The Sinking of the Titanic

A simulation showing how the legendary liner met her end.

(Neither the clip nor the audio belong to me. The clip and the audio are from the film "Titanic" (1997). No copyright infringement intended.)

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Titanic
• Film
• Movie
• 1997
• April
• 14
• 1912
• 15
• Berg
• Iceberg
• Iceburg
• Starboard
• Holes
• Morse
• Code
• Compartments
• Flood
• Watertight
• Bulkheads
• E-Deck
• Bow
• Stern
• Ass
• Tons
• Tonnes
• Splits
• Sinks
• Vertical
• Detaches
• Collision
• Ocean
• Cool

[Vegna24]

I wonder why the front of the ship didn't tear to pieces like the back did. Weird.

[Chiups9]

@Vegna24 I think it was because the front section was entirely submerged when it sank. The back section submerged more suddenly, with rooms still containing air pockets. As the pressure rose, the air broke free, tearing some parts of walls and the such into pieces.

[MysticMama926]

what happened to the smokestackes, y werent they with the wreck?

[playoffexpert1]

How come fatty doesn't talk about why the stern sank so violently? (I'm not asking why I already I just figure it seems since they gave the bow a description they'd do the same for the stern).

[boomerhi]

Titanic is on tonight on abc family

[pokemonHG2010]

The funnels sometimes mean the ships power, so the Titanic now, has no funnels, laying at the bottom of the ocean. So now it has one life left. Then at 1985, Robert D. Ballard's machine touched it, THEN IT DIED!!!!! XD

[xSurfinB1rdx]

Fricking hilarious. :D

[travelsonic]

0:25 I hate that this part gets censored when they air the movie on TV. That is a big ass though, if ships had asses that is.