers on the Olympic complained about getting wet in difficult conditions. Changes were made after Titanics launch, during the outfitting procedure.

[Peace7Maker]

@Brownie2k2001 it was also made to strengthen the structure as the passenger were complaining of alot of creaking on the Olympic...

[Brownie2k2001]

@neominois Plus if you look onlne, there is a picture of the Titanic and Olympic together in Belfast when the Olympic needed repairing. On that picture you can just make out both of their A Deck promenades are open, so they look identical.

[motorguzzi100]

ON launch of TITANIC one of dockyard workers got trapped later died hospital this was considered a bad omen on launch

[poophead918]

some died in the titanic wile it was still in constrction

[TheChristieMilkshake]

@5KellyChan5 jeez chill

[rickietube1]

@5KellyChan5 look at the announcement at 0:22. The hull was launched on May 31, 1911. The ship was not completed until months later. She sank in April 1912. You may want to see the video titled Building the Titanic.

[5KellyChan5]

@rickietube1 well yeah! xD that's true, I'm sorry!

thanks!

[abranic]

@rickietube1 Sorry, this video is correct! Titanic launch was in 1911, one year before of her sinking! IT´S NOT A MISTAKE!

[rickietube1]

@abranic yes I agree. If you will look at the previous comments, you will see that I was explaining this to KellyChan5

[Saledin64]

To the guys arguing about the enclosed promenade. I believe that the Olympic's was open and Titanic's closed. Britannic was also enclosed.

[DCnightcrawler]

@Saledin64 The Titanic's was open, just like the Olympic's, until just a few weeks before she sailed when last-minute changes were made. The still photo here is the Titanic, as the Olympic was painted white for launching.

[Lego206RC]

@DCnightcrawler You are right about promenade deck, but you can see easily the windows on B-deck which show that the ship is Olympic. ;)

[DCnightcrawler]

@Lego206RC Definitely NOT. Olympic was not painted black at launching. The B-Deck promenade that fully encircled that deck was eliminated at the last minute on the Titanic, along with the closing in of the A-Deck forward windows.  It was found that the original design provided excess promenade space that was not all used. The Titanic incorporated the famous luxury parlor suites in that area. The same thing was done later to the Olympic. Many changes occurred over the years.

[Lego206RC]

@DCnightcrawler Actually I apologize, you were right about the picture where the Titanic is seen from the stern during launch, the Olympic was painted white. But I am still wondering about another picture, where the Titanic is after launch (still no funnels) already in the water. On the first picture of the Titanic (still in the dock) you can easily see the white letters TITANIC painted on the bow, but this picture does not have them. Did they really repaint those or picture is actually Olympic?

[DCnightcrawler]

@Lego206RC I just took another look to refresh my memory. All of the shots of the hull afloat after launching are the Titanic. I have seen another one using a still of the Brittannic, which was also painted black, but her upper enclosed windows were divided horizontally along the tops and the boat deck bulwark ran the full length of the deck. I've been looking at all of these photos for 40 years so they are all easily recognizable for me. These were all the Titanic.

[DCnightcrawler]

@DCnightcrawler The Titanic would be repainted again before handing over to White Star. It was only then that the name and sheer stripe, cut into the iron hull plates, was painted in yellow ochre (gold). These photos were often retouched long ago by the photographers. This computer animation was actually quite good, though the scale of the people at the rails is too big and they failed to note the change in windows occurring AFTER the launch.

[Alexandr177e]

Where are pipes?

[TheCinatit12]

Video very well done, but there is one big misstake! First class promenade was NOT inglassed at the launch, it was done a week before seatrail

[malcolmmorin]

Can you guys believe its almost going to be 100 years since titanic sank? 2012, April 15th. My god. 0_o

[aabajs]

no is in 2012

[abranic]

@aabajs  TITANIC WAS LAUNCH IN 1911, ONE YEAR BEFORE OF HER SINKING!

[zombislayerpwnsnoobs]

@abranic but it set sail april 11th.

[abranic]

@zombislayerpwnsnoobs It´s a mistake: Titanic set sail on April 10th from Southampton...

[W7edwin]

@abranic No, it was launched in 1912!! I've read over 30 books about the titanic and 10 movies, so it was built in 1911, but it launched and set sailed in 1912 and the Titanic was only less than 2 weeks old when it sank.

[abranic]

@W7edwin Titanic was launch in 31 May 1911, no in 1912! Where are you reading this on? It´s a big mistake!

[TheJuicyfruitx]

@abranic no he's right the hull was launched on the 31st may 1911, but it was unfinished, and didnt sail till 1912

[abranic]

@TheJuicyfruitx Correct! Titanic was finished in March 31,1912, but in May 31th,1911 the ship was launched in Belfast. This video was made in May 2011 for conmemorate this anniversary. :)

[RattsTyerell32]

3:25 this isnt the titanic

[madeinedmundston]

@RattsTyerell32

It's The Olympic!

[EmperorDarthSidious]

It's stranged that the people who created this video did overlooked a real mistake...In this video the enclosed promenade-deck was already build, but in reality the enclosed promenade-deck was build later as you can see in the photo's of Titanic's original launch...

[Lego206RC]

@EmperorDarthSidious Except that some of the pictures of the launch in this video are not even of the Titanic.. ;)

[abranic]

Es cierto TXIXARELO, el puente de mando aún estaba en construcción pero es un error perdonable por la calidad general del documental del que son las imágenes.

[abranic]

Lost Liners Soundtrack, a documentary produced by PBS

[Txitxarelo]

Acabo de ver un error bastante bestia en la parte simulada del Titanic siendo botado: en cuanto se puso a flote el Titanic aún no se le había construido el puente de mando.

[kensyyy]

@Txitxarelo lo cual es logico por q a los barcos se le sprueba d esa manera, sin puente de mando, ya que ese dia no fue el dia inagural de viaje solo la prubea de flote... por lo mismo no tiene el puente de mando.

[DanDauzacker]

My Birthday... May 31

[funboy741]

@DanDauzacker

Happy Birthday,its an honor to be your birthday when the Titanic was launched.

[abranic]

This video has parts of diferent of Titanic´s documentaries

with music and my own voice. The documentary name is " Titanic Build of a leyend" 

[maudale]

@abranic

Where does the music come from? the violon music as the ship is launched? thanks

[titanictakeover]

Where did you get this video?

[thedanielalan1]

 COOL

[atalanta48]

bello



[thesideswipe180]

@atalanta48 Bello?