What would you do if you knew that there isn't nearly enough life boats to save the passengers and crew? I wouldn't even board the ship in the first place! 🤪
Also, if the Millionaire Boat went back, it could have been swarmed and turned upside down. (Yes, that is kinda hypocritical of what I just said) Plus, chances are he had family with him and wanted to protect them.
I can’t even imagine 1500 people in the middle of the northern Atlantic Ocean, at night, screaming and slowly dying. That’s absolutely terrifying. So sad
Eamon Shields it happens pretty often. Like the estonian ship which sunk. You can find a lot of these. You can survive better a ship sinking rather than a plane crash
Perhaps but a couple of hundred thousand japanese after Hiroshima and Nagasaki dying of burns, radiation poisoning and finally of cancer. That is so different isn't it?
my grand father told me how he tried and tried to warn people that Titanic will sink, he continue shouting until he was finally kicked out of the cinema!
Number 33 caught me off guard when he said, “Luckily for both first and third class, fresh fish would be pretty immediately available just a few hours later.” Geez, that’s rough
Because there are survivors from the titanic....that's why it is known how it sank. Last I heard there are 0 recovered bodies or people from Malaysian flight 370. The oceans have dead spots where towers nor satellites reach. And the ocean is a vast huge space with top and bottom currents changing every day. Parts of that plane could be anywhere on this planet by now under many thousands of meters of water. And the bodies likely rapidly decomposed to both marine life and salt water.
@@GoStraightToGulag Good explanation but Nasa and other institutions have satellite images of mars and other planets and they haven't covered the whole Earth yet? I didn't know that!
@@sadnew3271 Nope. Half my own country isnt even fully covered by basic cellular service. If there isnt a huge demand they will not position towers or satellites for it because it costs communication companies a lot to launch, own or service those towers or satellites. Its believed that flight disappeared into a radio dead zone after it went off course.
FUN FACT The head baker of the Titanic. The guy who was standing on the bow of the ship with Rose; he was a real person. He handed out bread to evertone on the lifeboats and gave up his seat to a woman with a baby, when the ship was sinking he took a swig of Whisky and leaped in. He stayed in the water for 43 minutes i think. When he got the Carpathia, he was diagnosed with only mild/light frost bite. Ladies and gents. And persons. Karma wbat goes around comes and, not all heroes wear capes. Some wear chef hats and aprons
It's so true that not all heroes wear capes (or uniforms). Ordinary people do heroic things & I wish more of their stories were known. I just finished reading "Babylon's Ark" about the rescue of the remaining animals of the Baghdad Zoo and the surviving animals from Uday's private menagerie during the war. Most of the people involved were civilians who got the help of the U.S. military, DoD photographers, & wildlife organizations like WildAid, Care for the Wild, & the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW). None of it would have happened had not one man gone from South Africa to Iraq to rescue the animals.
Where did you get this information? I love this story. I've just never heard it before (or don't remember it). I'd like a source to cite before I go around repeating it.
Eva Hart, a Titanic survivor, once said in an interview that the most awful thing wasn't to hear everyone in the water's screams. It was the silence that followed after...
My great grandfather had a ticket to he Titanic, he was a business man, but thankfully his work kept him from getting on. Here I am because he didn't die. Phew! 🙌🏻
"Luckily, for those in first class and in second, fresh fish would be pretty immediately available for free just a few hours later." Let this one 'sink' in.
It really annoys me when people say that the ships makers claimed it was unsinkable because thats not the case, not one single person who worked on the ship or who worked for white star line ever claimed it was unsinkable, it was the press and public who claimed that it was unsinkable.
Actually, they had. This was confirmed in the national inquiry into the Titanic sinking afterwards. And they built it so it would not have sunk if the Collison was head on, turning away was their fatal mistake.
@@almostemilyjew you were wrong in that one reply TWO TIMES! Here are your mistakes. 1: WSL never said that. They just said that Titanic was really safe and the press interpreted this as 'unsinkable' and they spreaded that. 2: Imagine you were one of the officers on duty and you just realised that the Titanic is steaming towards an iceberg. What do you do? Ram the iceberg head on and potentially get fired or even imprisoned OR try to turn away. Obviously the 2nd choice. It just didn't make sense to ram the iceberg.
And adding on to that 2nd one, it still wouldn't have worked if they had rammed it because the shockwave of the iceberg would have jamed every watertight door in place rendering them useless. If that happened they would not have the ability to contain the water and the water would have easily flooded all 16 compartments simultaneously causing the Titanic to sink even faster.
@@AndyHappyGuy nah the titanic was sunk by yoda. he set the ship into flames by striking lightning onto the ship. oil spread across the ocean and eventually reachednthe iceberg. the fire spread and melted the iceberg afterwards.
It wasn't used for exhaust, which is a funnel's purpose. This is the first I've heard of it being used for ventilation. Obviously, the ship would have had ventilation w/o it since other ships didn't have a "spare" funnel. Ironic that they cared so much about looks rather than safety.
@@Graymenn oh sure and there are places in the ocean and inland seas that preserve wood rather well. But not the area of ocean the Titanic's boats were left adrift in, hoss. Those boats would've been pulverised and eaten away by the ocean at this point. Any boat not kept by Carpathia is gone, and if anything's left of them they'd more than likely be unrecognisable piles of splintered drift wood.
I was amazed when they found the overturned lifeboat a long time after! And even the life boats which contained the bodies of those lost to hypothermia. They were able to recover them and bring the bodies back to the families. Makes me wonder why the other life boats were not spotted and where they went or ended up. Did they fill with water and sink? Capsize in a later wave? Rot & splinter until it drifted down? Washed up on a beach? Stuck in a rocky inlet? etc
Fun fact: Kim Il-sung, grandpa of Kim Jong-un and founder of North Korea aka the guy who started the Korean War, was born the day the Titanic sank. North Koreans view that day as something bad (or a sacrifice) happens to get something good in response. In this case, the Titanic sank and in return, Kim Il-sung was born...…. *Kim Jong-un has joined the chat*
That's probably because of the fact that they actually went down to the wreck of the Titanic. That's actually the only reason the film was created. Cameron wanted to go see the wreck and needed an excuse.
Thorfinsky 1 yea.....well the infographics show is wrong.....literally all you have to do is a google search. The very first thing you’ll see is “in today's dollars it would cost roughly $400 million to construct.” I do my research and make sure I’m right before telling people they are wrong. So nice try and better luck next time.
It's not that titanic had new water compartments. Olympic was starting to sink and it didn't since of the water compartments. That's how the press named it unsinkable. Idk if you're talking about the olympic or the titanic.
Little fact: on the exact day the Titanic sank Captain Smith was sitting at the Captains table for dinner gloating about the fact that the ship could be cut into 16 sections and still stay afloat.
@@joshwilliams921 yes but he is a human you know. He needs to eat. Now i get you could counter argue with "He could have eaten on the bridge" and i agree, he could have. But in the end he simply didnt want to. Even on todays cruise ships the captain will eat at the captains table. Its so he can socialize with the guests and the crew.
