they shouldn’t have sailed the boat into an iceberg.

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So cool! So interesting!

It amazes me how much they know. Great work James Cameron!

whats the song name

This is why I’m scared of getting on a ship

How long did it take for the Titanic to get to the bottom of the ocean?

I really loved how James did this and the underwater collision

Capt. did you run over momma?🤔

James Cameron is the type of guy who takes a sip of ice water and says "ahh, that hit the spot"

It did not break ON the third funnel; it broke between the 3rd and 4th funnel.

Federal Reserve/Freemasons, wake the #$%K UP Sheeple! BAAA lol

LOL ICE BERG LOL

James cameron the mastermind historian GOAT. Awesome narrative of this tragedy. Thanks

What scale is this model? Is it your build? Very beautiful I love Aquitania

You did a nice job building the kit. However River boats were mostly painted white, especially the Robert E. LEE. only the main deck would had been tan, or wood color. the rest of the ship was painted white, with red lettering , and the paddles hubs were white with red flukes. the tops of the cabin decks were dark grey as they collected the most debris from the stacks, which all stacks were black. even the masts were painted white at the bow. Mississippi River boats of today carry the same color scheme as the old boats of this era.

4:42 LOL the edit sounds like Cameron interrupting/questioning himself

Quality

Were any people trapped inside as the two parts went down?

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This all happened exactly as I would expect it would. There were no surprises. Of course if you throw a tile down into the ocean it's going to flip around and land far away. I think that the only part that was slightly surprising was the language barrier from 100 years ago to today. Everyone stated that they could see the ship straight up and that it went down straight up. So it must have been the boilers that exploded. It wasn't until 1985 it was disproven true despite a few witnesses stating that they had seen the ship break apart. If you go and look at 1950s TV or 1980s TV they pretty much show the front end sticking straight up. But that is an awful lot of ship compared to the simulations we see. At no point does anyone mention how much of the ship was actually above ground after the lights went off. They were not very good at questioning people with details back then and if you pay attention to the interviews no one gives anything beyond basic information. Even the personal stories would have been in the dozens but they only tell one or two of them. It's just the way things were back then. People were much more private and as a result the history was lost. Which further leads me to other examinations. If this was only 115 years ago and we lost so much of the evidence. Just like 9/11 or anything else imagine how much was lost from 300 years ago or a thousand years ago. I can guarantee you that events that happened 2,000 years ago even though we have records from that day, we don't really understand but 5% of it. But people will cite those sources as if they are fact. Mainly religious people.

Badabim badaboom the pool is still full!

Hi Captain, Great Job, doing a good deed will always be rewarded! 👍

Cuteness overload!!!!

I took these little babies to a rescue place. the rescue facility were so happy so see the little babies and they took them in. I was happy to have had a chance to save them. Live on little babies! So the story begins with heartbreak. The mom got hit and there were eight babies and the three survived, I couldn't believe it, the warmth from the heater in the vehicle made them come back to life. I was so happy for them.

They just keep coming all the diecast displays you right?😊

Hi Captain, I see you found Nemo!

Which of the fish is your favorite by far? My favorite is the clown fish.😊

Austria has nice things even though I never there I'm home bound with Crohn's disease wish i could see the world 😭😭

Wearing Firestone monster truck tires.

Nice looking monster truck to called the big foot.

Were these one of the diecast toys you mentioned to me that you would show before? cause I remember you telling me that.

Aquariums in Austria.

What documentary was this

The titanic did not sink like this

I hope you had a great holiday! 👍

Very good model I love the Rms Caronia The Green Goddess! She was painted in 4 different shades of green. I also like to make Cunard models out of popsicle sticks.

Is that a river at the 5 min mark?

Cool buddy👍

New sub captain!!

YOUR BACKKK

Cool Captain Smith 23 , servus und Hallo es freut mich sehr dass du die Reise nach Wien konntest machen, ich hoffe es dir euch allen gut und sind gesund, es tut mir sehr leid das ich mich schon lange nicht mehr gemeldet habe, ich habe gesundheitlich Probleme gehabt und bin froh das der Krebs soweit gut überstanden habe 😅 ja es war eine schwierige Zeit gewesen, aber ich fühle mich sehr sehr gut, ja so geht's halt im leben, habe nie geglaubt dass ich es bekomme ,aber ich bin in guter Hoffnung Captain Smith, gute Zeit servus Peter 😊

Time for new camera. this was on Feb 22nd.

Yet things today breaks down in 10 years or less.

do we know how long it took from the surface of the sea to sink to the bottom of the sea?

I feel like Titanic went down in the most horrifying way a shipwreck could go. She didn't just "oh sank to the bottom of the ocean." NO SHE LITERALLY RIPPED APART AND IMPLODED. Atleast the Costa Concordia just kinda fell over and sank I guess. I mean that's still terrifying but oh my god. We gotta know that being in a shipwreck, no matter what happens, is terrifying.

Could an animation be created to show what would have happened if all engines where full power astern after hitting the iceberg and of cores the helms man keeping the Titanic from hitting the same iceberg twice .

Yep, that looks right, thats right. Badabing badaboom

this theory is wrong btw and not accepted. and when the bow hits the floor, the decks did not collapse bcoz of impact, it can be easily argued that being in water for 100 years, the deterioration caused the decks to collapse.