One of the saddest, but greatest stories of all time. The TITANIC and the people aboard her captures so many people's imaginations that'll live forever.
This is a tragedy of epic proportions, and it's thanks to recent modern technology that Titanic's wreck was finally found and given her due respect... She lives on in everyone's minds, even though the sinking took place over 100 years ago, thanks to that 1997 movie as well as these interesting documentaries and mementoes of the ship, including her beautiful replica models!
Elie I've done the same a few times, once at night at about the same the ship went down, sent chills down my spine as I looked down and imagined the ship slowly being dragged under, during the day you can see the ice field that she went through and you can't help but wonder if the berg she hit (more than likely not) is still there. Goosebumps man every time
And over hundreds, if not thousands of ships lost during WW1, WW2 and countless other wars and battles. The entire planet is a graveyard when you really think about it. Humans have been killing each other and dying pretty much when the first primate fell off a tree and started walking on two legs.
The titanic oh the name and the most beautiful ship ever... touched me real hard... that ship was so beautiful and so many ppl died... I watched the movie ... :c RIP Titanic and the ppl who died there
It's ironic that the two sister ships that sunk, still exist and are visited to this day. But the one that survived is long gone and only bits of it's interiors still exist. It's just a bitter sweet, symphony this life.
Congratulations to Dr. Robert Ballard. Not only did he discover the Titanic's wreck, but he had the good sense to respect her as what she was: a gravesite, for the fifteen hundred who died in the most deadly peacetime maritime disaster in history. R. I.P., all who didn't make it to Carpathia on April 15th, 1912.
That ship is one of the most spectacular ships ever to be made in human history it was one of greatest achievements of the 20th century too than sink to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean to only be found by people who persevered to find the Titanic and found it
Most objects last longer than living things. We have a set of dishes that belonged to my wife's grandma, who passed away in 1969. We use them every day.
Because Titanic is something memorable. Thousands of people died and people really want to see what a ship like this is like today. It's a thing in history everybody loves and respects. This was a tragedy no one could see coming until it came.
Even if Titanic had more life boats 🚣 still many lives would have been lost. The tragedy was so crucial lowering the life boat was taking lots of time to rescue all the people who were on board.
can't beleive it's been 100 years today since the Titanic sank, my thoughts and prayers go out to all those who died on that horrible night, may they rest in peace.
I have always been fascinated with Titanic's history from all the research documentary shows to the movie of course it's sad to know still after a hundred years the tragedy of that faithful day I can only imagine but Titanic is definitely a important part of our history that's for sure
It's been 100 years since it sailed and sank in 1912. It only was sailing 5 days, and sunk in 20 minutes. I've been reading and watching so much about it for weeks now and I still can't believe only 700 people survived out of 2,200....
it makes me sad that some of thows kids died in the titanic I cry it makes me remember that we should be sad and don't say well whatever its just a titanic we we where not in it so we don't have to be sorry gyes don't say that
Funny... I first discovered the story of the Titanic when I was six, learned as much as I could, then went on to learn about the Thresher and Scorpion submarine sinkings and have invested my mindset into serving on submarines. Watching this just made me realize how closely related the discoveries of the wrecks of Titanic and the subs are...
This why we have archeology so they couldsave something from history that we could see it in museum and learn something from their history and about them so they could be remmebered.
Only 20 minutes for such a--at the time--colossal ship to sink. AMAZING!!! Rest in peace to all of the deceased people affiliated with this equally colossal tragedy.
It was actually chief architect Alexander Carlisle who was in charge of safety with the Olympic class liners and the one who wanted 64 lifeboats and left H&W as a direct result of being overruled on the subject, leaving Thomas Andrews to take over his work on the Titanic. He proposed to have 46 lifeboats, a double hull (not just a double bottom) and bulkheads up to B deck, also he was overruled by William Pirrie...and the rest is history.
I agree with him. All tragedies throughout history deserve remembrance and respect. History teaches us not to repeat the same mistakes people of the past have made. Don't be ignorant.
I have been studying the titanic for over three years and I loved how when is say titanic it makes me just want to say everything I know about it. I like the fact for what Robert does when I grow up finally I will be able to show that knowledge and finally put it to use
I highly recommend that the RMS Titanic carcass be lifted from the seabed for repairs and also massive renovations which then turn the RMS Titanic carcass into a museum, so that people from all over the world can visit the original RMS Titanic museum and can feel the tragic events that have been experienced by the original RMS Titanic which hit an iceberg and then sank in the North Atlantic in 1912
The titanic would not turn to dust. Search the Big Piece. We raised that from the Titanic and it didn't turn to dust. So why can't we raise the bow of the Titanic?
