Titanic Unveiled: You Won't Believe What This 3D Scan Reveals!
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- A complete 3D reconstruction of the shipwreck of the Titanic, assembled from more than 700,000 images, taken from every conceivable angle, reveals the ship like we’ve never seen it before.
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This is so awesome. Technology has come such a long way. I’m glad a 3D scan was taken before Titanic becomes completely unrecognizable.
Its amazing to see a hole and the steel warped where there was the apparent boiler room / coal store fire, said to have been on fire before Titanic even sailed going on historical photos taken at the time which I saw in a programme about her sinking. Could this hole and the way the steel has warped be further proof of the fire which caused severe weakening of the steel, as that is one big hole in her side
Now we this done to her sister Britannic as well
@@carolinewhite6010the hole you see below the well deck on the starboard side is from water blowing out of it
@@carolinewhite6010I'm sorry, but that's not the same area. The coal fire was further back and the plating is still intact.
@@carolinewhite6010 это вырванный водой при ударе о дно лацпорт. Угольное хранилище было левее и ниже, там борт вообще цел.
I remember, almost 40 years ago in 1985, the day Ballard discovered the Titanic. We were all glued to the TV!
I wasn't alive for that but I remember listening to him talk at a Scuba convention when he mentioned how the search for it was actually a cover for the search for two nuclear subs, which blew my freaking mind. It was not the first time he revealed this mind you, it was just my first time hearing it.
If that happened now everyone would say its fake
People actually trusted the experts back then
my dad and i use to sit around the dining table back in the early 1970s and wondered where on the bottom the titanic sank. we had multiple theories , but none was correct. ballard set the record straight in 1985, and we were all amazed. RIP DAD, i miss you.
🙏
Surely the coordinates are recorded where the life boats were rescued. Working backwards (time in the lifeboats, direction & speed of prevailing currents) should give an accurate location.
Mon père est né 3 semaines après le naufrage du Titanic. Dieu merci ma grand mère n’a jamais eu l’idée de monter sur ce paquebot ! Merci mamie 😅
Yes it I wouldn't bereading your comments @saramysamsara
Watching this sure didn’t cost me a quarter of a million dollars
Or your life
Titanic Submarine Mission V, James Cameron, Avatar: The Way of Water, The Abyss & Greek Sea Gods...
Come this way...
@@Cmunic8Titanic Submarine Mission V, James Cameron, Avatar: The Way of Water, The Abyss & Greek Sea Gods...
Come this way...
You know right?
Exactly or your life
Watching this gave me all there is to know for the human eye to see, and it didn't risk my life or cost $250k. RIP to the passengers and crew of Titan.
... To the 4 who were victims of one man's disregard for safety.
And didn't violate a graveyard
@@ramizparkar4199 They were victims, sure, but it's not like they were lied to. They were made fully aware of the safety issues of the titan, they had to sign away multiple times confirming that the company had refused to certify the titan, and there was a very open legal battle from a high level engineer arguing safety issues, etcetcetc. And people did refuse to come onboard for those reason. While they were victims it doesn't stop them from being dumb. Silver lining of course is that the CEO was onboard.
God rest and bless all who perished.
And the lives lost on titanic
Seen the entire ship without paying a dime. I can check this off my bucket list.
stockton rush is deploding in his grave.
Copied from top comment. Good try tho
Absolutely 💯
Mongole oui sauf que il y en a qui ont pris des risques de leur vie pour te faire voir ça et tu ne le mérites pas
People just don't realize how deeply Titanic's bow is buried in the mud. This image provides a sense of scale.
I've always wondered at the condition of the steel below the mudline and the interior of the wreck in that forward portion of the hull. The absolute violence of how the bow hit the bottom is mind boggling, 63 feet buried in the bottom, almost all the way to the anchor....it won't have far to drop when the anchor chains give way in a hundred years or so.
We always see the top of the Titanic on the surface, but not much gets mentioned about the amount of the ship that is buried below the solid surface.
I guess the ocean floor is just mud that goes for hundreds of feet.
I'm sure the #is 60'.
Most of those shoes are where people once were. The bodies might be gone, long dissolved by the ocean. But the shoes mark the graves of many of the people who didn't make it off the wreck.
I think they should just stop letting people go there these souls of people family’s who lost there life just let these souls rest
@@deniserobinson3114 stop going to grave yards then... and anytime someone dies no one can go to that location ever again.. this includes private houses were people die, hospital rooms, roads that people die on can no longer be driven on or crossed., ect. Sounds silly don't it.
@@deniserobinson3114 It's an archaeological site, no different to Pompei & Herculaneum or the tombs of Ancient Egypt etc.
@@jmw9904 The people who didn't make it off the wreck were spit out of the ship as it sank deeper into the water. Yes you're kind of right, you're more wrong than right though
The very great water pressure would have quickly destroyed the bodies.
Really good detail. It beats climbing into what's basically a tin can, with a PlayStation controller for £250,000.
Looking at Titanic in 3D sure beats going down there in a mini sub at this moment I'd say.
It was such a beautiful ship! All those poor souls in that cold water!
Such a shame😢
Yes,I bloody lost family in that tragedy luv
@@aladrasullivan9018 clown
@@bidensucks2922 you just described your mum wanker!
What an age for historians this is, with recently unimaginable tools like this to document the phenomenal era they’re in.
Yeah, I can't imagine being able to tell my son, "I spent 200 hours recreating a 111 year-old shipwreck in stunning detail. You could actually see the rusticles popping out at you and the bacteria eating the railing." A life well-lived.
