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  • Your child picks up a hammer and crushes their hand & blames you because you let this happen...and they are told that you love them...this is what they do not understand...

    What man does with the hammer...in his wisdom is the result of an example of man's own arrogance.

    It is man...that causes his own pain...just ask Adam that was with Eve

  • if they even try to raise it once it hits the air it will all perish away n jut become iron dust. leave it in its final resting place i mean you wouldnt want someone to raise your coffin to do wat they want to it would you no. 1500 people died that night leave it be n remember it 4 what it was not for money or your ignorance. thank you

  • so fed with the violin ballshit put some metallica

  • @BayouBluesMan Slayer Bro

  • Would people who believe in GOD just stfu. Not everyone believes in your fairytales.

    Its funny how people attribute acts of violence/punishment/retributio­n to GOD. He sounds like such a lovely person...Id love to spend eternity with him....NOT.

  • @DIGITALSCREAMS They also attribute love, kindness, understanding, purity, happiness, calmness, wonders and beauty, just to mention a few things, to GOD.

  • 8 people are iceburgs...{{}{}{}{}{}

  • Blood on the lifejacket

  • it is so scary to think that the titanic was such a heavy ship and it still sank

    i feel sorry for the people on her because of the coal strike they were moved onto the titanic

    the rich people and the the poor people who did not get to go on the titanic because it was full they did not go on the titanic were so happy that that they were not on the ship but sad that it went down and that so many people died

    expecially the family of the crew and servant s

    tears

  • @ 0.48 is that a real pic?? or is it computerized?? if its real its ssicckk... feel soo sorry for every one her.. i loved the movie...amazing... . and @ANNA00732 soo right gal!!

  • i'd be shitting myself if i went down there.

  • I think as fascinating as this is, people need to let it go. It's now a tomb. People died on this. The artifacts BELONG to people, and need to be given to the surviving family members. Instead of trying to figure out how to raise it, "save it", it's all in vain. It will be an orange stain on the bottom of the ocean eventually. People want to make a profit off it and the personal belongings of the passengers on it. I don't know how these people live with themselves.

  • @spookypunky i agree dont get personal things, get parts of the ship, and document it, but not peoples things, the boots really puts a human level to it.

  • @spookypunky WONDER WHY J P MORGAN TOOK HIS ARTEFACTS OF TITANIC THE DAY BEFORE SHE SAILED AND BRITISH GOLD FOR AMERICAN MUNITIONS FOR WW1 DISAPPEARED THE DAY BEFORE SHE SAILED

  • I GOT A QUICK QUESTION YOUR OPINION WHAT DO YOU THINK THE MOST EXPENSIVE THING IS IN THE GRAND STAIRCASE

  • cant imagine how much cash can be down there!

  • I have no problem with people trying to aquire items for exibition. While I respect Mr. Ballard's point of memorializing the site, I also feel that relatively intact items should be brought up and preserved to share with the public. Only a handful of people could ever hope to explore the wreck. If we memorialized sites like Pompeii, the public would never comprehend or thrill to life in antiquity. The ship is rapidly decaying and will soon be an unidentifiable lump of rustcicles.

  • 2:09 OMG i wonder who wore that. may he RIP if he died during the tragedy

  • @chrysanthos66 They say the sea was very calm and still that night, which is unusual, and also there was no moonlight helping them to see. If the sea was rough and choppy like it usually is out there, you can see the waves breaking over the bottom of the iceberg and detect it earlier, they say the watchman put the distress call out and 37 seconds later Titanic hit the iceberg

  • i touched the Titanic

  • @xxgermanshepherdsxx you went to the titanic exhibition too?

  • @94sealover yes i did it was amazing there were clothes hats shoes even letters and then i touched the Titanic

  • @xxgermanshepherdsxx I just touched myself.

