NOAA Titanic Expedition 2004: Breathtaking Wreck Footage
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- Breathtaking...
Nearly 20 years after first finding the sunken remains of the R.M.S. Titanic, marine explorer Robert Ballard returned in June 2004, helped by the NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration to study the ship's rapid deterioration.
The Titanic team worked aboard NOAA Ship Ronald H. Brown from May 30 through June 9, spending 11 days at the wreck site, mapping the ship and conducting scientific analysis of its deterioration.
The team used Institute for Exploration (IFE) remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) Hercules and Argus to conduct a sophisticated documentation of the state of Titanic was not possible in the 1980s.
This "look, don't touch" mission used high-definition video and stereoscopic still images to provide an updated assessment of the wreck site at a depth of 3,840 meters (12,600 feet).
As the nation's ocean agency, NOAA has a vested interest in the scientific and cultural aspects of the Titanic and in its appropriate treatment and preservation. NOAA's focus is to build a baseline of scientific information from which we can measure the shipwreck's processes and deterioration, and then apply the knowledge we gain to other deepwater shipwrecks and submerged cultural resources.
Video courtesy of the R.M.S. Titanic Expedition Team 2004, ROI, IFE, NOAA-OER.
Source: oceanexplorer.n...
Google Map of wreck site location for the R.M.S. Titanic: go.usa.gov/XWk
It's still 1912 down there. Time stands still. So eerie
Can you image how the Titanic must have looked once it hit the ocean floor? It was in pristine condition, sat there miles beneath the ocean. Apart from it being ripped apart, it must have looked mysterious.
This is just scary af
It would be a life long dream to go underwater and see the Titanic :(
Imagine if the crew were still alive and they visited the wreck, can't imagine what their reactions would be to see what titanic has turned into...
Can't stop thinking about captain smith, all the crew and all the people when they realized their time has come to die and when the titanic tore into two pieces, that must have been really scary. Watching this only reminds of that haunting moment. If only i could see and hear all of that and save them.... Rest in Peace.
I’m so afraid of the ocean and it was literally an achievement just watching this
It's so sad, that the most beautiful ship in history, and the most famous one, is still lying there at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. Never to see daylight again, never to be raised. Shame that they can't, but it's too fragile. And in 20-30 years, the wreck will just collapse to the ocean floor. The great bow of Titanic will be no more ;( Incredibly sad and eerie to see it, 100 years later.
God it looks so scary that deep very haunting
Something so bone chilling about seeing such a massive ship that was once so full of life, music, dancing and memories underwater.
Gosh ! Can't believe that wreckage of Titanic is still existing underwater since 1912 like 100 yrs ago !!!!
After 100 years, Titanic is still alive in the hearts of people.
Imagine just how many things happened while this ship just stayed there on the bottom of the Atlantic...how incredibly much the world changed from her sinking to her being discovered...
For those wanting to take it out of the ocean lets remember first off.... its a graveyard.. to many people. Personally I feel it should lay to rest with all the people it fell with. Second, its too weak to pull out of the ocean 12 thousand feet down without further destroying it. At least we found where it was and can keep this documentation for years to come.
What somebody needs to do with that expedition, is get the worlds brightest LED set, mount it onto the sub, and see how bright we can make the wreck appear on a camera for better results...
Who is watching in 2024
April 14, 2024
112 Year Anniversary
Me
Obviously
Same here. I’m watching it as a tribute.
Me
To all those who sadly passed away on that cold faithful day.
After 100 years had passed, the bodies of those who died during the sinking of the titanic began to slowly dissolve in the water. Thus leaving behind their very old shoes. When I first found out that the bodies dissolved in the water and only their shoes remained, I shook in terror as the chilling though of death shivered down my spine. God bless those who have died in this horrible tragedy, and all who are relatives of these fallen victims.
Who still watching in 2020??