@@joshwilliams921 the captain worked a rotational shift like the rest of the bridge officers. He was always available but is entitled to eat and sleep. He also needs to mingle with the passengers….
Top reasons why the ship sank: The Captain was too concerned about getting to NYC fast to beat the travel time set by rival passenger ocean liner companies. Safety regulations were not effective, but it was 1912 so fair enough.
There’s been a documentary recently that talks about a pretty bad coal fire that started on the Titanic before she even got to Southampton to begin her maiden voyage. The theory put forward in that particular documentary was that she was going so fast because the only way they could get rid of the smouldering coal was to put it in the furnaces, increasing her speed. With the heat generated, it weakened the hull and caused the coal in other bunkers to catch alight. Because they lost so much coal to fire, it’s possible that they may not have reached New York if they hadn’t kept up momentum. Apparently you can see a discolouration on her hull in several photographs from just before she sailed. Not sure if the fires actually contributed to the sinking, but it’s an interesting theory! 😺
@@kurtkurt1573 it is true. They're are currently building it in China. It will sail in 2022. I really don't trust it since its made in China. Imagine history repeating. 😂
You can blame the codes at the time that had the amount of lifeboats be based on size of ships instead of the passenger and crew size (as the lifeboats were supposed to carry passengers to the rescue boat and then return to save more passengers). This would mean that the Titanic was supposed to carry 16 lifeboats but Thomas Andrews wanted far more lifeboats than the legally required 16 but was only able to get 20 lifeboats.
D Lynn Have ever heard of the lifeboat infamously dubbed “ the money boat?“ It was lifeboat #1 and had 5 first class passengers and 7 crewmen, 12 total when it could hold 40. My great grandfather Albert Horswill was one of the seven crewmen on that lifeboat. It is said that sir cosmo Duff bribed the crewmen at the request of his wife Lady Lucy Duff to not return to the wreck to rescue drowning passengers in fear of passengers swamping the lifeboat and sinking it. Hence the “money” angle. Very upsetting amidst all the heroism if that night that I am forever attached to acts of cowardice. Titanic is just a depressing event on so many levels and I have a hard time understanding how my great grandfather or anyone could not do everything humanly possible to save others. RIP to the dead of Titanic
Soldat Daniels Thank you for reading and taking your free time to pursue interest in this event. Growing up we had an old painting of Titanic in the basement and that is how I first learned about the ship and my great grandfather. It was not a real phenomenon it seemed until the 1997 movie then there was a massive interest in Titanic. In this video, fact #21 talks about my great grandfathers lifeboat. Thanks
Ive been studying Titanic since i was 7 ( for 10 yrs) Btw yeah i bet u only know that the Titanic hit an iceberg, thousands of people died, and that she sank 12000 feet below the surface
As a Titanic "enthusiast" I notice that you said it was powered by 2 engines, but it actually had 3, one for each propeller. The two outer ones was reciprocating steam engines, while the middle one was a more modern steam turbine.
6:13 Another factor in how the evacuation played out was that when the first lifeboat was lowered around 12:45 AM, the officers in charge were still skeptical of the ship actually sinking, and some historians have speculated they had initially only started loading lifeboats at a precaution. However, 45 minutes after that same officer who'd loaded the first lifeboat sent three of the last standard boats away packed with 70 people in each before sending a collapsible away with as many as 50 people, these four boats accounting for one third of the survivors
@@comradestalin4826 I found it inappropriate too, I don't get triggered by everything but I am a historian and believe that history should be respected, particularly a tragedy such as this.
Titanic was never "lauded as unsinkable by its designers and captain." They never claimed the ship was unsinkable. That was 100% the media. Newspapers called her unsinkable, but no one in authority ever did.
that is correct, the 'unsinkable' part was white star line putting out an advert saying 'she's as unsinkable as we can *make* a ship', and then the media was misleaded by that
''Fresh fish would be available to everyone for free in a few hours!'' DUDE!! I laughed more than I should at that joke because it was actually a pretty insensitive joke and now I feel bad for laughing.
Inforgraphics, you fail again at some points here. 27 is wrong, and so is 28. The crew was unable to launch all the lifeboats. Its not as simple as having more lifeboats if Your crew is incapable of launching them. See the solution applied to Britannic. It was a direct response to Titanic- Automated, supersized davits, stacks of lifeboats accessible for the davits directly.
8:39 We shouldn’t sell these stuff, It’s stealing for a start because it simply doesn’t belong to us. And we shouldn’t sell it either because again it’s not ours and if someone died in it then it’s their grave
Something interesting I learned at the titanic museum in Belfast: some newspapers originally reported that everyone survived the sinking and called it a miracle. It wasn’t corrected for a few days
If you watch titanic backwards it's about a woman raising a diamond necklace from the sea and telling a story about how passengers were revived after being frozen to death later rescued by the largest ship in the world coming out of the water and a couple that slowly gets more distant once saved which makes the woman want to commit suicide but decides not to after he leaves and later arrives in Britain. She finishes her story and leaves in a helicopter calling the people who she was telling the story to and starts making pottery.
The failure wasn't the fact that they didn't go back. The failure was the fact that the Titanic crew launched the boat with so few people on it. Once in the water though, it would of been foolish and stupid to go back and attempt to rescue people. You need to realize that those boats tipped easily, trying to pull multiple people who weigh almost twice their normal weight, (probably around 200lbs+ of weight when including the clothes, life jacket, etc. all being wet, and them being tired and frozen) would of been suicide in many cases. You can't blame anyone for not going back, at the tiem your ship just sunk.. you have no idea if they got an SOS out, you have no idea how long you may be stuck out there, so to risk your only safety line when you could be out there for days, or weeks is absolutely ludicrous.
@@angelacyrlin8322 thank you, I’m so sick of hearing people trash my great grandfather , his fellow six crewmen, the Duff Gordon’s and the other 3 passengers on that lifeboat. They weren’t there, they know nothing. Thank you for being rational.
No mention that she had a fire below decks in her coal stores on her departure from Southampton, that a pretty insane fact that's been dropped considering it was a factor in her sinking.
The coal bunker fire began in Belfast, and was only put out on the early morning of the 14th, had it not happened to Titanic, she would have capsized as coal which was moved to the bunker on her port side acted as ballast when water flooded the starboard side.
The coal fire theory has been proven false many times over. This was common amoung most ships and did not weaken the hull. Furthermore, the fire was in a completely different spot than the smudge that has been shown in the photograph these conspiracy theorists have been using.
There still would have been deaths A) the cold temperatures, b) there was some workers still trapped in the bottom, C) there was a lifeboat that capsized so some of those people died from the 28° F water
No one ever claimed that the Titanic was "unsinkable". The quote, "practically unsinkable" was taken out of context. In 1911, Shipbuilder magazine published an article describing the construction of the Titanic. The article stated that when the watertight doors were closed, the ship would be "practically unsinkable".