  • i touched the hotel

  • when itouched a piece of the hull of the Titanic was an indescribable feeling, exciting, I'll never forget when I visited the exhibition of Titanic and saw that objects with a great story, and touched a piece of the Titanic, I felt an indescribable thing, it was the best exhibition I have ever seen, in the end you could buy some souvenirs, had identical replicas,i bought a cup with a beautiful white star line flag, which is closely guarded in my cupboard!

    this video make me cry of emotion!

  • Titanic was a beautiful ship and it is sad to think of the tragedy that went with her on that fatefull night, all for the sake of greed....the 'route of all evil'!

    Rip to all those that lay quietly with her, you are known, if not by name.........

  • @jonaslover9971 the people who founf them probably cleaned them and washed them

  • were you saw the pair of shoes dont forget that were on some ones feet very sad

  • @jonaslover9971 It's called restoration. A lot of the artifacts pulled up, if carefully cleaned, can look brand new.

  • Yes God can sink a ship. Nature is a God.

  • it brings me chills :S

  • How come those plates survived? I didn't know they could withstand the water pressure that deep.

  • @ignatei - they're solid. Water pressure is only going to affect things with bubbles of air space in it

  • Watch the Titanic 99th anniversary ( :  /watch?v=HR6HIK2U3fs

  • at 2:13 i saw that lifejacket in person! it was the best experience of my life

  • Wow. That life jacket at the end really hit me in the heart. Someone depended on that for survival.

  • if u stop the video at 1:04 just about an inch to the right from the center of the small screen it looks like a ghost or a person... eerie!!

  • Everyone stop saying that a human humans body cant be seen now after all these years because some maybe eaten by fishes and the rest of them there are coral growing on them so they r not seeeeeeennnnn

  • in a way its good she sank as we can see her. lets face it she would have been scrapped and forgoten years ago if she had not sank.

  • @blobby1972 You should be ashamed. In your words "in a way its good she sank as we can see her. lets face it she would have been scrapped and forgoten years ago if she had not sank."  Of COURSE! Because a scrapped forgotten ship is much better than 1,500 souls that were lost on April 15, 1912. No! Can you imagine being on that ship? Dying? But, in your words, it's perfectly dandy that 1,500 people died that day, because the Titanic wouldn't have mattered years later, anyway, right? ...

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  • @GApeach290 I'm just looking on the bright side .

  • What the name of the song in the video?

  • has any body noticed that they only really ever show the front of the titanic but never the inside couse i dont know about use but i would llike to see it... i think it would be interesting to see what it looks like now course it was really nice then so i wana see what it will look like now like i know it want be as good course its so old and been underwater for so long but still i think it would be good.... thats what i think

  • why dont they ever show the stern much i mean they show the bow more than the stern i want to see what the full stern looks loike today

  • if i ever win lotto my first thing is to buy an expedition down to see her..... wat an experience that would be!!

  • Why did it have to be sinking at night its much more scary for people to think of dieing.

  • what does RMS stand for?? (RMS Titanic)

  • @VivaVelourCouture i think it stands for royal majestys service???

  • @kracken63

    RMS stands for Royal Mail Ship.

  • @nenshite the red stuff around the shoe...is that the actual person?

  • @b0lsachica probaly not they said that any human remains would be long gone but only the ship and her things and the rest remain no human bodies dolls without bodies shoes benches workout things etc etc

  • just think one day the sea will have boiled away and the titanic will see the sun once more .ok so she will be a brown stain on the sea bed by then but hay ho.

  • that is amazing that all that stuff is intact. such a horrible thing that happened

  • 1:26

    Whenever I see a personal artifact such as these shoes, I think about the person who owned. Worn them. Died in them....

  • Thank you for the post. It is all dredfully sad. I could not help but think on the inexpressable horror the people must have felt as they went down with the ship. And of those in the life boats, as they watched and heard all that happened around them that fateful night.

  • This version of nearer my god to thee was not actually played on the Titanic, there are three versions, and one of the others were played. Look up Titanic survivors, what they saw

  • Why is it that this ship just never ceases to amaze us all more than any other shipwreck? Yes it was her maiden voyage, yes it was the largest ship ever constructed at the time, but there has been worse loss of life on other ships, the Lusatania for example.