With such a large, brittle superstructure, the bow would crumble if it were to be moved. Besides, good luck finding something to lift an object that heavy, or, if it's a cable, a cable that long.
damien Randall It's possible but it's going to be too impractical and stupid expensive. Titanic is heavily corroded and the stern section is completely destroyed.
damien Randall It's been under water for over a century. You wouldn't be able to lift it with it breaking apart. Besides, I heard that it'll be gone in another 20 years because of bacteria eating it.
The sheer scale of this feat to just imagine what Mr. Ballad & his team unravelled from the murky depths of the North Atlantic is unfathomable...curious if few of the clicks here are of her syster ship Olympic ??
The Titanic is over rated, It is a mere boating accident compared to the the Wilhelm Gustloff which left the port jammed with over 10,000 German refugees, naval personnel and wounded soldiers. The vessel is designed to hold a maximum of 1,880 passengers and crew.Of the refugees, a staggering four thousand are infants, children and youths on their way to promising safety in the West. Minus 18° Celsius (0° Fahrenheit) weather grips the Oxhöft Pier in Gotenhafen (Gdynia) on Tuesday the 30th day of January 1945. the total number of survivors rescued number approximately 1,230. Over 9,000 go to their deaths trapped at the bottom of the Baltic or floating frozen on its unforgiving surface.
ConfederceyCSA Go to hell you inconsiderate fuck. The Titanic was no "mere boating accident" it was a tradegy in which over 1500 lives were lost in just as cold waters and the history behind the ship and the building the story is what makes it seem "over rated" to you. However she was fascinating and no other maritime disaster in history will compare to the story of the Titanic.
Yes I can easily realize that's more than 5x the lost. However it's the story and the history and all the factors making the Titanic famous. The Gustloff didn't have so much buildup being the most famous ship in the world and so much glory, claimed unsinkable and then suddenly sinking on its maiden voyage. The only comparison making it more memorable was the much greater loss of life than the Titanic. But nothing more. And that doesn't excuse the fact of calling the ship and it's disaster overated any ship which founders with life loss or not is a tragic event
I agree, but both ships lost life in freezing waters.One ship had rich, young old people and other had civillians and soldiers, children, Titanic has ships arrive too late but saved survivors, William Gustloff all died in sub freezing waters during the War in Europe.
You realize the Titanic was made for immigrants? And children were on board? Also you said civillians on the Gustloff all Titanic passengers were civillians and the fact that it was sunk during a war just makes it more probable. The Titanic was sunk in the middle of the North Atlantic with sub zero waters. There were CHILDREN and RICH PEOPLE who perished along with the rest
people aren't stealing from the titanic, they are taking things from it and puting them in museums. The titanic's story is of historical importance, and history belongs to everyone. What is being done is being done so with the upmost respect in regards to the lives lost.
I know without this discovery of the titanic we wouldn't have had the film but I think it would have been good to play the song in the background in the memorial
The wreck of the RMS Titanic is located about 370 miles (600 km) south-southeast off the coast of Newfoundland, lying at a depth of about 12,500 feet (3,800 m) or about 2.37 miles (3.81 km). The liner sank in April 1912, when it hit an iceberg during her maiden voyage. sad to know that haundreds of people died
Sadly, I don't think that this will ever happen. While, along coastlines it can be possible to find shipwrecks dating well back into the medieval ages, in the middle of the ocean this isn't possible. Add to the fact that many of these ships disappeared or sank in parts unknown... The ocean is an open graveyard of people, and even if remnants of these ships are still where they have sunk and have not degraded over time, it's best to leave them where they are as a grave marker to those that lost their lives.
Researching the past can actually give better insight to the future. Ever heard the saying "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it"? By learning how certain things, especially mistakes, came about in the past then we can hopefully avoid those same mistakes in the coming years.
I wish I could time travel back to that day and foresee everything as it happens yet I'm just a spirit watching and can't die in it. Because that kinda death is terrifying
When it said "She sinks in 20 minutes"
I was really touched
I felt the emotion and sadness
RIP Titanic and everyone who died that day
Bruh , the titanic sank in 2 hours and 40 mins
Their clock was at 2 am. At 20 after 2, they went out on the fantail and held a memorial service. I have the book by Ballard describing the discovery.
jingvinz he means the time. Titanic sank at 2 am I think. So it was 1:40 on his clock that’s why he did “It sinks in 20 mins”.