Here we go with the bad rivets again, it didn't matter if they were good steel or poor iron, all were pretty much as strong as the other, that's been proven. There was so much force at the time of collision, it wouldn't matter what they were made of, they were going to give regardless.
He didn't say the rivets are the reason it sank you moron. He literally said there were two different types of rivets, some of which are weaker material and were used on the hull.. which they were. They weren't the reason it sank though, and he didn't claim that it was. Quit crying.
@@shona5512 I never said the rivits were the reason it sank either. He said weaker iron rivits were on the bow of the ship, which later hit the iceberg. That's pretty much saying that it sank cause of rivits giving, but it wouldn't matter what they were made of, they were going to give anyway. I'm tired of people talking about weak or bad rivits in titanics construction. Why don't you go stand in the corner and think on it. Idjit.
@@acesfn7316 They claimed the ship was "practically unsinkable" in a June 1st, 1911 article in Shipbuilder's Magazine. This was said to be because of the system of watertight compartments. But most potential customers didn't really care about the engineering side of things. The actual advertising campaign focused on the ship's size, advanced technology, and unparalleled luxury.
The effort in the animations is so underwhelming, titanic's Hull isn't blue.... And i m guessing the Carpathia is some kind of joke. Also they ricovered some rivets and found out they were fine and not the reason it sunk. And the engineer never said it was unsinkable, the press did and still none thought it was unsinkable but just very safe. Titanic 1997 isn t a documentary.
Nice video. Most of your facts were correct. The third class passengers didn't eat gruel. They ate "rice soup, fresh bread, biscuits, roast beef with gravy, sweetcorn, and boiled potatoes, followed by plum pudding, sweet sauce and fruit". The lifeboat capacity wasn't technically legal. It was legal. One life boat capsized and didn't just float away. The life belts weren't useless. They stopped people drowning. For the millionaires boat to go back and help would have been crazy. Those in the water would have capsized the boat. In fact in addition to this boat no other boats went back, bar one. CarPAYthia. The company removed the numbers, not souvenir hunters. The extra boats didn't go on the Olympic. It was planned they would but they did not. Morgan wrote a short story which is quite loose on connection and not a novel. Even 5 compartments could have flooded and it would have still stayed a float. Apart from those small points an enjoyable video. Her designers never claimed she was unsinkable. A magazine of the day did.
@@WhatALoadOfTosca just go with the flow maaaan... keep him enjoy his 15 minutes of fame by some stupid made up facts and feel good about it ... with so many views, seems like he is doing just fine and people here wanna listen to more jibber jabber rather than actual facts, because facts arent interesting enough :D
Here's another fact about the Captain. This was to be his last voyage because the following week he was retiring but...like a LOYAL and BRAVE Captain...he went down WITH the ship. Kudos to that man for the BRAVERY he showed that fateful night/morning
Vivaene you know how captains are supposed to leave last? Well, the captain driving the titanic left right after he found out the ship was going to sink, leaving the poor people (the bottom floor) to drown. It was something like that, I think.
Number 39. The anchors on the Titanic were made by Hingley's of Netherton (Dudley, UK) - my hometown. The horses pulled the cart and anchors, 2 miles (3.2km) from Netherton to Dudley railway station. What made this more difficult is that the whole journey was and still is, uphill, often a steep inclines. Respect to those horses pulling two 16 ton anchors up there
@jiogcyihsugyiocjfdoivhphvw6821 Thanks for letting me know about my spelling mistake. I've corrected it. Since you're so keen on pointing out mistakes in people's comments, it's spelt 'you' not 'u' and 'couldn't' not couldnt.
Here are a few things. Titanic almost had a collision with another ship in Southampton. During her Sinking her sister ship Olympic was on its way to the rescue. But was asked to stay clear of the disaster site because seeing a ship that looked nearly like the Titanic would have been too traumatic. Officer Murdoch actually saw the iceberg first before the lookouts but even so it was too late. The order was for Women and Children First... Murdoch on the Starboard side got the message, Lightholler on the Port Side did not and kept men away even though there were seats in boats available... he heard the order as Women and Children ONLY. One child died in first Class, none from Second Class, the majority of child casualties were third class. Titanic was considered SOOOOOOO fancy that her second class accommodations were the equivalent of first class on other ships. MOST of the pictures you see of Titanic’s interior are actually Olympic since she was older and got more press when she debuted. Titanic was not well photographed... all the lift attendants were killed in the sinking. Thomas Andrews predicted that the ship would sink in an hour, but thanks to her crew in the lower decks staying behind, they slowed the flow of water and kept her from capsizing, and despite a turnover of a collapsable boat, got all her lifeboats away, so that gave them an hour and 40 minutes extra.
The only thing I'd argue is that the 300lbs of coal on the port side, is what kept the Titanic from sinking faster. Had that not been there, she probably would have capsized and sank in the time Andrews predicted.
the latest I heard titanic 2 was supposed to set sail in 2022 doing the same journey at the same time as Titanic did it all those years ago lets pray that this one makes it to new york.
Toward the end of the sinking, John Jacob Astor (the richest man on the ship) went to the kennel where his dog Kitty was held and freed all of the dogs so they wouldn't be trapped drowning when the ship went down! Many were seen running on the deck near the end
I love Titanic but Hate A night to remember. I saw clips on youtube and it is so inaccurate it is actually funny. Everyone knows that Titanic snapped in two when she sank because no hull of a ship is designed to hold the weight of water that Titanic was holding just before she snapped. And A night to remember has Titanic sinking in one piece.
@@aidenadamson7270 but there is a reason for that, at the time, people werent sure if it sinked in one or two pieces, some said the saw the boat split in two but most of the accounts mention the ship sinking in one piece ( mind you, with all the panic going around, in how many pieces did the ship sank is the last thing that they needed to remember) it's only when they found the ship later that they confirmed that it indeed split in two. So it's not really an factual inaccuracy since at the time, it was the official report, which was corrected later on
What would you do if you knew that there isn't nearly enough life boats to save the passengers and crew?
I wouldn't even board the ship in the first place! 🤪
I YEET myself into someone else’s lifeboat
Also, if the Millionaire Boat went back, it could have been swarmed and turned upside down. (Yes, that is kinda hypocritical of what I just said) Plus, chances are he had family with him and wanted to protect them.
Stay close to the nearest lifeboat always and hold on to a life jacket all throughout the voyage 😁😁😁
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It was 5 watertight compartments that were flooded not 6
I can’t even imagine 1500 people in the middle of the northern Atlantic Ocean, at night, screaming and slowly dying. That’s absolutely terrifying. So sad
Eamon Shields it happens pretty often. Like the estonian ship which sunk. You can find a lot of these. You can survive better a ship sinking rather than a plane crash
Perhaps but a couple of hundred thousand japanese after Hiroshima and Nagasaki dying of burns, radiation poisoning and finally of cancer. That is so different isn't it?
