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I apologize, but a SFX person keeps his secrets

@titanicandothershipstudies4202 Can you ask him to send it to me what it sounds like without the scene of the miniseries of the final plunge for me?

@titanicandothershipstudies4202 Can you tell me what it sounds like from his secrets for me?

@titanicandothershipstudies4202 Can you tell me or show me the secret please?

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My apologies for the grammatical error, I did mean to say “Boat B” not “Boat D”, but thank you for catching that grammatical error.

@titanicandothershipstudies4202 It's ok. I have 2 questions: 1. Which position do you believe the ship was in before break? I personally believe it was 30 degrees give or take with the base of the third funnel immersed. 2. When do you believe Boat 9 was swung out? I personally believe it was swung out as Boat 7 was leaving.

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I am glad you enjoyed it, thank you ^^

Indeed.

Thank you very much! And to answer your question about the list, I due believe that as water began to reach the bridge, the port list was slowly beginning to diminish. I’d say that the list would at least be from 9° - 7° at the point in time before the ship rightfully herself.

@@titanicandothershipstudies4202 Thanks for reply. What I meant was, what do you believe the port list was at highest in the sinking before plunge? (Since current research suggests it was above 10 degrees at some point after 13 and 15 left and just before C left. Which degree do you believe it got to at max during this time and which time frame do you believe it was from? One other question, which Boat do you believe left last? (Since current but ongoing research suggests Boat 10 left last just after D began lowering, as Frank Evans said the red port light was 10 feet from water when they began to leave and Buley said the light was under when they reached the water.)

@@titanicandothershipstudies4202 Hi TAOSS, I have a question: Do you believe the stern imploded? I used to but no longer believe it due to Oceanliner designs recent video (Also, since the ship would be completely full of water) and also that those that talked about explosion sounds after the stern sank can be easily explained and also, since some said the stern sank gradually post break and there was no explosion sounds after it sank.

@IloveCruiseShips1912 Edith Russell did explain that she heard two to three heavy explosions beneath the water, and said that the explosions appeared to thrust her boat farther away as by “an invisible hand”. Russel explained this soon after the stern sank. Herbert Pitman also explained that it was until the ship was entirely submerged, that the explosions underwater sounded like a “big gun in the distance”. Something that wasn’t addressed in Brady’s video was of Titanic’s refrigeration holds, which would be a large and potentially “explosive” space. Since Titanic’s refrigeration holds were massive and are in the stern, it is believed that under the pressure, the holds “imploded”, then “exploded” when the stern was on its way down. The walls in this area (like much of the ship) were insulated with cork, and when the holds “blew up”, this cork went up to the surface. Survivor testimony explains that there was billions of fragments of cork covering the sea. All trapped air was then blasted out violently from the stern. And no, I am not saying that the implosions are the only reason the stern is in such an exploded mess, the forces of water did most of the dirty work with hydrodynamics, but the implosions did cause damage, and help in the process of obliterating the stern. Brady did explain from my memory that survivors did leave portals open, and although that is factual, not all of the portholes were left open, which could potentially leave room for air to be trapped in spaces where air isn’t able to easily escape unless forced out. Imploding trapped air spaces could also have helped loosen rivets, which could have helped peel the poop deck back, or was the straight up cause of the deck being peeled back. One particular route that the air could have taken was the third class staircase, which is directly below the poop deck. The air would have went up the stairwell into the lounge area where it would have contributed underneath the poop deck, and with force, the air would blast the deck back. (My source for the refrigeration holds are from A.F.T.A. a 1999 Documentary.) “Old Doesn’t Always Mean Useless.”

@@titanicandothershipstudies4202 One othr question: Which boat do you believe left last? I used to believe D but now am leaning towards 10 as it explains what the witnesses in Boat 10 said.

Also, please answer this comment because I have an important question: What happened to Dorian Hernandez/Dorian the Sea Monster's Titanic channel? The last time I saw his channel was back in February of 2023; now he seems to have left social media in its entirety; heck, even his Roblox account he used is also gone, where do you think he went?

Thank you so much!

Hmm, that is an excellent question. I haven’t heard from Dorian in quite some time. Perhaps he’s living his own life.

I am so sorry that you didn’t like it, this animation style isn’t for everyone. The angles weren’t meant to represent a rough sea, as it indeed was a flat calm that night, it’s just simply the way I do camera angles. Although, I do not really understand on how the camera angles can block what it going on, the only thing I can think of that could cover what is going on is the darkness, but then again, I didn’t make the animation that dark, and it also depends on the device you’re using to watch the animation.

Thank you!

Why do you keep changing the description of your channel?

@TitanicDude1912 It has been 4 months since I changed the description, it is to give my channel more clarity as to what it is for.

@@TitanicDude1912 well, what exactly is your theory, I’ve gone to your channel, but I’ve seen nothing new when it comes to your theory. The only video I’ve seen of your theory (Who’s animation as from Shin), was from 7 months. So, if you’d be so kind, please tell me what your theory is, and how it works.

@@titanicandothershipstudies4202 1st funnel falls to starboard. 2nd funnel explodes and falls to port. Last lifeboat is launched. Titanic is at an angle at about 23 degrees when the bottom of the ship starts to fall and sink in. This causes the lights to flicker off, with the emergency lights still on. Sparks are visible coming out from in between the 2nd and 3rd funnel, which causes the ship to do a visible jerk. The double bottom can not handle the pressure and separates. The only thing keeping the ship together now is the forward tower, which breaks away from the stern, bringing the 3rd funnel with it. The stern settles for about two minutes before it turns 80 degrees to Southampton, and then sinks. The 4th funnel, the aft tower, and a couple of the reciprocating engines from boiler number 1 separate from the stern, as more parts, such as the shell of the ship rip apart, as the ship makes its final descent to the bottom of the Atlantic.

Thank you.

Jack: *Get Revived.*

As in “explosion” type sounds (Even though they are added) Or seeing the ship explode apart?

Sorry, if I'm being arrogant, or controlling.

Woah! It’s ok! I didn’t see it that way, no worries.

Thanks man!

Oh! C.C.! Didn’t expect ya! Thank you!

Indeed I have.

@@titanicandothershipstudies4202 So what are you going to do in the near future?

Hmm, that is a pretty good question, my friend.

Thank you, I hope you’ll enjoy this animation. ^^

Indeed I have, and I apologize for not uploading so often, I have other things goin’ on inside my life, and I never really find a place for my channel, especially not now, since school has started three weeks ago.

Well, I did find the the sound desperately, so it is indeed possible.

@@titanicandothershipstudies4202 Where can you find those sound effects that is not only in the 2012 miniseries?

@@titanicandothershipstudies4202 I mean if you can at least send me where to find it as either a website or topic on TH-cam how to find those metal sounds form the 2012 miniseries.