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RIP all of the people who sadly died on board that ship :(
+danthegeordieman My rabbi said it sank beacuse of the aduterous sin of Jack and Dianne
+Horace Ball Haha nonsense, presumably you corrected him
+Elixi Bizkaia Of all the dogs on board, only 1-3 survived.
+Elixi Bizkaia There were 12 in all on board.
ROSEMOON 2 only survived (i forgot the breed)
Best true story turned movie ever made in history.... i dont think they will ever be a movie that will top up this one.
Yenziwe Shangase avengers endgame :)
@@karen8417 no
yes😍
Poseidon adventure
127 hours
One of the saddest, but greatest stories of all time. The TITANIC and the people aboard her captures so many people's imaginations that'll live forever.
“In the early hours of April 15, 1912, the RMS Titanic was lost.”
Top right hand side of my screen:
“Buy Tickets Now!”
😂😂😂
That happend to me to lol
@KevinPlayz YT it for wr if the apes or something
Titanic never got lost and IT WAS NOT 15 IT WAS 14
@@UZI_SHITTING_ON_THE_FLOOR When he says it was lost he means that they know it sank but they don't know where it is
This is a tragedy of epic proportions, and it's thanks to recent modern technology that Titanic's wreck was finally found and given her due respect... She lives on in everyone's minds, even though the sinking took place over 100 years ago, thanks to that 1997 movie as well as these interesting documentaries and mementoes of the ship, including her beautiful replica models!
Well put pal
In 1898 someone wrote a fictional novel about a ship called the Titan that hit an iceberg and sunk on its maiden voyage in the North, Atlantic
titan? u mean titanic
Pro Gamer19220 no, it was Titan,it was a novel made before titanic sank and it was considered as a future prevision
daisiedits it was written by morgan roberson .. the futility
If anyone's wondering, the book he's referring to is titled, "Futility; or the Wreck of the Titan"
Emily EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT!!!! it predicted the titanic disaster
I realized that every time I travel to Europe I go above the titanic
That would make me uncomfortable
Elie thats cool
By plane or ship?
Elie I've done the same a few times, once at night at about the same the ship went down, sent chills down my spine as I looked down and imagined the ship slowly being dragged under, during the day you can see the ice field that she went through and you can't help but wonder if the berg she hit (more than likely not) is still there. Goosebumps man every time
And over hundreds, if not thousands of ships lost during WW1, WW2 and countless other wars and battles. The entire planet is a graveyard when you really think about it. Humans have been killing each other and dying pretty much when the first primate fell off a tree and started walking on two legs.
Rest in peace, Titanic. Bless the souls and families of those lost.
Dr.Robert Ballard is a true soul and that is why he found the Titanic⚓🚢🕯🙏
Titanic is beautiful ship
Yeah it was beautiful and big but it sink it been underwater for 100 years
And deadly
Beautiful cursed ship
*was
was**
The titanic oh the name and the most beautiful ship ever... touched me real hard... that ship was so beautiful and so many ppl died... I watched the movie ... :c RIP Titanic and the ppl who died there
We always knew it had to be down there someplace. It took 73 years, but it was found.
His humility to remember those lost was tear-jerking xo
It's ironic that the two sister ships that sunk, still exist and are visited to this day. But the one that survived is long gone and only bits of it's interiors still exist. It's just a bitter sweet, symphony this life.
When he said "It sinks in 20 minutes" It took me a bit of time to understand what it minas, and when I understood, I felt a flash of sadness.
RIP Titanic and all the people who died on board and all those who lost their family and friends. 😿
When ever i watched titanic documentary or movie, i instantly move to tear. What a heart wrecking scene that was.
Congratulations to Dr. Robert Ballard. Not only did he discover the Titanic's wreck, but he had the good sense to respect her as what she was: a gravesite, for the fifteen hundred who died in the most deadly peacetime maritime disaster in history. R. I.P., all who didn't make it to Carpathia on April 15th, 1912.
try the Dona Paz in 1987 where over 4,000 were incinerated
I cried and I want to explore the Titanic even though I am 8 year old
+Kee Soe same but i am 9
ha I'm 10!
Lol I'm 12
So? I'm 5 and I can play Xbox Minecraft!