Lusitania and Mauritania were torpedoed by germans during ww1... Just sayin btw :) for more info
And the fact that people just let them die like that it’s just sad🤦🏽♀️
@@smitajky thats the nature of war
my grand father told me how he tried and tried to warn people that Titanic will sink, he continue shouting until he was finally kicked out of the cinema!
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Alter Bridge? Rock on brother.
Lol
@stive biafra
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you just stole that joke
Number 33 caught me off guard when he said, “Luckily for both first and third class, fresh fish would be pretty immediately available just a few hours later.” Geez, that’s rough
I thought only I got that pun. 😂😂
Pretty heartless and cruel comment IMO. I quit watching after that.
Bob Swarbrick It’s a little tone deaf, right?
@@pantone41 I thought that was definitely tasteless and inappropriate.
Right?! Very tacky and insensitive!
Well, people know a lot about Titanic from 1912 but they still don't know how a Malaysian plane disappeared with all the advanced technologies!!
Because there are survivors from the titanic....that's why it is known how it sank.
Last I heard there are 0 recovered bodies or people from Malaysian flight 370.
The oceans have dead spots where towers nor satellites reach. And the ocean is a vast huge space with top and bottom currents changing every day. Parts of that plane could be anywhere on this planet by now under many thousands of meters of water. And the bodies likely rapidly decomposed to both marine life and salt water.
@@GoStraightToGulag
Good explanation but Nasa and other institutions have satellite images of mars and other planets and they haven't covered the whole Earth yet? I didn't know that!
@@sadnew3271 Nope. Half my own country isnt even fully covered by basic cellular service. If there isnt a huge demand they will not position towers or satellites for it because it costs communication companies a lot to launch, own or service those towers or satellites. Its believed that flight disappeared into a radio dead zone after it went off course.
Period
all of the rumours that went round last year scared the living day lights out of me xD
FUN FACT
The head baker of the Titanic. The guy who was standing on the bow of the ship with Rose; he was a real person. He handed out bread to evertone on the lifeboats and gave up his seat to a woman with a baby, when the ship was sinking he took a swig of Whisky and leaped in. He stayed in the water for 43 minutes i think. When he got the Carpathia, he was diagnosed with only mild/light frost bite.
Ladies and gents. And persons. Karma wbat goes around comes and, not all heroes wear capes. Some wear chef hats and aprons
It's so true that not all heroes wear capes (or uniforms). Ordinary people do heroic things & I wish more of their stories were known. I just finished reading "Babylon's Ark" about the rescue of the remaining animals of the Baghdad Zoo and the surviving animals from Uday's private menagerie during the war. Most of the people involved were civilians who got the help of the U.S. military, DoD photographers, & wildlife organizations like WildAid, Care for the Wild, & the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW). None of it would have happened had not one man gone from South Africa to Iraq to rescue the animals.
Where did you get this information? I love this story. I've just never heard it before (or don't remember it). I'd like a source to cite before I go around repeating it.
@@DonnaBrooks Thank you
The reason he survived was because he took much more than one swig, and the alcohol somehow prevented the cold from killing him.
He didn't jump in, he rode the ship all the way to the water, barely getting his hair wet. He's credited as the last person to touch Titanic :)
Eva Hart, a Titanic survivor, once said in an interview that the most awful thing wasn't to hear everyone in the water's screams. It was the silence that followed after...
Like Obi-Wan said: I feel as though I heard a thousand voices cry out in terror that were suddenly silenced. (I’m paraphrasing a little.)
**announces Titanic 2 will be sailing on 2020**
*Iceberg:* AM I A JOKE TO YOU?
Dead 😂😂
This is the best comment on this thread by far 😂😂😂
And when they hit another iceberg they'll have the actors trying to make it seem like it's just a act, while the ship's crew hightail tf outta there
Global Warming: Yes.
Iceberg 2... "BRING IT!!!"
My great grandfather had a ticket to he Titanic, he was a business man, but thankfully his work kept him from getting on. Here I am because he didn't die. Phew! 🙌🏻
Okayy
Lucky you and him
Woah
Glad you're here! Talk about a close call!
wow!
The most insane fact is that leonardo DiCaprio didn't win an oscar
*He didn't win it for Titanic.
No,the Oscar didn't win an DiCaprio!
He wasn't nominated, how could he win?
He did win an Oscar but not for Titanic
His performance in Titanic wasn’t Oscar-worthy.
Ima let these facts sink in.
**Slow claps**
"Luckily, for those in first class and in second, fresh fish would be pretty immediately available for free just a few hours later." Let this one 'sink' in.
LOL Good one!
To the ocean
@Tyler Lansberry the ice Berg was colder
Global warming - "It's ok Titanic, I will avenge you for what those icebergs did "
Heh....hehe xD
Bryan Gorenflo hehehehehe so true
I’m not sure, but apparently there is even more ice bergs now, lol.
Actually the iceberg melted in 1915
Hahahahaha!!!!!!!!
It really annoys me when people say that the ships makers claimed it was unsinkable because thats not the case, not one single person who worked on the ship or who worked for white star line ever claimed it was unsinkable, it was the press and public who claimed that it was unsinkable.
Actually, they had. This was confirmed in the national inquiry into the Titanic sinking afterwards. And they built it so it would not have sunk if the Collison was head on, turning away was their fatal mistake.
@@almostemilyjew you were wrong in that one reply TWO TIMES! Here are your mistakes.
1: WSL never said that. They just said that Titanic was really safe and the press interpreted this as 'unsinkable' and they spreaded that.
2: Imagine you were one of the officers on duty and you just realised that the Titanic is steaming towards an iceberg. What do you do? Ram the iceberg head on and potentially get fired or even imprisoned OR try to turn away. Obviously the 2nd choice. It just didn't make sense to ram the iceberg.
And adding on to that 2nd one, it still wouldn't have worked if they had rammed it because the shockwave of the iceberg would have jamed every watertight door in place rendering them useless. If that happened they would not have the ability to contain the water and the water would have easily flooded all 16 compartments simultaneously causing the Titanic to sink even faster.
@@AndyHappyGuy nah the titanic was sunk by yoda. he set the ship into flames by striking lightning onto the ship. oil spread across the ocean and eventually reachednthe iceberg. the fire spread and melted the iceberg afterwards.
To this day ships can stink ...
“Top 50 facts you don’t know about the titanic”
Me:* is obsessed with the whole tragedy and has seen a hundred videos with the same title* “bet.”
Weird flex but ok
Same
Weird flex but ok
Actually me
And then you see the many errors and get more annoyed as the video progressed
"the fourth funnel was only added for aesthetic reasons..." "and used for ventilation" xd
It wasn't used for exhaust, which is a funnel's purpose. This is the first I've heard of it being used for ventilation. Obviously, the ship would have had ventilation w/o it since other ships didn't have a "spare" funnel. Ironic that they cared so much about looks rather than safety.
@@DonnaBrooks The 4th funnel wasn't for aesthetic reasons, it was a giant ventilator to exhaust air from the hospitals, engine rooms, and galleys.
