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no filma titanic para dua vezes maior

Será que um dos que estavam no insubvergivel que morreu nesses dias estava nesse também?

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If you could go back into the past and warn them of what would happen would you be believed?

I'd use my phone and record

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It's because of the romantic fairytale we have invented and asociated with it. Back in the day this ship was not legendary.

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And not only for his movie, but also for his research contributions, e.g. his later explorations of Titanic, showing the beauty of the D Deck Reception Room and 1st Class Dining area, and the Turkish Bath.

But the Titanic is home to deeper fishes with bioluminescence and lots of deep sea mini "octopuses" with some amphipods (but the ones that swim in considerably shallower waters compared to the more common ones which is at least double of Titanic's depth).

Was thinking along those lines myself....when the submersibles with their lights go, Titanic is in total darkness only adds to her tragedy. Shes like in her own haunting time warp - mysterious even now.

@lefty two guns It's doubtfull if she's still strong, as some expect the wreckage will be all gone in about 15 to 20 years. Even the strongest metal will eventually disolve in salty water.. And the ship has been down there for over 100 years... If we could i definetly think we should have resqued the Titanic. But i guess it's to late. It will probably fall into pieces if we'd try and lift it now.

DestructionNL not necessary the steel is still strong and experts have said if the money was there and people were happy about it , the ship could be lifted as so many ideas have been thought up , the good thing tho they are returning soon to start collecting more Artefacts as this has been agreed

I agree. There's just something about a once proud ship now wasting away at the bottom of the cold ocean in pitch black darkness... It invokes such a depressing sense of isolation and loneliness... The fact that she has never seen the light of day in over 100 years, and most likely never will...

imagine being those who were exactly where the ship split

@MarkTheFox LMAO

I imagine and anticipate it was a far more terrible way to die when trapped inside the stern part of ship at its final plunge and imploding compared to pass out in the freezing water on water surface level. the icy water might numb your pain, and your death fight might take up to 10-15 minutes, however, it seems most have passed out into inconciousness just half way through. on the other hand, being sucked into the depths of the ocean beneath, increasing water and air pressure (air pockets) on the way down, tearing your lungs, organs and eyes apart, ripping your ear drums, seems far more terrible and agonizing to me. if you were lucky, the implosion of the stern might has knocked you out for good. I don't assume that anybody was still alive 1 mile down, which will have taken roughly 2-3 minutes. however, I believe lots of bodies were conserved for a few months, or even years, and slowly have been consumed by bacteria and deep sea organisms.

I don’t think the ship imploded because it was already filled with water when it sank. Implosion would be caused by a huge difference in pressure so there would have to be pockets of air inside as it was sinking but this was not the case. The people would have most likely drowned in the first couple of minutes because the poor fellows would be in a state of panic and would not consider to hold their breath or anything as they were quickly consumed by the sea. They wouldn’t have experienced all the catastrophic effects to their bodies so they most likely experienced drowning which is still a horrific death ofc.

Better than fire, acid torture, medium level, chill.

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May he rest in peace 💔

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Rest in Peace great chef , sorry for you and for all your family 😢

yeah... totally. At least an abandoned building can be visited or restored and saved from the forgetting but the case of The Titanic just breaks the heart 😢 because there are many people, us that we would want to do something but is inevitable 😢

I completely agree with you, very well said post. Its not too terribly uncommon to salvage vessels even fairly large ones. Unfortunately for the Titanic, it sits at around 12,500 feet deep and is extremely brittle making any sort of salvage work futile and risky at best since the wreck would likely come apart pretty easily. I would like to believe that if it was in much shallower waters, then salvage might be a bit more likely. As for the Titan, I think its a terrible tragedy that should never have happened, all because someone wanted to get rich by taking passengers to explore a famous shipwreck with an unproven submersible. Not to stray too far away from your comment, but I honestly wonder if Titanic should just be left alone since its a grave site for many people, in any case I think you had a great comment, may the souls that perished in the waters rest in eternal peace.

barry smith Cool ! In fact, Today, May 1st, in 1911, the Titanic's centre anchor left Hingley's plants at Netherton for Dudley, and then onto Belfast, where it would arrive on May 5th. There is the picture of the 20 horses pulling the anchor.

Netherton Liverpool?

@@Joy-fn7dr netherton, nr dudlley, west midlands

They would've died quickly as well, if not quicker. Water would've been rushing in due to the suction of water into the ship while it sank downwards after it went under. If they managed to be in a room that hadn't flood yet, the water pressure would eventually have water violently spraying in the cracks and implode the room easily, also knowing the fact that some brittle No.3 iron rivets were used there's no question it'd happen quickly. Not quite submersible standards. It would've taken 5-10 minutes for the ship to reach the Atlantic floor. So within that time, the person either normally drowned or dry drowned with their body being squeezed like a yogurt tube

La gran mayoría, murió por congelamiento. El agua a 0° C y el cuerpo humano a 36°C. Un choque térmico impresionante!