I'm 16, and I want to explore the titanic too bruh
That ship is one of the most spectacular ships ever to be made in human history it was one of greatest achievements of the 20th century too than sink to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean to only be found by people who persevered to find the Titanic and found it
Jude Does vlogs Normandie was better in my opinion.
Titanic is beatiful ship
Yes
DAVID JUSTIN LEON *was
@@user-dz5tq is* just because it sunk doesn't mean it doesn't look good
deadly_ wrath7 i didn’t say that it doesn’t look good
@@user-dz5tq I know what u meant its sunk so it's not here anymore so it was to u
And a HUGE thank you for finding this amazing ship!
Beautiful ship with great mens
@@porterjoshua865 what ?
Much respect for this guy and his crew members
Wow, applause to the explorers for finding a part of the titanic.
The people are gone.. and their belongings are still here.. it should be the other way..!! 💔💐 R.I.P. Titanic
Most objects last longer than living things. We have a set of dishes that belonged to my wife's grandma, who passed away in 1969. We use them every day.
@@douglasgriffiths3534
🌺 That's a nice memory of her! 🌺
God bless your family!
A grave that will never be forgotten by anyone
Because Titanic is something memorable. Thousands of people died and people really want to see what a ship like this is like today. It's a thing in history everybody loves and respects. This was a tragedy no one could see coming until it came.
Even if Titanic had more life boats 🚣 still many lives would have been lost. The tragedy was so crucial lowering the life boat was taking lots of time to rescue all the people who were on board.
Not too mention all the blunders in mitigation
that's how History works in our life .. some people may think past is past but that past has molded our present.
can't beleive it's been 100 years today since the Titanic sank, my thoughts and prayers go out to all those who died on that horrible night, may they rest in peace.
Cant believe it's been 11 years since you commented, you still there?
@@Doffy11232funny fact I found this comment 11hrs late
every time I see the titanic movie and hear my heart will go on my tears are falling...
I have always been fascinated with Titanic's history from all the research documentary shows to the movie of course it's sad to know still after a hundred years the tragedy of that faithful day I can only imagine but Titanic is definitely a important part of our history that's for sure
Titanic is the most magnificent ship that I've ever seen.
I agree.
This comment section is just..... Smh
It's been 100 years since it sailed and sank in 1912. It only was sailing 5 days, and sunk in 20 minutes. I've been reading and watching so much about it for weeks now and I still can't believe only 700 people survived out of 2,200....
@National Geographic can you do another one for the 107th anniversary this April 14-15 2019
Titanic will always have a spot in everyone's heart's.
it makes me sad that some of thows kids died in the titanic I cry it makes me remember that we should be sad and don't say well whatever its just a titanic we we where not in it so we don't have to be sorry gyes don't say that
I don't know why, but that music almost made me cry thinking about all the lives lost and the wonder of such a beautiful historic ship lost.
That piano music at the first reminds me of the movie Spirit Stallion of The Cimmaron when Spirit and Rain were reunited.
I love Titanik story.It is really sad,and most people who died were poor,becouse people who worked on boat were helping only to rich people
I wonder if anyone would like to be aboard Titanic that night and of course be saved. In order to live the experience.
My
heart went down when the vid started
R.I.P
Titanic😭🤧💜💜💜
Omg goosebumps
Funny... I first discovered the story of the Titanic when I was six, learned as much as I could, then went on to learn about the Thresher and Scorpion submarine sinkings and have invested my mindset into serving on submarines. Watching this just made me realize how closely related the discoveries of the wrecks of Titanic and the subs are...
This why we have archeology so they couldsave something from history that we could see it in museum and learn something from their history and about them so they could be remmebered.
Not going to happen.
Only 20 minutes for such a--at the time--colossal ship to sink. AMAZING!!! Rest in peace to all of the deceased people affiliated with this equally colossal tragedy.
Got test tomorrow of the titanic RIP biggest ship
Circusplays max
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Wow your lucky but my teacher doesn't know about the titanic
her sister ship the HMHS Britannic was
There's a Cruise Ship that is FIVE TIMES the size of Titanic, Oasis of the Seas or something like this.
That comment..."she sinks in 20 minutes"...that part was deep.
This is very interesting to me!!!