It was primarily to make the Ship look more impressive, but it was also used for ventilation!
TrevorBlueSquirrel it was primary used to ventilate, Aesthetic comes after function.
Ah yes, I too breathe the air that just got polluted by the funnels less 50 feet away from it.
that fresh fish joke literally made me pause the video ......too savage
Ik. He was wrong for that
That caught me off guard. Ha!
It was funny 😭
I didn't understand until I read it, I was more focused on the Titanic, not what people were eating.
Those couple hours later the passengers be trying to save their lives
Titanic movie: *Costs more than the Titanic*
Investor: “Am I a joke to you?”
titanic acually costed 400 million in todays money
@@josephtufford9812 400 million is an absolute lie
@@Futures_End nope ive reaserched the titanic for almost a year now so i think id know more than you
@@josephtufford9812 Kinda sad that you're wrong then
The movie definitely has had a better return on investment.
*Fact No.1:*
*Jack would have survived is Rose was not selfish on that wooden plank*
They would sink if Jack rode on the wooden plank. If u watched it carefully, when he tried to ride on it itwent upside-down
Keyword: WEIGHT
Jack and Rose story was just a fiction.
Mark Kenneth Calendario exactly
If jack goes too!.the wood plank will sink too!
I have a hard time believing one of the boats is still out there after 107 years
you realize wood can be kept for a long time right?
@@Graymenn oh sure and there are places in the ocean and inland seas that preserve wood rather well. But not the area of ocean the Titanic's boats were left adrift in, hoss. Those boats would've been pulverised and eaten away by the ocean at this point. Any boat not kept by Carpathia is gone, and if anything's left of them they'd more than likely be unrecognisable piles of splintered drift wood.
@@sorrenblitz805 yea hadn't watched the video yet didnt realize it was a boat that was adrift
the boat was unsinkable
I was amazed when they found the overturned lifeboat a long time after! And even the life boats which contained the bodies of those lost to hypothermia. They were able to recover them and bring the bodies back to the families.
Makes me wonder why the other life boats were not spotted and where they went or ended up. Did they fill with water and sink? Capsize in a later wave? Rot & splinter until it drifted down? Washed up on a beach? Stuck in a rocky inlet? etc
4:25 I think the fresh fish joke was in poor taste.
yep, it's very insensitive.
Bruh relax it was over 100 years ago
Too soon!! Too soon!!
I don't know what yall talking about that shit was funny af
I dunno man dark humor is in nowadays
Fun fact: Kim Il-sung, grandpa of Kim Jong-un and founder of North Korea aka the guy who started the Korean War, was born the day the Titanic sank. North Koreans view that day as something bad (or a sacrifice) happens to get something good in response. In this case, the Titanic sank and in return, Kim Il-sung was born...….
*Kim Jong-un has joined the chat*
Wow that's a cool fact
lol
I am an expert in the subject of the Titanic as I dedicated 4 years of my life to the research, and this is correct.
Lol so many people die in giving birth to Kim Il sung
When I met him he did say that he is there biggest problem
Wow! Titanic movie costs more than the titanic itself.
That's probably because of the fact that they actually went down to the wreck of the Titanic. That's actually the only reason the film was created. Cameron wanted to go see the wreck and needed an excuse.
Not true. It cost 400 million to construct in today’s money. Inflation is a thing that people seem to forget.
Build the actual ship and buy an iPhone. There's your movie.
@@tannerspahn6492 Not true. The narrator said it cost $166 million in TODAY's money.
Thorfinsky 1 yea.....well the infographics show is wrong.....literally all you have to do is a google search. The very first thing you’ll see is “in today's dollars it would cost roughly $400 million to construct.” I do my research and make sure I’m right before telling people they are wrong. So nice try and better luck next time.
0:06 no body ever said the ship was unsinkable, the press said that the titanic was practically unsinkable due to the new water tight compartments
This is the comment I’ve been looking for you’re right and it probably didn’t help with this cause Olympic and hawke collision innit
Ryan Mason PREACH IT OMFGGGGG
It's not that titanic had new water compartments. Olympic was starting to sink and it didn't since of the water compartments. That's how the press named it unsinkable. Idk if you're talking about the olympic or the titanic.
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Can you do 50 facts about The Infographics Show?
4000 subscribers with no videos number 1: we do hardly any research on topics we don’t even care about.
49 boring........ 1 sensible ..........
I just subscribed 60 seconds ago so this would be nice.
Fact number 1: they're actually all velociraptors
@@Trexirl Clever girl!
Little fact: on the exact day the Titanic sank Captain Smith was sitting at the Captains table for dinner gloating about the fact that the ship could be cut into 16 sections and still stay afloat.
BAHAHAHAHA
The fact that he went to dinner instead of being on the bridge is incompetent
@@joshwilliams921 yes but he is a human you know. He needs to eat. Now i get you could counter argue with "He could have eaten on the bridge" and i agree, he could have. But in the end he simply didnt want to. Even on todays cruise ships the captain will eat at the captains table. Its so he can socialize with the guests and the crew.
@@joshwilliams921 the captain worked a rotational shift like the rest of the bridge officers. He was always available but is entitled to eat and sleep. He also needs to mingle with the passengers….
*_Leonardo DiCaprio is typing_*
He is my Crush.
I am my crush
he is my boyfriend either.😂HHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHA JK DON'T BLAME ME IM JUST 16666
@@leehiro4840 WTH ! !
I think, that Proves Either ur Gay or Narcissist Guy.
I just love myself, like everyone should ^^ but not in a pathological way
Extra fact:
*The Titanic sunk because it actually hit the iceberg Aang was hibernating in*
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 *makes sence*
FACTZZ
Yeah. Now I know why the Titanic was hit terribly it was because Aang was in Avatar State. :D
Power of the Avatar.
God damn weebs
0:18 How has no one ever mentioned about the iceberg looking like one big ole onion? 😐🤔
lol true tho
Yup
“Onion”😯😂😂
Well it is sitting in cold waters so it makes sense that it’s blue
Everyone in 1912: "The Titanic is unsinkable!"
Iceberg: "Hold my beer"
Is *almost* unsinkable; thats what they said. And it was true.
Nah it was a fire
@@kittycatgamer46 I'm trying to figure out if ur joking or not lol
@@3mers0n it was fire bro
Iceberg and fire*
No. 1 It sunk
Daddy *shook*
No crap
:o
Scrooge McDuck could have fixed it !!
Titanic: I’m too fancy to sink
Iceberg: hold my brandy
Emotional Titanic flute intensifies.... *I’m the king of the world*
Don't ever comment twice again
Better yet, a kazoo
eVeRY NiGhT IN My DrEAmS
it protec
it attac
but most importantly it sanc
🦗
It neither protecc
Nor attac
It just sanc
lmao
Yesssss
Dark humor. I love it
Top reasons why the ship sank:
The Captain was too concerned about getting to NYC fast to beat the travel time set by rival passenger ocean liner companies.