@@loggerboy2379 “or drowned with their body being squeezed like a yogurt tube” Yeahhh no thanks

Water pressure and temperature crushed and killed them pretty quick.

although a good video, It would have been nice to have named the dead shown in the video!

Also apparently not for eternity, bacteria is eating the ship up and it might disappear in a few decades.

Yes, but there will be still remains of the titanic which will need very very very long time to vanish, like things made of porcellan

Poignantly said. Agree.

the rusticles are well underway contain bacteria that live of iron, and create ironoxide and that sets the motion for further rusting and more iron eating bacteria... who knew before these actually existed? apart from exotic microbiology experts maybe they didn't even knew but there are fish so there must be oxygen or do fish simply with their gill seperate the oxygen from H2O ---> H2 + O then no wonder it's rusting they said there no oxygen but water contain per molecule one oxygen atom.... isn't Oxygen an elemenyt that must be in pairs like Hydrogen H2 and O2 (i know it's supossed to be a small 2 at the bottom right of the letter) seriously though, before titanic is completely vanished it will take 500years, and within 5decades the front will be unrecognizable well preserved at it was the stern the broke up, had implosions the engine room, generator and steam tanks were pretty wattertight with the hatches closed, so when the stern sank at an incredible rate and started spinning it was implosion after explosion, not to mention the front whose boiler also had some pressure in the damaged the compartments as she fell to the bottom , now if you would explore the stern what's best preserved are the engines themselves or atleast teir mount, any so heavy instead of a 30knot fall the stern rotated in all axae but from the angle of attack speed in which the heavy stern fell was 60knots, and that's allot, and so much air was still trapped until the water pressure imploded it to shreds

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which class they bought?

Not much actually, it's very well preserved still.

@@nashocheese she really isn’t. i know it sounds like she’s sturdy by being there for over 100 years, but it’s been predicted that she’ll be nothing but a pile of rust in 20 years. it’s really upsetting tbh

Pagar tanto dinero y poner la vida en peligro... Con tantas cosas que se podían hacer por la humanidad con esos 250,000 dólares. Miles de personas sin poder comer en el mundo.

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How's that possible?

Good thought 😊

Hello,regarding the subject of the Titanic,and according to my mosdest stadies at university as a Moroccan young man 🇲🇦 and My relationship with the sea and watching ships and the way they are made and my surveys about the Titanic movie,and without this movie,novels and series ,générations would not have known the story of this ship ,which is one of the safest ships in the World ,Some of them Say that the ship set out on its first and last voyage.departing from the English port of Southampton towards New York City in the early morning of April 15 ,1912 in the North Atlantic,it is the largest Passenger ship at its time ,with 2224 people on board ,about 23:40 ship time and 5:18 GMT when the accident led to the death of 1500 people ,making it one of largest quarts the deadliest navy in history According to my opinion,we cannot know the truth about the sinking of the Titanic,because it is a story about which there are many gossip and shrouded in mystery .the ship ,but he did not see it because of the waves ,and some of them say that it collided with an iceberg and sank despite the Titanic receiving six drops of sea ice and could not change its course due to the strength of its speed And some of them say taht the Titanic was on board the richest people in Europe,competitors to the governement and and opponeents of the establishment of the Federal Bank of America,so it was deliberately sunk to get rid of them.Nearly a thousand passeengers and crew and all of them drowned or died due to the effects of the cold water immersion RMS Carpatia arrived at the site an hour and rescued the last survivors at 9:15 and I conclude by saying that the card shocked the world and entered the grief and sadness of all who received the news and caused widespread and widespread anger due to the unequal treatment of grades After the investigations, extensive changes were made to the marine regulations ,and led to the creation of the International there on the Safety of Life at Sea, there ,wich still maritime saffety today. This is is God knows the truth

Can you imagine looking around the Olympic now if it hadn’t of been scrapped . Wow.

Where!!

Agreed. Apparently the White Star line sent their families bills for the missing uniforms after they had died in the disaster. How callous is that??

@@mrkipling2201 Where did you read that?

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23:20, que susto tomei!

1500 pessoas morrem e você chama linda

Cada idiota com cada pensamento, estou falando do documentário do Titanic e não de tragédia seu animal. Então você não vê filmes, séries ou qualquer coisa audiovisual? Não gosta de nada que vê ou assiste ?

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El titanic se dividio en dos partes 🚢🚢

Thanks for your nice comment ❤🌹

Sabes si es real este vídeo? Es que tengo dudas por eso te pregunto. O sea... si es el verdadero barco o es ficción? Es que parece demasiado real.

He wasn’t swimming you can’t swim at that depth 😂😂😂

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У меня русского мужчины тоже слёзы на глазах!!!

@@Velvet11144 larga de mentir rapaz

Es muy triste pensar en todas las personas pobres que estaban en los niveles de hasta abajo que no les dieron la oportunidad de subir

@@diegopalos886 asi es amigo

@@gabrieladeleon4301 fue un gran barco construido por hombres increibles mis respetos a esos héroes

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@@gabrieladeleon4301 por suerte con tecnología actual y podido ver más videos e información acerca de ese barco antes de que se desintegre por el mismo mar