That ship has been in that same spot for 106 years.. and all those people that died on they're it's truly one of the most heart breaking stories I've ever heard or read about
The music is perfect. It sounds really sad and desolate but also somehow peaceful at the same time. It also sounds very much like water flowing gently. After 100 years it is now a graveyard; haunting but peaceful at the same time. I've always liked the German word "Friedhof" for graveyard. Literally translated it means "peace yard".
Do you know the name of this music? Gives me goosebumps!
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its hard to believe its been 100 years. Rest In Peace to all of the souls on Titanic
You can still hear the screams from all the innocent people that died on that cold night in 1912 and the people in the lifeboats were waiting to live or waiting to die the shipwreck eventuality will disappear the Titanic was by far the most beautiful ship that ever sailed.
really spooky and creepy watching this at late night plus the full audio
NOAA needs to live stream a dive to the Titanic. That would be amazing.
Anyone Here in 2021 ??
109 years after sinking of Titanic
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I have and will always be obsessed with this ship and the beauty of it, and also the tragedy
surrounding it...It is such a shame that it won't exist eventually, even as a wreckage 2 miles under the sea. It was such a beautiful ship.
its unbelievable. its still there and we are here thinking about it
It still haunts and intrigues like nothing else.
cant believe that people had to go through this. I've been obsessed with the Titanic lately, wanting to know more about it. I literally have a whole research page about it and I'm writing down information. Crazy how I'm more interested about this than many other things we learn in school. My dream is to go to the museum and see artifacts found from the titanic. If anyone has more information on the titanic, please feel free to reply. I would love to know more about what happened that tragic day.
@Emily115 Dance Excellent, young lady. Now for the real shocking story:
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Amaze your schoolmates and teachers with it, and DON'T let them try to persuade you otherwise.
The women and children only was because they knew they wasn't enough lifeboat space, the first few boats were not filled. They were about 1500 people still on board with no lifeboats left, the next captains order was call back the lifeboats and everyone piles on eachother but they ignored the captain shouting through a speaker in fear on being swamped. About 1500 went into icy waters
Hey, I'm glad you had a great time writing your research paper! It's not at all uncommon to find a special interest in a topic outside of school, especially for those who didn't "click" with more traditionally academic subjects. It's certainly a great thing to find something you love studying outside of school; learning is a lifelong endeavor, and it's so much easier to learn new things when they genuinely interest you. But that's probably nothing you didn't already know!
Just imagine all the individual rooms that are on there, probably filled with fungi and sea life. Quite beautiful how the ocean adapted to it being there
when ever i see footage of titanic under the ocean i always get a haunted feeling from titanic for some reason.
I did not pay a single penny and watched the exclusive HD view of the titanic , I can reverse it pause it forward it, thank you for posting, don't waste your money n risk your life. Best way is this.
seeing her come out of the darkness like a ghost ship, still gets me every time! To see the sad ruin of the great ship, sitting here, where she landed at 2:30 in the morning on April 15th, 1912 after her long fall from the world above!
I thank the scientists for this footage and that all items were left alone as it is a graveyard R I P to all that died you will never be forgotten
Is it weird I still cry about Titanic even to THIS day!?
still gets me everytime. just seeing the bow of that ship just laying there in the darkness of the ocean. its errie incredible and tragic all at the same time. may the lost lives of titanic forever rest in peace
To all who lost their lives that night in that tragic collision, rest in peace...
Biggest underwater grave
Who is here in 2020 during covid-19 pandemic.👍
Its sad to see the most beautiful ship now lying on the ground of an ocean,left there,cant be lifted, rest in peace for all the people that were on that ship,rest in peace all souls, loved by many.
Rest in peace to all the people who lost their lives in that dredfull day 😔, you will never be forgotten and will always be in our hearts ♥️
There is an eerie tranquillity about this place. Such terror, such suffering all those years ago; now the wreckage of the great ship sits shrouded in darkness, bathed in silence, like a monument in the inhospitable black. Slowly being eaten away by tiny creatures, the ship is being returned to the Earth.