It was actually chief architect Alexander Carlisle who was in charge of safety with the Olympic class liners and the one who wanted 64 lifeboats and left H&W as a direct result of being overruled on the subject, leaving Thomas Andrews to take over his work on the Titanic. He proposed to have 46 lifeboats, a double hull (not just a double bottom) and bulkheads up to B deck, also he was overruled by William Pirrie...and the rest is history.
rip this sad
Rest in peace to all the people that lost their lives on the the Titanic 😪
I can only think of two more ship disasters with greater losses of life.... Titanic was the worst peacetime maritime ship disaster in history
How?
Remarkable. RIP to All those Souls lost at Sea and the Titanic.
I wish I could have sailed on her I have been interested since childhood:)
People were more excited about finding the titanic than the first men on the moon were after coming "back".
R.I.P the most dangorus disaster Ever :c and the water was 70- cold
it was 28 degrees
Nop, the one with the most deaths is the Wilhelm Gustloff with more than 9k death
@@bobbybobby7943 between 9,400 and 9,600
@@robertyoung3992 which is -2°celcius
RIP all the lives lost...such a tragedy :(
Oh no my eyes are peeing!!!!
Lebanon ahahhaahahha best comment
I agree with him. All tragedies throughout history deserve remembrance and respect. History teaches us not to repeat the same mistakes people of the past have made. Don't be ignorant.
build a new titanic
They are now !
Ivan Soto thanks for telling me
nerf ladz cancelled
Proof please?
+QuakerGaming Check wiki for proof. They are builiing now and ship will launch in 2018
when he realized that its no fun but he is on someone's grave...I cried
They did the right thing and held a memorial service at 2:20 am on the fantail of their ship.
so sad my grand mama wason the tinic
what is a "tinic"
Funny to think about that this kid is probably grown up by now
"The titanic is unsinkable" Ice berg: are you sure thats what they said in the ad?
no there not
I have been studying the titanic for over three years and I loved how when is say titanic it makes me just want to say everything I know about it. I like the fact for what Robert does when I grow up finally I will be able to show that knowledge and finally put it to use
i hate that iceberg the great ship sink becaus the ice bwtg
We know how it sunk. Everyone and their pet donkey knows.
ignore it. my son commented that.
lynne reyes Oh, your son? Well I have a pet squirtle.
lynne reyes It would of sank evin if it didnt hit the ice berg the engene was on fire
The last survivor died on 2009
I highly recommend that the RMS Titanic carcass be lifted from the seabed for repairs and also massive renovations which then turn the RMS Titanic carcass into a museum, so that people from all over the world can visit the original RMS Titanic museum and can feel the tragic events that have been experienced by the original RMS Titanic which hit an iceberg and then sank in the North Atlantic in 1912
We shouldn't do that, we all should respect the wreck of the titanic as a graveyard. We should just leave the wreck to just rest.
...Walter White at 4:13?
+willhicksgolf lol I thought the same thing!!
It's been a centennial since that event. The survivors are all dead probably, but the tale of the event lives on, and will continue to live on.
are you going to lift the Titanic
Impossible.
The titanic would not turn to dust. Search the Big Piece. We raised that from the Titanic and it didn't turn to dust. So why can't we raise the bow of the Titanic?
With such a large, brittle superstructure, the bow would crumble if it were to be moved. Besides, good luck finding something to lift an object that heavy, or, if it's a cable, a cable that long.
damien Randall It's possible but it's going to be too impractical and stupid expensive. Titanic is heavily corroded and the stern section is completely destroyed.
damien Randall It's been under water for over a century. You wouldn't be able to lift it with it breaking apart. Besides, I heard that it'll be gone in another 20 years because of bacteria eating it.
Even after researching the ship for so many years, I still can't help but cry when I read or watch anything about what happened that night. :*(
My Rabbi told us on Saturday that the Titanic hit the ice berg because the unmarried Jack Dawson slept with the engaged Rose Marie.
What roses last name was de Witt buckater
Iceberg was jewish, too!
:p
But neither of those characters were real, meaning your rabbi is either A. Stupid or B. Making a joke.
+piplup229 Oy Vey! Should I ask her or will she get mad?
I dunno XD
The sheer scale of this feat to just imagine what Mr. Ballad & his team unravelled from the murky depths of the North Atlantic is unfathomable...curious if few of the clicks here are of her syster ship Olympic ??
