Excellent video.

Yay 🙌.....Tyne & Wear Museums ❤

Not that any survivors probably saw it, but worth noting the Nazis made a Titanic movie. I own it on DVD and it’s worth a watch for various reasons.

Mr. Gibson has outdone himself with one. Well done sir.

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But according to the report it was the Suez pilot that crashed the ship.

Mike, why was the Hawaiian Wedding song cut from your documentary.

The reimagining of the France to Norway was not a mistake. The Norway was dated and in disrepair. The refit to the magnificent Norway was breathtaking at the time. It was epic and helped kickoff the Caribbean cruise industry to what it is today. I lived in Miami Beach and everyone loved the Norway. It was beautiful inside and out and for the time it was advanced.

Very interesting and amusing. The quotation (rather than saying) “The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there,” is from the opening of the novel The Go-Between by LP Hartley.

37:20 That’s what she said

Due to the fire, coal was moved to one side of the ship and made it list some degrees to that side when it departured. Fire was still active on iceberg collision. Iron rivets made the rest.

Science needs to come up with a stronger material that won't break under pressure. Kind of like that stuff they build star ships with in Star Trek and Star Wars. That stuff is indestructible. That, I can tell you!

From fuckin WW1 dayyum

That's just silly

I know this was unintended but it looked like one of the seagulls kamikazed into the ship 36:36

Scharnhorst is not a battleship, chaps, but a battlecruiser. And the hymn at the end is not necessary - the ship had killed many innocent British seamen - her sailors were anything but innocent, being in the service of the worst of dictatorship - never forget that. It is certainly not a 'sad' story.. ever..

Great, and very informative video thank you Mike😊

The Titanic showed up in one piece when it came to Pier 34 in the Ghostbusters movie. Had a big hole in the side though.

They would have never intentionally hit the iceberg head on. What ship has?

How do you feel about the titanic being a diffrent ship? For the insurance fraud because I forgot the issue. Some sort of damage that wasn’t covered or denied repair

"All hell broke loose."? What's the matter--couldn't you find a more hackneyed cliché? Sloppy and lazy.

I was on that boat in a past life. Stay off my feed

@OceanlinerDesigns amazing vidoe. Always thought the band around the promenade deck was tan not grey

Is this the practical upward limit regarding size and displacement, using current technology?

My Grandfather ( my Dads,Dad ) crossed the Atlantic on this ship, in 1906 (I think), as he immigrated to the USA. He worked his butt off, finally was able to bring his fiancée over, years later. They both worked hard, had three children, and slowly “achieved” the American dream. Their two boys joined the US Navy, after Pearl Harbor, and defended their country in the South Pacific. Thankfully they both returned. They then had a total of 9 kids, ( my generation ), who later produced 16 offspring. Most of those kids and grand kids, are married, educated, and gainfully employed. One man immigrating on this infamous ship, and later his betrothed, once again proving that the American dream is alive and well. So sad that this ship got torpedoed. Thank you for this video!

just one of thousands of Allied war crimes committed throughout the war and intentionally wiped off the face of the earth

What an outstanding video. Well done. Life is complex. I am glad God is my Father and understands all things. I admired Hartenstein for trying to help the survivors while doing his job.

watched in one sitting. thank you.

I died on this ship.

The uss constitution is technically still in service

10:20 _"... and probably would have missed the iceberg ..."_ No, mate! That iceberg had a blood lust and would have come to Southhampton or Belfast or any other place _Titanic_ could have tried to hide.

14:00 Imagine if they had the bulbous bow back then

It's too big, just have 3 smaller boats instead. Also the company derailed the world economy and just shrugged it off, totes not cool

Masterpiece of a ship and a video! Thank you Mike!

Right up there with Ken Burns production.😊

Hi Mike What about the Waverley a padel steamer still working

This is one of the first Lusitania sinking animations in my life, where I saw the funnels actually break off. And I thought that the Lusitania's funels never broke off.

Well it isn't oldest - it was oldest

The opposition to the Federal Reserve was on the one they sunk.

At least they only had to do it once-

It's the cod map

Got to admit it. The carriers in the great lakes is pretty brilliant...

If titanic never sank many more ships would have been lost before the people realized the dangers of not having full height water tight compartments. Because she was a popular ship her sining really brought many changes in the shipping industry that have saved countless lives.

It would be cool if one of the wine bottles were brought up to the surface to see if it’s still good to drink

H.M.S. victory: am i a joke to you?

It’s Russian, every boat they have is outdated

@OceanlinerDesigns Another Australian ship that you forgot to mention is the HMAS Diamantina which had a long service record with serving in WW2 (not for long) and as well as taking part in a lot of ocean cartography with even discovering the deepest part of the Indian ocean. She did this until 1980 where she is now permanently drydocked in Brisbane as a museum with I believe all of her guns still mounted on her.

What colour were the funnels and bottom of the hull painted? Thanks

absolutely stunning