  • It's really scary to think how many bones are at the bottom of that ocean. :(

  • i know youre right, but isnt it ironic that was said? And by the man who designes it.It isnt cool to mock God. Its just ironic. Thank you for the reply. Anna

  • wat does RMS mean

  • @pielover3756 Royal Mail Ship..........along with over 2000 passengers, there was royal mail aboard the Titanic when it sank.

  • hey my great grandpa Survived the sinking but his girlfriend died but then married my great grandma. he's dead now though but my great grandma isn't

  • hey my great grandpa Survived the sinking but his girlfriend died but then married my great grandma.

  • Fun Fact! :) All the shoes that you see on the bottom the sea next to the Titanic actually are the last remains of those who drowned. (its not really very fun by its still interesting)

  • on my hunny moon so am gonna get a sumbarine and go take a look lol :) xxx

  • so great...........

  • if you ever visit Orlando, Florida, they have a huge exhibit with a ton of atrifacts of the titanic, they built the grand staircase just like it was in the ship and also built a room to see what it would have been like walking outside on the deck that night. have a bunch of plates/cups/silverwear and i also think there was a piece of the hull if i can remember correctly (i went 4 years ago) but it is amazing to see it all.

  • great video

  • perfect song

    whats it called?

  • @nfsfan2 Nearer my God to be..

  • I remember as a kid someone said even god could not sink this ship.I dont beleave in a god / or gods that rules the world.What happened to the Titanic hit a iceberg and sank.There was no god that made this ship sink.IT HIT A ICEBERG AND SANK......

  • @66root You poor soul, god's hand is at the wheel life and put that ice berg where it needed to be.

  • They should reconstruct the titanic, as a kind of dry-dock museum. As this great liner slowly but surley dissintergrates in the murky depths of the north atlantic, so will it's memories. People need to remember what happened to it. A full reconstruction should happen, then I think it should be kept in Liverpool.

  • @AVATARdemon113 That would be fantastic, although expensive. Too bad the Olympic was scapped and not saved. She could have been the museum. One can only dream.

  • @scorpietta Should I find that I am able to travel back to England, I shall take a trip to the hotel that has the Olympic's interior salvaged.

  • amaizing

  • DESCONCERTANTE, TRISTE UM HORROR TERRÍVEL TÉTRICO LASTIMAVEL

  • Retreiving artifacts before they are gone forever is important. The story of Titanic stands testiment to the rich putting profit before human lives. A lesson not to be forgotten. The lack of quality control of the rivets used in construction, lack of lifeboats, the incompetant captain who gave in to commercial pressure and then compounded it by allowing the few lifeboats to launch only partly full........ and then the class system that kept the poor locked below decks until it was too late.

  • @tpsossff So you would like items to be robbed from the graves of the 1.5 thousand people to be used as an attraction in mostly american museums? You're British, you are supposed to have been born with respect. Leave the graves of the people to rest, leave the ship be. Go and dig up every ship if you anyone would do this one- it is only this popular because they went and made a film on it! Many have already forgotten the thousands who died on other ships.

  • @jacksite2007

    Titanic prompted changes to maritime laws and procedures that probably saved thousands of lives in the years following. Ships were better designed to withstand damage without sinking. All ships had to listen for distress calls every half hour. Never again would a ship charge blindly into the night.

    If those artifacts help keep the story alive they stand far better testament to the memory of the1500 souls than to disappear into the seabed in a few decades.