Safety regulations were not effective, but it was 1912 so fair enough.
Not just Captain Smith J. Bruce Ismay too
Onto not into
The titanic never tried to get the fastest across the Atlantic since it was well known that it could never best the Mauritania in terms of speed
And also had the titanic hit the iceberg head on it wouldnt of sank. But it swerved causing a rip in the hull
There’s been a documentary recently that talks about a pretty bad coal fire that started on the Titanic before she even got to Southampton to begin her maiden voyage. The theory put forward in that particular documentary was that she was going so fast because the only way they could get rid of the smouldering coal was to put it in the furnaces, increasing her speed. With the heat generated, it weakened the hull and caused the coal in other bunkers to catch alight. Because they lost so much coal to fire, it’s possible that they may not have reached New York if they hadn’t kept up momentum.
Apparently you can see a discolouration on her hull in several photographs from just before she sailed. Not sure if the fires actually contributed to the sinking, but it’s an interesting theory! 😺
infographic: titanic will sail again in 2022
Me: JACK!!
Shadow Thing not true
@@kurtkurt1573 it is true. They're are currently building it in China. It will sail in 2022. I really don't trust it since its made in China. Imagine history repeating. 😂
Me rose
heck nooooo
Tickets cost a lot though
I wonder who the idiot was that made the call to only take 20 lifeboats🤔
J Bruce Ismay
Joseph Ismay.
Although, the ship had more lifeboats than it legally needed to have at the time
@Dagan Ward, the Same Idiot who doesn't allow Parachutes per head in airlines, till date.. Living in 2019
The same Idiot that didnt think they would fucking hit an iceberg
You can blame the codes at the time that had the amount of lifeboats be based on size of ships instead of the passenger and crew size (as the lifeboats were supposed to carry passengers to the rescue boat and then return to save more passengers). This would mean that the Titanic was supposed to carry 16 lifeboats but Thomas Andrews wanted far more lifeboats than the legally required 16 but was only able to get 20 lifeboats.
Me hears the water is 28 degrees: Why did the people freeze?
Me realizes they using imperial system: 🥶🥶🥶
I love how you use “she”, “her” and such for the titanic
Every ship is she.
All ships are referred to as "she".
It's customary.
All boats are designated female.
@@DonnaBrooks Do you know why or how this started?
Iceberg: *"Its over titanic I AM the high ground"*
Titanic: YOU UNDER ESTIMATE MY POWER
the increase iceberg number proof our Earth getting hotter
Iceberg: "Don't try it"
Titanic: You underestimate my power😂
That is good one
I've been a Titanic fanatic since 1985. I CHALLENGE you to tell me something I don't know...
UPDATE: OK, you taught me a couple new things. hmph...
lol
D Lynn Have ever heard of the lifeboat infamously dubbed “ the money boat?“ It was lifeboat #1 and had 5 first class passengers and 7 crewmen, 12 total when it could hold 40. My great grandfather Albert Horswill was one of the seven crewmen on that lifeboat. It is said that sir cosmo Duff bribed the crewmen at the request of his wife Lady Lucy Duff to not return to the wreck to rescue drowning passengers in fear of passengers swamping the lifeboat and sinking it. Hence the “money” angle. Very upsetting amidst all the heroism if that night that I am forever attached to acts of cowardice. Titanic is just a depressing event on so many levels and I have a hard time understanding how my great grandfather or anyone could not do everything humanly possible to save others. RIP to the dead of Titanic
@@donnix768 Thank you for sharing. Not everyday you get to hear of someone related to a person who experienced something that has been immortalized.
Soldat Daniels Thank you for reading and taking your free time to pursue interest in this event. Growing up we had an old painting of Titanic in the basement and that is how I first learned about the ship and my great grandfather. It was not a real phenomenon it seemed until the 1997 movie then there was a massive interest in Titanic. In this video, fact #21 talks about my great grandfathers lifeboat. Thanks
@@donnix768 No problem.
I was offered a role on the Titanic
*I was the iceberg*
Oh noes
Everyone clapped
You're more suited as ash smoke...
Best villain in the history of movies
U savage
When you’re a Titanic nerd and you already know all of these facts. 😎
Although it is originally out for a romance drama movie.
ikr
Slighty Creative yet ass comment
Ive been studying Titanic since i was 7 ( for 10 yrs)
Btw yeah i bet u only know that the Titanic hit an iceberg, thousands of people died, and that she sank 12000 feet below the surface
You have anime profile picture you don't know jackshit
The 4:23 Joke was a bit much and insensitive. The rest was very interesting tho
Been over 100yrs. Sometimes levity helps.
If only it was in Russia. In Soviet Russia, Titanic sinks iceberg.
But vodka sinks Titanic
2/10
@@goldleader2804 :(
The seafood must've been relieved when the ship sunk
Rest in peace to all the people that lost their lives on the Titanic! 😪
As a Titanic "enthusiast" I notice that you said it was powered by 2 engines, but it actually had 3, one for each propeller. The two outer ones was reciprocating steam engines, while the middle one was a more modern steam turbine.
Unless there was an error that was later corrected, the video did state that she had 3 engines: the 2 for the propeller & the central one.
The third engine was a low pressure turbine and used recycled steam from the 2 main engines
0:06 gonna have to stop you there. The captain and builder made now such claim. It was a newspaper who said that
6 seconds in and there already is a fake statement
6:13
Another factor in how the evacuation played out was that when the first lifeboat was lowered around 12:45 AM, the officers in charge were still skeptical of the ship actually sinking, and some historians have speculated they had initially only started loading lifeboats at a precaution. However, 45 minutes after that same officer who'd loaded the first lifeboat sent three of the last standard boats away packed with 70 people in each before sending a collapsible away with as many as 50 people, these four boats accounting for one third of the survivors
4:27 jesus, slightly inappropriate no? These are real people that drowned
Ikr
too bad you are fake
I found it hilarious
are you that person that gets triggered by everything?
@@comradestalin4826 I found it inappropriate too, I don't get triggered by everything but I am a historian and believe that history should be respected, particularly a tragedy such as this.
That *Iceberg looked like a half cut onion*
Titanic was never "lauded as unsinkable by its designers and captain." They never claimed the ship was unsinkable. That was 100% the media. Newspapers called her unsinkable, but no one in authority ever did.
that is correct, the 'unsinkable' part was white star line putting out an advert saying 'she's as unsinkable as we can *make* a ship', and then the media was misleaded by that
Fun fact: The titanic’s pool are still full.
Full of seawater😊
@@99mrpogi even during the voyage, Titanic pool had seawater.
Umm, of course they are still full. Full of unmentionable items.
Well, Duh!
Ya don’t sayyyy?????😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
All the lobsters in the boat must have been like “FREE FOR ALLL” when it sank
I never gave look before in the other way around 😄 thank you
Savage vengeance for the lobsters.