The Titanic is over rated, It is a mere boating accident compared to the the Wilhelm
Gustloff which left the port jammed with over 10,000 German refugees, naval personnel and wounded soldiers. The vessel is designed to hold a maximum of 1,880 passengers and crew.Of the refugees, a staggering four
thousand are infants, children and youths on their way to promising safety in the West. Minus 18° Celsius (0° Fahrenheit) weather grips the Oxhöft Pier in Gotenhafen (Gdynia) on Tuesday the 30th day of January 1945. the total number of survivors rescued number approximately 1,230. Over 9,000 go to their deaths trapped at the bottom of the Baltic or floating frozen on its unforgiving surface.
ConfederceyCSA Go to hell you inconsiderate fuck. The Titanic was no "mere boating accident" it was a tradegy in which over 1500 lives were lost in just as cold waters and the history behind the ship and the building the story is what makes it seem "over rated" to you. However she was fascinating and no other maritime disaster in history will compare to the story of the Titanic.
GMC TRUCK you can't handle the truth 1500 lives don't compare too 10,000 lives lost as sea.
Yes I can easily realize that's more than 5x the lost. However it's the story and the history and all the factors making the Titanic famous. The Gustloff didn't have so much buildup being the most famous ship in the world and so much glory, claimed unsinkable and then suddenly sinking on its maiden voyage. The only comparison making it more memorable was the much greater loss of life than the Titanic. But nothing more. And that doesn't excuse the fact of calling the ship and it's disaster overated any ship which founders with life loss or not is a tragic event
I agree, but both ships lost life in freezing waters.One ship had rich, young old people and other had civillians and soldiers, children, Titanic has ships arrive too late but saved survivors, William Gustloff all died in sub freezing waters during the War in Europe.
You realize the Titanic was made for immigrants? And children were on board? Also you said civillians on the Gustloff all Titanic passengers were civillians and the fact that it was sunk during a war just makes it more probable. The Titanic was sunk in the middle of the North Atlantic with sub zero waters. There were CHILDREN and RICH PEOPLE who perished along with the rest
for those that died on the titanic may they to REST IN PEACE
Yeah
Tes rest in peace
people aren't stealing from the titanic, they are taking things from it and puting them in museums. The titanic's story is of historical importance, and history belongs to everyone. What is being done is being done so with the upmost respect in regards to the lives lost.
Poor kid: It is so sad
Rich kid: My great grandpa was on the Titanic
What are you even saying
Don't even try you won't understand and anyway it is not your fault for being stupid
R.I.P
All those
Who
Died/perished
Onboard that ship
that video make me cry
I am Indian I love titanic ❤
Titanic: They told me I could become anything, so I became a submarine.
Never, EVER forgotten.
I know without this discovery of the titanic we wouldn't have had the film but I think it would have been good to play the song in the background in the memorial
RIP to the people who died aboard the titanic
I really did too, until I learned they didn't let black people on the ship. After that I only felt bad for the dogs
@@renityrenity2954 How about you google Joseph Laroche and see how wrong you are.
@@Dizzy19. it literally says the Titanic only black family
@@renityrenity2954 Which proves you wrong.
Now , go for the submarine
Wow what an adventure. Finding the Titanic!😳
Thank you sir
The wreck of the RMS Titanic is located about 370 miles (600 km) south-southeast off the coast of Newfoundland, lying at a depth of about 12,500 feet (3,800 m) or about 2.37 miles (3.81 km). The liner sank in April 1912, when it hit an iceberg during her maiden voyage. sad to know that haundreds of people died
1,503
There are still hundreds of ships on the ocean floor that have not been discovered, hopefully, we can find them.
Sadly, I don't think that this will ever happen. While, along coastlines it can be possible to find shipwrecks dating well back into the medieval ages, in the middle of the ocean this isn't possible. Add to the fact that many of these ships disappeared or sank in parts unknown... The ocean is an open graveyard of people, and even if remnants of these ships are still where they have sunk and have not degraded over time, it's best to leave them where they are as a grave marker to those that lost their lives.
Researching the past can actually give better insight to the future. Ever heard the saying "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it"? By learning how certain things, especially mistakes, came about in the past then we can hopefully avoid those same mistakes in the coming years.
That's the proper respect of a fellow seafarer. James Cameron: take note.
we’re so sorry 😢😭😢😭🥺🥺
We pray for there families and friends that died😭😭😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏
I wish I could time travel back to that day and foresee everything as it happens yet I'm just a spirit watching and can't die in it. Because that kinda death is terrifying
You guys had every right to celebrate.
Today marks the 108th Anniversary of the Unsinkable Ship!
Human emotions are universal