  • @TheSpiritof1969 But to get to some of the artifacts, people are going to have to destroy walls and metal framework. There is a swimming pool in there that was sealed off 10 seconds after the crash. They are going to have to break down a lot of airtight doors to get in. People learned from the engineering mistakes so it cant happen on that scale again. But when it's ripping up a graveyard of people it's different. Besides, you think about morals, businesses think about exhibitions= money

  • @jacksite2007

    If you search YT there is original footage taken on the first expedition there taken in the 80s.there is also footage taken in 2007. See the difference, it is corroding away at a faster rate than it did in the first 70 years. In a few decades the ship will collapse completely and disappear. In a couple of hundred years it will be gone along with its memory.

    I beleive it is important to save what we can to keep the memories of those souls alive.

  • @jacksite2007

    Unfortunately those expeditions cost an awful lot of money. Money is something we are all shackled to and money is why the disaster happened. We cannot change that, Many museums charge for entry now, that is he way it is and they cost money to set up and run.

    Most of the victims are not in that wreck, they died in the icy waters as the people in the lifeboats listened to their cries. Another aspect of the disaster never to be forgotten... where humanity gave way to survival.

  • @tpsossff ok thanks ms.teacher

  • i hope no one else ever says that God cant sink a ship!!

  • @ANNA00732 God didn't do it, how could anyone blame God for the blatant foolishness of man to claim it was unsinkable in the first place, and secondly why o why weren't there enough life rafts etc, they didn't listen to warnings so whats new there then, its just terribly sad but God will resurrect the dead that is a certainty, for his word tells us that.

  • @ANNA00732 "i hope no one else ever says that God cant sink a ship!!" I know. How ironic, right?

  • @ANNA00732 i know Dont ever underestimate God...he can do anything

  • @ANNA00732 .

  • @ANNA00732 god never would kill hundreds of people to prove a man His power... don't be a fool...God didnt sink the ship... an iceberg did it

  • @ANNA00732 Your stupid imaginary god didn't sink the Titanic; progressive flooding did.

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  • @8redcoins If most people truly believed that god killed all those innocent people, how could they feel anything but hate for that motherfucker? Most mainstream Christians (Catholics and Protestants) have a mature understanding about how the world works and will admit that man's successes and failures, triumphs and tragedies are all his own, and a god is for moral and spiritual guidance. Only the most backwards, superstitious rustics think that god will get you if you don't kiss his ass.

  • @8redcoins How did the workers deny god? Youv been watching too many movies.

  • @ostrich67 God is real though he did not make the titanic sink! F U!

  • @Summergirl169 You just believe in God to have someone to blame bad shit on, like everyone else.

  • @ostrich67 wtf? stfu because a lot of ppl beive in him so i would keep comments like that off of facebook!

  • @cyntoria0167 freedom of speech. We don't live in a theocracy, as much as you want us to..

    "Christians" are some of the dumbest, most gullible people on the planet. Don't you get it that you're being manipulated by the Atheists and Agnostics who control the media and the politicians?

    You're being manipulated by Jewish intellectuals called "Straussians" (and no I'm not a Jew-hater), but it's interesting to see "Christians" following the philosophy of Atheist-Jewish intellectuals.

  • It techically could be considered grave robbing by taking artifacts from the site, but it's just plates and utensils.

  • my father was on her sister ship Olympic when the Titanic sank in 1912 . Very said

  • @wet5555 hello your father traveled on the titanic? can you contact me, i interest in the history about Titanic...thanks where are you from?

  • has any one noticed that when a person brung up the titanic artifacts all the people died early one of the guy brought back wine and licked the bottle witch seems dumb in the first place but then he died a few days l8r cauz he did that

  • Designed by an Irishman, built by Irishmen, lifeboats by an Englishman.

  • The photograph at 0:15 is not the Titanic, it is actually the Olympic (very very similar, but not the Titanic).

  • please tell me the fleet of cars were undamaged :(

  • It's quite incredible how the artifacts are still in such wonderful condition. I would have thought they wouldn't have last very long once exposed to air. amazing.

  • 1524 people lost there lives i feel its wrong to

  • Titanic sucks

  • Actually the titanic was sank on purpose. There were a bunch of wealthy bankers on board who had the power to prevent the formation of the federal reserve and a bank monopoly . This was a way to execute them.Thats why the women and the children wre allowed to leave. I'll find the video and post it.

