Hi Danieldoesstuff, I have 2 questions: 1. Do you believe the double bottom held on post break or detached shortly after stern settled back or as it did? I personally believe it detached as the stern settled back fully preventing it from crashing back but not pulling it up since many survivors stated the stern was free floating with out the bow. 2. Do you believe the stern settled back or crashed? Great video aswell btw, keep up the great work :)
I believe the stern settled back since I believe the head trim angle was 22 degrees before the ship split and I looked at it and the stern wouldn’t be high enough for the stern to crash into the water
@@danieldoesstuff18 Thanks for reply. I also agree that the double bottom held on till stern finished settled back, I don't believe any longer (Due to reports about the stern floating free of the bow) and it holding on preventing stern crashing back (Which I also agree with stern not crashing back) since only 1 survivors implied it crashed back and if it did, everyone would know it broke while most were not certain if it broke though alot said it did. (Most witnesses though mistook lights going out as the ship disappearing, some appear to have thought the ship broke earlier, a false break illusion caused by lights going out in sections)
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Hi Danieldoesstuff, I have 2 questions:
1. Do you believe the double bottom held on post break or detached shortly after stern settled back or as it did? I personally believe it detached as the stern settled back fully preventing it from crashing back but not pulling it up since many survivors stated the stern was free floating with out the bow.
2. Do you believe the stern settled back or crashed?
Great video aswell btw, keep up the great work :)
I think the double bottom held on until the stern settled back then detached
I believe the stern settled back since I believe the head trim angle was 22 degrees before the ship split and I looked at it and the stern wouldn’t be high enough for the stern to crash into the water
@@danieldoesstuff18 Thanks for reply.
I also agree that the double bottom held on till stern finished settled back, I don't believe any longer (Due to reports about the stern floating free of the bow) and it holding on preventing stern crashing back (Which I also agree with stern not crashing back) since only 1 survivors implied it crashed back and if it did, everyone would know it broke while most were not certain if it broke though alot said it did.
(Most witnesses though mistook lights going out as the ship disappearing, some appear to have thought the ship broke earlier, a false break illusion caused by lights going out in sections)