''Fresh fish would be available to everyone for free in a few hours!'' DUDE!! I laughed more than I should at that joke because it was actually a pretty insensitive joke and now I feel bad for laughing.
Inforgraphics, you fail again at some points here.
27 is wrong, and so is 28. The crew was unable to launch all the lifeboats. Its not as simple as having more lifeboats if Your crew is incapable of launching them. See the solution applied to Britannic. It was a direct response to Titanic- Automated, supersized davits, stacks of lifeboats accessible for the davits directly.
8:39 We shouldn’t sell these stuff, It’s stealing for a start because it simply doesn’t belong to us. And we shouldn’t sell it either because again it’s not ours and if someone died in it then it’s their grave
just because they were poor doesnt mean they didnt have money to buy things
If you compare the Titanic with a modern Cruise ship, you will not believe how big a modern cruise ship actually is...
ur grandpa was born the day the titanic sank how do you feel about that??????????
@@yukerson sad :(
@@kimjong-un5214 hi im pres cause of ur existing I'm a build a wall jk
@@daveforfav7650 Build that goddamn wall Trump
@@kimjong-un5214 Don't let me nuke u boy cause I can
"Most tragic vessel ever launched"
*Wilhelm Gustloff spills drink*
Something interesting I learned at the titanic museum in Belfast: some newspapers originally reported that everyone survived the sinking and called it a miracle. It wasn’t corrected for a few days
Jesus Christ, stop uploading! You're publishing so many videos I can't follow 😍
I'll take the advice but I'm not sure it will be followed 😁 Thamk you for watching!
@@TheInfographicsShow thank*
Titanic:lvl1crock
Titanic2:lvl100boss
This how titanic works
@@TheInfographicsShow hey can you please make a video on Marvel vs DC
@@TheInfographicsShow it's thanks not thanks you spelled it wrong
Titanic: fight me
Iceberg: ok try me
Titanic: good bye World
Poor Titanic (and everyone who either survived and were plagued by night terrors because of the tragedy and obviously those who died)
The most insane fact is it all could've been avoided if they listened to the first warning
we're sailing on a iceberg, until we crashed a titanic. but everyone survived.
If you watch titanic backwards it's about a woman raising a diamond necklace from the sea and telling a story about how passengers were revived after being frozen to death later rescued by the largest ship in the world coming out of the water and a couple that slowly gets more distant once saved which makes the woman want to commit suicide but decides not to after he leaves and later arrives in Britain. She finishes her story and leaves in a helicopter calling the people who she was telling the story to and starts making pottery.
3:37
injured person: i dislocated my arm!
doctor: ok!
injured person:wait wha-
doctor: :D
I've done so much research on this and when he said "how much do you really know about this iconic vessel" i was like "everything"
You can never have enough titanic facts
That for the most arent facts.
The people on the millionaires boat were jerks to leave those people to die fully knowing they could of taken more people.
Shaniya Mack lol you think it would be any different today?
The failure wasn't the fact that they didn't go back. The failure was the fact that the Titanic crew launched the boat with so few people on it. Once in the water though, it would of been foolish and stupid to go back and attempt to rescue people. You need to realize that those boats tipped easily, trying to pull multiple people who weigh almost twice their normal weight, (probably around 200lbs+ of weight when including the clothes, life jacket, etc. all being wet, and them being tired and frozen) would of been suicide in many cases. You can't blame anyone for not going back, at the tiem your ship just sunk.. you have no idea if they got an SOS out, you have no idea how long you may be stuck out there, so to risk your only safety line when you could be out there for days, or weeks is absolutely ludicrous.
Just going to say this, if they did go back, the people in the water would of capsized, causing them and the people in the boat to die.
rich people don’t have empathy
@@angelacyrlin8322 thank you, I’m so sick of hearing people trash my great grandfather , his fellow six crewmen, the Duff Gordon’s and the other 3 passengers on that lifeboat. They weren’t there, they know nothing. Thank you for being rational.
5:20 The Iceberg Looks Like A Onion
I knew almost all of these but that is because I've been doing research on Titanic for almost every class I can chose what I wanted to do it on.
No mention that she had a fire below decks in her coal stores on her departure from Southampton, that a pretty insane fact that's been dropped considering it was a factor in her sinking.
The coal bunker fire began in Belfast, and was only put out on the early morning of the 14th, had it not happened to Titanic, she would have capsized as coal which was moved to the bunker on her port side acted as ballast when water flooded the starboard side.
that's been disproven
@@jakiecake1775 When? I would have heard about it, Titanic is my favourite ocean liner, with Britannic (1929) being a close 2nd.
@@jakiecake1775 please provide evidence
The coal fire theory has been proven false many times over. This was common amoung most ships and did not weaken the hull. Furthermore, the fire was in a completely different spot than the smudge that has been shown in the photograph these conspiracy theorists have been using.
Love all the “first class” hatred in the video, despite many of the wealthiest guests giving up their seats for others voluntarily.
My inner Titanic nerd was not impressed. My calculator wasn't either.
51. Leonardo DiCaprio (Jack) is the most handsome man in the world.
*shook*
Yes he 100%is, I saw a man who looked similar to him today and I was gonna propose
There still would have been deaths A) the cold temperatures, b) there was some workers still trapped in the bottom, C) there was a lifeboat that capsized so some of those people died from the 28° F water
No one ever claimed that the Titanic was "unsinkable". The quote, "practically unsinkable" was taken out of context. In 1911, Shipbuilder magazine published an article describing the construction of the Titanic. The article stated that when the watertight doors were closed, the ship would be "practically unsinkable".
Here we go with the bad rivets again, it didn't matter if they were good steel or poor iron, all were pretty much as strong as the other, that's been proven. There was so much force at the time of collision, it wouldn't matter what they were made of, they were going to give regardless.
He didn't say the rivets are the reason it sank you moron. He literally said there were two different types of rivets, some of which are weaker material and were used on the hull.. which they were. They weren't the reason it sank though, and he didn't claim that it was. Quit crying.
@@shona5512 I never said the rivits were the reason it sank either. He said weaker iron rivits were on the bow of the ship, which later hit the iceberg. That's pretty much saying that it sank cause of rivits giving, but it wouldn't matter what they were made of, they were going to give anyway. I'm tired of people talking about weak or bad rivits in titanics construction. Why don't you go stand in the corner and think on it. Idjit.
And also, the "weaker iron" is false for one reason: the best conserved parts of the wreck are the bow and the stern, where these rivets were.
Shona you’re literally arguing on the same side
They jinxed it by saying it was the unsinkable ship.
The titanic 2 is the most sinkable ship in history
There saved thousands
The ships makers never made this claim
Yes but the press did
It was poor service and other things not a quote
@@acesfn7316 They claimed the ship was "practically unsinkable" in a June 1st, 1911 article in Shipbuilder's Magazine. This was said to be because of the system of watertight compartments. But most potential customers didn't really care about the engineering side of things. The actual advertising campaign focused on the ship's size, advanced technology, and unparalleled luxury.