  • the ring at 2:00 is exceptionatly sad

  • @AMY1213141 tell me about it! I can't help but wonder at the story behind it.

  • @grooveyloop sorry i dont know it, i just thought it looked sad, like it was a lost wedding ring or something

  • @AMY1213141 That's okay, just a figure of speech, just agreeing with you that it is very sad that they found that beautiful ring.

  • with the greatest respect to all who lost thier lives onboard titanic i would love to see her raised and brought back to where she was built, i think this is such a huge part of history and my great grandfather help build this ship but sadly never got to sail in her.i know there are mixed emotions as to whether she should be raised but as i've said its a part of northern irish history as should be seen by the next generation and titanic's memory should be kept alive for this reason

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  • I dont like how alot of these comments talk how its disrespectful to go to the Titanic they sound like they have never down anything bad their lifes haha .............yeah right

  • I agree! I can understand taking a few items for museums and scientific research, but for tourists who either scuba dive or take a submarine down to the site to take items is just plane immoral and disrespectful.

  • @lilcoyote260 im srry

  • It is ILLEGAL to take stuff from any type of monument, even if its under water, Who ever took artifacts from the most know wreck in the world, Titanic THEN FUCK YOU. The Titanic was a hella nice ship. Taking Artifacts is wrong and Offense to everyone. Why must they take good stuff away from its natral place. It makes me really sad. The next person that I hear about on TV as of July 6th 2010 that takes a item from the TITANIC, you will die with your head in your ass.

  • @maxthecat30 lol..its not illegal man..chill!..the company that built the titanic have been given the rights to salvage it!..its perfectly legal !

  • @maxthecat30 and salvaging it is nt bad...whats good a monument if u cant see it..its not a monument anymore...its a rotting wreck...salvaging the artifacts are for the fond memory of the legend ship and all the people who sank along with it..so we can feel with them..the regret for their loss!

  • I say it's ok to explore the wreck. The diving crews treat the wreck with great respect and care. And there is still alot to be learned from examining the ship. Theres been so many new discoveries of what helped sink the ship that they discovered from those dives. I just wish they have more footage of the stern section!

  • she was a master piece of a ship no doubt for its day..i personally dont have a problem with salvaging stuff, the souls are gone,and its a piece of history..i know if a museum with artifacts came my way i would most defiantly look..why not,and i bet those on here that dislike it would go look as well..

  • thers lot people in titanic  not 1500 theirs over nillions people ho died

  • @libahunt88 are you being serious? Millions of people who died on the titanic? The Titanic could hold up to 3547 people (including crew). There were 2223 on board when it sank and only 706 people survived!

  • Apparently our grand piano was on the ship, but it was taken off because it was the captain's or something because he wanted it at his home and nowhere else. I was confused when my daddy told me that story... :s

  • My dads uncle was on this ship..

  • @Mr1in1000000 he must be nearly over a hundred by now liar

  • @NeXeLsXPrOdUcTiOnS its a she and in 2 years it'll be 100 :o

  • @plazgaz Mr1in1000000 wasn't on about Titanic. He was on about this guy's dad's uncle.

  • @Captainkeyeskiller1 didnt see

  • omg that was fantasic! great vid i wish i could go down there and see titanic for myself what a dream!

  • I think we should preserve it as much as possible. It's history! I don't think it's looting a grave. It's preserving history. In a way I feel like it would be like throwing away all of of my father's belongings because he passed away. A lot of it could be family heirlooms if not museum artifacts could still be down there. I also think that we don't have many years left of Titanic preservation, so we must do it now. Maybe all proceeds from a museum, go to the families?

  • The people who died are dead. They've been dead for almost 100 years. They cannot be harmed or take offense to anything now. Do what it best for the living - if that means salvaging the wreck, so be it.