You know, I always thought objects have a small, very little soul inside, given to them by the one who either created them or had them. And I can tell this ship has a very big one, from all the passengers who liked it.
And there it rests, at the bottom of the ocean...
I cried once I started playing it, but then after a while I came to think it is impossible even to have the youngest survivors alive now in 2015. So at least I'm grateful because I still can see RMS Titanic grew very old underneath the ocean and she tells us the tragic story of 103 years ago.
Stunning footage of the most famous ship, and wreck of all time, and the music adds to the mystery of that place so far down on the ocean floor. I have to say, Its remarkable, the condition of the Anchor chains, and the bronze capstans. They look almost new.
To think, it hit an iceberg one freezing night in April 1912, and it's been resting there ever since. That ship once had a captain, a crew, passengers with dreams of moving to America. It's amazing and tragic at once.
100+ years and yet she's still beautiful . She don't deserve this.
The haunting music in the background makes it even more chilling
I wish someone would take me down there and see the remains of greatest ship of all time, the Titanic. Rest in peace Titanic
Imagine you were in the titanic at the time and u came to see this and you had so many good memories but now it traumatises you to see this 😔😔
This used to give me a horrid nightmare. I'd crawled up a pipe thing to try to reach the top but the ship sank. The water got higher and higher and i was trapped.
I was somehow alive in a horrible dark cold place full of dead as the ship sank lower and lower.
I always woke up at that point.
Fantastic!
But it makes me so sad, a beautiful ship on her first trip, first and last :(
And all the people on the ship make me wanna cry...
I can't imagine how scared they must been, all the scream and tears.
All the children :(
I don't think that we should take Titanic up, let her rest in peace on the place she landed and been on for 100 years.
Deep water has always been my ultimate phobia/fascination but the Titanic brings up so many emotions. Its hard to imagine that most of what videos show now were actually the last busy place on board. Rest easy.
you dont know how much i would LOVE to go to the bottom of the ocean to see the titanic... for real !
"It still gets me everytime... Seeing THE SHIP OF DREAMS coming out of darkness like a ghost ship"
my geat great graet grandfather helped build the Titanic!!!!
I have submechanophobia, but watching this video makes me cry.
RIP to all fallen souls onboard.
I wish it was found in 1912 and was recovered before it hit the sea But it took 75 years just to find a famous starline ship from years ago that sank...
Awww look at the rust on it feel sorry for those people who was on the boat
After all these years, researchers were stunned to find the Titanic's swimming pool was still full of water.
Its a Eerie kinda feeling looking at her, so many lives lost :( but the legend of the unsinkable Titanic will live forever
Who is here in 2024
So eerie and spooky
Wonderful yet sad, the final resting place of not only a magnificent ship but the lives of many.
It's crazy when you think that the lighting, plus the digital enhancements make it look bright enough to where it fools you into thinking the ocean surface isn't that far away, when the reality is that it's pitch black down there
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.
Its such a shame to know that a ship of this quality will never be made again. The craftmanship involved is mind blowing.
I can’t believe my great great grandfather almost went on this boat... I can’t imagine not being in my family.
The music makes everything 1000 times creepier
There are full recordings of the Morris code between all the ships that night. It's really crazy to listen to. You can even hear where the first ship show up and take all the people in the water, and says the titanic is gone.
Mitchell Wallace got a link?
I just can’t believe something like the Titanic would even split in half the way it did.. imagine all the survivors coming back to see this there hearts would be broken and it would most likely bring back memories of the good old days when they were on the boat
This is 3.75 Km deep (the wreckage).
The RMS Titanic sank in the early morning hours of 15 April 1912 in the North Atlantic Ocean, four days into her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York City. The largest ocean liner in service at the time, Titanic had an estimated 2,224 people on board when she struck an iceberg at around 23:40 (ship's time)[a] on Sunday, 14 April 1912. Her sinking two hours and forty minutes later at 02:20 (ship's time; 05:18 GMT) on Monday, 15 April, resulted in the deaths of more than 1,500 people, making it one of the deadliest peacetime maritime disasters in history.
