R.M.S. Titanic sinking

[DoGgYDiddy]

For anyone who's wondering, both sections landed so far apart because the bow section sank and at anngle and the stern went straight down (watch it again and look very carefully).

[stellaruniversexmpls]

In my world the Titanic got sunk by mine.

[456swimgirl]

lovatojonasfan1 It also got hit by an iceberg and didn't have enough lifeboats... Which is just SUPER creepy to me

[lovatojonasfan1]

Wanna know a scary coincidence? A book was written a number of years before the Titanic sank. The book was about a ship that sank on an April night in the north Atlantic. The name of the ship in the book : the Titan.

[Dumbofan1]

i wish the stern hadnt blown up becuase it was the last thing on the titanic to sink

[sclen102]

i making a the wreck of the titanic just as she hit the floor so i kinda need to know what would still be there?

[Blueberry1261]

How come the two parts landed so far from each other.. They went down the same.

[Blueberry1261]

How far they two parts from each other?

[RetroTheory]

@Blueberry1261 "The bow and stern sections landed about 1,970 feet apart ".

[stellaruniversexmpls]

@RetroTheory That's about 612.24 meters.

[QullVideo]

Thanks for sharring the whole animation. Wounder why they didn't show the whole thing on the film.

[RetroTheory]

@QullVideo This was a special feature to the 3 disc set of the movie.

[RetroTheory]

@QullVideo It was a bonus on the 3 disc collectors edition.

[tacciXkiller]

did the titanic sink that fast?

[RetroTheory]

@tacciXkiller "In "The Discovery of the Titanic," Bob Ballard estimates that the bow and stern sections could have reached the bottom in as little as six minutes."

[tacciXkiller]

@RetroTheory well, it sank in 4 hours but when reached the bottom maybe took 6 minutes

[RenerDeCastro]

The stern was ripped to shreds while the bow remained mostly intact.......poor stern.....

[BandGeek861]

The bow had little damage because of the little air that was in it not because it had a pointy tip.

[BandGeek861]

Ya, smart one it was April 15, 1912!

[miiiiiiiiifa]

its a perfect model indeeed

[SuperTitanicfreak]

Titanic, as with any Ocean Liner, weather afloat, sinking, or even laying at the bottom of the ocean, they beauty is enough to make a zombie out of me litterally.

[SuperTitanicfreak]

Impressive. it's sad to to see the stern looking like a pile of garbage. Yet the stern is so perserve, because no sub ever landed in the stern.

[MrJoenyan1]

@SuperTitanicfreak yea because the stern couldn't hold the ocean pressure,that's too big.....and you see that the bow had just a little damage when the bow going down,because the bow had a pointy tip....so it can easily going down with just a little damage....it's like a bullet that shot easily because had a pointy tip

[RetroTheory]

@ben12chris345 This came off one of the Titanic collectors 3 disc set. I simple just shared it here.

[ThePhantomFanatic]

AH man you took the comentary out that was the funiest part.

[DjBassline96]

1523 died and 705 saved of the 2228 and around 1200 cud be saved if the lifeboats were full

[cyruscanuk]

@DjBassline96 yeah..... but they weren't haha.

[manuxxDyo]

@DjBassline96 No err exactly was 1517 died

[Azwarrior94]

They where cheap in another way, the lack of life boats claiming a view is better than safety and saving more people

[TheTrianonmusic]

@Azwarrior94 It wasn't that they were cheap, in fact they spent alot of money building the ship and it was, at the time, the most advanced ocean liner in the world, virtually unsinkable. Any four compartments could be flooded and she would float. British maritime law at the time only required 16 lifeboats on passenger liners, Thomas Andrews built the ship to carry 64 but he was overruled because the board considered it too much. Titanic still went over by using 20 lifeboats.

[ck54suiza]

when the Titanic's bow hit the oceanfloor, it buried what the iceberg created,

the splits in the steal plating that lead in enough water to overwhelm the ship

[jyant9006]

@ck54suiza Yes but people used some kind of x-ray technology to see the splits(there are 6 of them).

[ck54suiza]

i wish the R.M.S. Titanic never sank because i wanna ride the Titanic.

God Bless all who died in that fateful night of April 14, 1912

[Mewtario]

@ck54suiza The Olympic, even with Titanic's fame, was scrapped in the 1930's. Safe to say, even if Titanic hadn't sunk, scrapping was inevitable. Furthermore, if Titanic never sank, you likely would have never even heard of her.

[tacciXkiller]

@ck54suiza it was the 15th lol

[hipepleful]

@ck54suiza ten minnets till it sinks. Good night Titanic, Good bye for ever. :(

[hipepleful]

@ck54suiza agreed

[TheNexusWarrior]

@ck54suiza Jep me too.. but if she missed the iceberg she wouldnt be this famous.. remember the olympic.. she never sank and no one remember her anymore..

[9ecyrb9]

wow

nicee job

[dionush96]

this isn't your work this is taken from the movie ghost of abyss....

[RetroTheory]

@dionush96 I never claimed this as my own work. I copied it off Titanic's special features from the movie. I just added it for others to enjoy that has never saw it before.

[EddieTheFishReturns]

Didn't they use cheaper rivets (Best) as opposed to more expensive ones (Best Best) in its construction, to save money?

Apparently, this contributed to it sinking faster.

[TheTrianonmusic]

@EddieTheFishReturns No, the machine they used to put in the rivets was too big to be used on the bow, which was more curved than the rest of the ship, so they hand-made rivets and put them in using hammers, which turned out to be a bad idea because the quality of hand-made rivets is lower than those that the machine put in.

[EddieTheFishReturns]

@TheTrianonmusic: Ah, right-o. Cheeers, mate.

[Urbannao]

It truely is amazing how the ship sank, I wonder why they only showed the bow sinking in the movie and not the stern? oh well, live on Titanic!

[detha123456789]

god look at all the steel get ripped of the stern it must have been strong to rip of 5 inch stell plating

[LarsPeter50]

R.I.P.

[Moleson3MC]

yea.

[AETrainingDavid97]

How dare you say that. 1500 lives were lost that night. RIP.

-David

[Moleson3MC]

LOL, soz, I did it coz I know I'd get a pissed reaction haha, but on a serious note I loved the Titanic, most beautiful ocean liner ever built, and yes such a big waste of lives, plus I loved the movie.

[techguy1995]

It was found to be 1,800

[cyberterro]

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[dsquare999]

english man