  • This Creepy

  • my great great great grandma and grandad were on board for there honeymoon unfortunately they couldnt get a life boat and one of those rings in a jewellry box is my ancestors wedding ring so i say dont take any artifacts from it dont move it its a burial for all the people that died on that ship whoever agrees like this comment and i will make a facebook group for it

  • @cod5ownage123 So then, I assume, they were plucked alive from the sea by the boat that went back. Otherwise you would not be here. What were their names?

  • Titanic... I like the movie, not for the sappy fake romance story, seeing the CGI of that ship break up, the terror, seeing what likely was in the eyes of those that were lucky to survive, "lucky" to hear the screams as more than 1500 died in the 20 degree water. Some wished they would die just to forget those screams for help.

    You dont need to be some prep romance movie lover to respect Titanic, if you saw 9/11 on TV, you get the idea... Titanic was real, people died there.

  • The makers of Titanic said that even God himself could not sink Titanic!!

    They were wrong!!

  • @kiloman2 wow you thats rude. you act like they intended for the titanic to sink. it was a mistake and i;m pretty sure they didnt really mean what they said they prob just ment it was not likley to sink. many people died and you thinks its ok to be rude about it.wow

  • @sillysocks407 People die, that's a cycle of life my friend. I'm not saying i dont care about the people that died, i'm just saying what they said when they thought the Titanic wouldn't sink. Also i didn't said that they intended it to sink. It was a coincidence though.

  • @kiloman2 yeah but thats still rude to be like that about people who die it is a cycle but im sure YOU wouldnt want people to be rude to YOU when you die would you.

  • @sillysocks407 People are rude to me while i'm alive, so why should i care if their rude after im dead? hahaha. im not being rude about the people that died though, i wish they would all go to heaven! but i'm just saying that the makers of the ship didn't know how powerful God is. You shall not tempt the Lord.

  • 1:25 or 1:27 i wonder who owned that shoes. :O

  • @wimbletone the bodys rotted away years ago some of the shoes you see were on ppl feet.

  • thoes items should never be removed

  • very sadddddddddddd

  • i would pay $20 for 2 of these blue titanic original dinner plates

  • @tapdancegirl88 20 dollars????? one of those plates could go for a 1000 bucks easy

  • @Jackswild30  too much money i was thinking around $10-20 that includes shipping total

  • @tapdancegirl88 well if u ever find an original for that price, you be sure and let me know

  • @tapdancegirl88 more lol one of them plates could reach a million easy

  • @Jackswild30 if you know of anyone who has a original dinner plate and who would like 20 dollars for it please let me know

  • the fact that titanic sank on her madien voyage from and iceberg, just an iceberg,it's like if they had listened to the iceberg warnings it would be around longer (mabey not today but...) the thing was my great-grandmother (died 2006) was supossed to get on the titanic,and the captin was going to retire after titanic's voyage, now titanic lies at the bottom of the Northern Atlantic, some people should build a giant crane to lift titanic out of the ocean

  • idk but the boots were creepy

  • mi vi

    the titanic

  • Seeing something like that, even if you were lucky to get off the ship, seeing the ship break apart, and the screams of over 1500 people freezing to death, no wonder it gave many survivors nightmares.

  • Bones are gone, in one image I have seen, you can see the boots of someone, ragged small pieces of pants clothing, and small pocket artifacts of shiney metal laying near the feet. Though the body is long gone, someone lost their life at that spot, in a horrible death. Imagine seeing the WTC collapse on TV, that probably chilled you, now think of being on a lifeboat, lucky to get away, but then seeing that ship you were just on split, and sink and 1500 people freeze to death.

  • dieser film ist nicht wirklich spanend

  • i heard there making a new titanic

    \out of the materials underwater or whats left

  • lol :) very funny

  • lol it actually a joke wanna see what people will say but anyways

    they actually made something out of the parts

    search google and titanic remains or somthing

  • @G0N2FARRR wtf

  • @fahran34 lol