Him: FACTS YOU DIDNT KNOW ABOUT THE TITANIC
Also him: iT wAs tHe BiGgEsT sHiP
It was the biggest ship at that time
@@pallavisinha7860 wOw, I nEvEr KnEw!
Wow! I’ve never heard it over a million times
4:25 bruh, that was SAVAGE
Thank you for makeing this
#51 it was a ship
#51 It was called Titanic
No ship, Sherlock
The captain and the designers didn’t say it was unsinkable. The builders, Harland and Wolff, said it was virtually unsinkable.
exactly
Everyone always looks so happy in these infographic shows. Even if they are facing impending doom, they have a great big smile on their face!
1 fact EVERYONE knows about the titanic
No.1 it sank by an iceberg
That’s all folks
The effort in the animations is so underwhelming, titanic's Hull isn't blue.... And i m guessing the Carpathia is some kind of joke. Also they ricovered some rivets and found out they were fine and not the reason it sunk. And the engineer never said it was unsinkable, the press did and still none thought it was unsinkable but just very safe. Titanic 1997 isn t a documentary.
Titanic 1997 is much more accurate than this video.
That thumbnail tho😂😂 I LOVE IT!!!
Nice video. Most of your facts were correct. The third class passengers didn't eat gruel. They ate "rice soup, fresh bread, biscuits, roast beef with gravy, sweetcorn, and boiled potatoes, followed by plum pudding, sweet sauce and fruit". The lifeboat capacity wasn't technically legal. It was legal. One life boat capsized and didn't just float away. The life belts weren't useless. They stopped people drowning. For the millionaires boat to go back and help would have been crazy. Those in the water would have capsized the boat. In fact in addition to this boat no other boats went back, bar one. CarPAYthia. The company removed the numbers, not souvenir hunters. The extra boats didn't go on the Olympic. It was planned they would but they did not. Morgan wrote a short story which is quite loose on connection and not a novel. Even 5 compartments could have flooded and it would have still stayed a float. Apart from those small points an enjoyable video. Her designers never claimed she was unsinkable. A magazine of the day did.
She also had 3 main engines, not 2.
you sir are a buzz kill! :D
@xxAyanoAishixx DA MuShRoOm Lol.
@@athargilani Really, why?
@@WhatALoadOfTosca just go with the flow maaaan... keep him enjoy his 15 minutes of fame by some stupid made up facts and feel good about it ... with so many views, seems like he is doing just fine and people here wanna listen to more jibber jabber rather than actual facts, because facts arent interesting enough :D
Here's another fact about the Captain. This was to be his last voyage because the following week he was retiring but...like a LOYAL and BRAVE Captain...he went down WITH the ship. Kudos to that man for the BRAVERY he showed that fateful night/morning
7:00 heartless people. :(
The people in the titanic were insane
how so?
Vivaene you know how captains are supposed to leave last? Well, the captain driving the titanic left right after he found out the ship was going to sink, leaving the poor people (the bottom floor) to drown. It was something like that, I think.
He died along with everyone else too
@@victor8992 oh sorry, I thought you meant the passengers not the crew.
Jay Tee still wrong of the captain though
Here’s an amazing fact:
After all these years, the titanic’s pools are still full of water.
Number 39. The anchors on the Titanic were made by Hingley's of Netherton (Dudley, UK) - my hometown. The horses pulled the cart and anchors, 2 miles (3.2km) from Netherton to Dudley railway station.
What made this more difficult is that the whole journey was and still is, uphill, often a steep inclines. Respect to those horses pulling two 16 ton anchors up there
yet u couldnt spell titanic
@jiogcyihsugyiocjfdoivhphvw6821 Thanks for letting me know about my spelling mistake. I've corrected it.
Since you're so keen on pointing out mistakes in people's comments, it's spelt 'you' not 'u' and 'couldn't' not couldnt.
seriously? free fish? the ship sank! 4:30
also, it was common practice to use lifeboats to ferry people to other ships in the case of emergency.
You’ll never guess what really happened between Jack and Rose
🌹
Here are a few things. Titanic almost had a collision with another ship in Southampton. During her Sinking her sister ship Olympic was on its way to the rescue. But was asked to stay clear of the disaster site because seeing a ship that looked nearly like the Titanic would have been too traumatic. Officer Murdoch actually saw the iceberg first before the lookouts but even so it was too late. The order was for Women and Children First... Murdoch on the Starboard side got the message, Lightholler on the Port Side did not and kept men away even though there were seats in boats available... he heard the order as Women and Children ONLY. One child died in first Class, none from Second Class, the majority of child casualties were third class. Titanic was considered SOOOOOOO fancy that her second class accommodations were the equivalent of first class on other ships. MOST of the pictures you see of Titanic’s interior are actually Olympic since she was older and got more press when she debuted. Titanic was not well photographed... all the lift attendants were killed in the sinking. Thomas Andrews predicted that the ship would sink in an hour, but thanks to her crew in the lower decks staying behind, they slowed the flow of water and kept her from capsizing, and despite a turnover of a collapsable boat, got all her lifeboats away, so that gave them an hour and 40 minutes extra.
The only thing I'd argue is that the 300lbs of coal on the port side, is what kept the Titanic from sinking faster. Had that not been there, she probably would have capsized and sank in the time Andrews predicted.
I am a titanic researcher, who research more than 4 years on Titanic. And you know what i already know these all facts.
*Titanic 2.0 being due 2029 in exact same passage*
Iceberg-you’re just waisting your money on me
the latest I heard titanic 2 was supposed to set sail in 2022 doing the same journey at the same time as Titanic did it all those years ago lets pray that this one makes it to new york.
@@aidenadamson7270 it will cuz theres no more icebergs left
Aiden Adamson It won’t. It’s being made in China 😂😂
Global Warming has defeated the icebergs for The Titanic 2!
Wasn't there another ship named similar to the Titanic that also sank?
Toward the end of the sinking, John Jacob Astor (the richest man on the ship) went to the kennel where his dog Kitty was held and freed all of the dogs so they wouldn't be trapped drowning when the ship went down! Many were seen running on the deck near the end
You can NOT SAY You love the Tintanic if you have not seen A NIGHT TO REMEMBER!!!!! Highly recommend
I love Titanic but Hate A night to remember. I saw clips on youtube and it is so inaccurate it is actually funny. Everyone knows that Titanic snapped in two when she sank because no hull of a ship is designed to hold the weight of water that Titanic was holding just before she snapped. And A night to remember has Titanic sinking in one piece.
Aiden Adamson that was before they found the titanic so they weren’t sure that it broke in half
@@aidenadamson7270 but there is a reason for that, at the time, people werent sure if it sinked in one or two pieces, some said the saw the boat split in two but most of the accounts mention the ship sinking in one piece ( mind you, with all the panic going around, in how many pieces did the ship sank is the last thing that they needed to remember) it's only when they found the ship later that they confirmed that it indeed split in two. So it's not really an factual inaccuracy since at the time, it was the official report, which was corrected later on