I wish they could take it. Out of the ocean
imagine what they would recover if they went inside..it would be amazing..
That Haunting music keeps calling me back again and again ! Spooky is not the word. To think this famous ship was brand spanking new when it sank to the bottom of the north Atlantic on that freezing cold morning, Those poor passengers, some never had a chance, Some never even made it to the upper decks. God bless them all.
It's so strange knowing that the titanic, at this very, very, very moment is down there, on it's own, in the middle of nowhere, in darkness, with so much tragedy behind it, so much history behind it, so many traces of souls on it, resting, resting on it's own in darkness, no help, no human contact anywhere, away from civilization, away from the surface where water meets air and the light. Titanics amazing.
I'll never forget as this was the very first video I have ever seen about the Titanic. I was messing around on Google Earth, just reading the I survived the sinking of the Titanic book I had randomly picked from the Elementary school scholastic fair they had. Here I am around 15 years later, the music still haunting me and the videos that fueled my historical nerdy side. RMS Titanic, The beginning of me becoming a historical nerd.
Anyone in 2019?
This is breathtaking, almost as if I’m under water.
Watching after 14 year,
Who else loves the story of the titanic. May the titanic rest in peace
the ship that people called the unsinkable and challenged God to sink it was sunken by some ice, and this is the most important lesson of this sinking, know your limits as a human, do not challenge nature do not ever think that your mind could do anything
It really is sad to see something so beautiful which was once so full of life now laying at the bottom of the Atlantic ocean looking like a ghost ship. I sometimes wonder how this disaster could've been prevented i.e. slowing down the ship, more lifeboats, binoculars for the lookouts etc.; but in 1912 it was thought to be "unsinkable" by White Star Line, therefore no precautions were overlooked. My heart goes out to the victims of this tragedy. Rest In Peace.
Robert Ballard introduced a way to preserve it and make a memorial/museum...I just hope it happens sooner than later.
When my grandfather saw Titanic for the first time, he warned people that he was going to sink. So they told my grandfather to shut up. But, he kept warning, but they didn't let him speak, and they told him to shut up. After warning for the third time that Titanic would sink, they removed my grandfather from the cinema.
Stunning Footage !! i can't stop watching it .
I had a relative on the titanic he was only 17 when he died it’s a great shame for his loss and everyone else. Such a nice ship r.i.p to all
Anyone here because of the 2019 footage to compare them both?
I am a professional Scuba Diver, the deepest i have been to was 30 meters and visited many ship wrecks. I can imagine how mesmerising it would be to see Titanic Wreck infront of you deep down into the ocean ❤
Rest in peace to all the people that lost their lives on the Titanic 😪
woah! i was 2 years old when this video was uploaded
what will happen to the ship after 1000 years
The music is so haunting and very appropriate. We are very fortunate to have the technology and research to be able to see these images. Its amazing! Thanks very much for your hard work and dedication.
So many souls are in that grave underwater, still trapped and can't escape...
Hi Riley. No, the marine life and conditions that exist at the wrecksite would have destroyed any organic remains decades ago, even down to the bones, but there are clothing items in the debris field, shoes, watches etc
The titanic is the only history event that has struck me with real interest. The biggest ship of that time hitting a iceberg and sinking with a greatly directed movie that really sucks you in to the true story. This is the prime of world history.
Its hauntingly beautiful and sad at the same time
God, perfect choice of music! Anyone have a source for it? You can't help but think of the unimaginable depths of the world's oceans when you hear that shit. Damn I love the story of the Titanic. It's a testament to mankind's absolute insignificance in the grand scheme of things.
I'm surprised some corporation hasn't put a advertisement on the ship
it looks so Haunted!!
The music gives me the chills 😖