@@ko7577Or you can tell your son "Hey i spent my time writing comments on youtube discrediting other peoples dreams or achievements."
May they all rest in peace ,dozen of shoes are the souls 🙏
It did give me chills to see the personal possessions like the people's shoes. Yes, they were human beings who paid the price with their lives. Also, the reconstruction will prove helpful to study anything like this perhaps to prevent future disasters.
Those dozens of shoes you are seeing and commenting on had feet in them when they landed on the ocean floor. That's why they're all in pairs so close to each other.
I know this will be a disturbing question, I almost hate to ask, but did the bones just float away and if so why were none found ?
@@diannesquyres4493 There are minerals in bones that are not found that deep in the ocean and consequently the bones break down very quickly. Think of this way. It's easy to dissolve a small amount of sugar into water, but the more sugar you add the longer it takes to dissolve it. Eventually you will reach a point that sugar will not dissolve any more.
@@jimdent351
Thanks for the explanation, I appreciate it.
So dozens of people were having a chat and they carried on yapping all the way to the ocean floor ? (2 MILES) - Don't talk crap.
@@alanserjeant4947 Somehow you feel they took their shoes off before going for a swim? WTF are you talking about? Talking crap? That would be the peanut gallery I'm forced to respond to.
This is mind blowing technology that shows every conceivable detail on this remarkable Titanic. Just WOW!
this is photogammetry. Voyis, the maker of the camera system used to take the 700,000 images, originally announced a plan to laser scan it. But this never happened. Photogammetry models fall apart when you get up close. The reality is, laser scanning of such an incredibly large structure at such depths is non-trivial. It can be done, but it is really hard. The hard part is obtaining location data of the submersible for each scan. Probably the best solution would be what is called USBL. Another option, an IMU, has the problem of accumulating errors. Which a ship as large as the Titanic, it would make putting together the data incredibly difficult.
I'd like to see Hood and Bismark imaged like this.
And Lusitania
There's not much left of Hood 2 map. There's about 30 ft of collapsed bow laying on its side about the same amount of stern in about a mile away about 200 ft mid-ship upside down in the mud all the decks are collapsed there's not much recognizable of Hood. Not sure if you seen the wrecks of Queen Mary or invincible but hood is in a very similar condition more let's just a pile of broken metal on the sea bed
I'd also like to see German U-boats imaged.
@@robertstone9988 so true! When I first saw pics of the Hood, it was absolutely crazy seeing the absolute destruction of that ship.
@@michaelbruce6190 there is nothing left that tends to happen when you have all the magazines detonate plus the ship sank so fast a lot of it was still full of air so it imploded like a submarine once it got to crush depth also it's very deep that's a long way to fall being ripped apart buy water resistance all the way down before crashing into the seabed at 30 miles an hour
Aside from the tragedy of those who died during the maiden voyage, the shipbuilders also felt the impact of those deaths plus the disappointment & frustration of working on a ship for 2 years only for it to get destroyed immediately a few days right after christening & launch.
things happen , but then the ship was going too fast on a calm night in the dark & not enough lifeboats for everybody
Titanic was never christened!!!
@@southerncharm1382 ... I sort of meant it in general, but now that you mention that, that makes you wonder if not getting blessed by Christ just led to what happened.
the titan made successful trips to the titanic.. i think it made it there and back 12 times. we’re all just hearing about it because of catastrophe struck, folks died and that’s that. the titan seen the titanic though.
@@issaredneck758It went twice. It imploded on the 3rd trip.
The thing that struck me about this is just how much of the ship's paint is still there and faintly visible
I read an article about how the guys at Harland Wolfe still visit the wreck every few years to put a fresh coat on her. They had been doing that even before Ballard found her.
@@beckydoesit9331 LOL- Your funny
Agreed. That fresh paint job might account for how well preserved the wreck is.
When the "Big Piece" was brought to Boston during the Titanic Exhibition , I had the great fortune to be able to rest my hands upon that big piece of the Titanic , and the emotion that overwhelmed me was unimaginable and reduced me to tears , I'll never forget it !
Stupid
The Big Piece is a remarkable thing to see in front of your eyes. Every time I go to Vegas and go see it, it's very humbling.
They should have left it at the bottom of the ocean where it belongs.
@@googlesucks2449says who?
@@JClover2 It's a 111 year old antiquated piece of metal that was outdated less than a year after it was made. I understand being interested in this, but it wasn't even close to the worst shipwreck in history and no one seems to care about any of the others.
With this type of data and detail, you could literally with an appropriately sized and high resolution 3D printer create a super accurate model of the wreck site. Hopefully there's more of the rest of the wreck and the debris field, including the two keel pieces and the "Titanic tower" sections that broke free when the ship split in two.
easier than going 2 miles down to see it !!!
@@vincentl.9469 Also, it seems, safer.
These billionaires aren’t thinking, or they only want personal bragging rights. They could create a memorial museum with an accurate full sized replica that visitors could tour by foot in a darkened simulated underwater environment. Nobody has to risk their lives to see the wreck. Leave the wreck at peace and stop losing more lives over it.
@@aliensoup2420 as I write , it's 10.18 am and the opinion is it's too late . By the time it's found ( taken too long to found) and then dragged to the ocean surface..
@@vincentl.9469 I’m talking about the Titanic wreck, not the lost sub.
WOW, just FASINATING to see this, REALLY enjoyed this vid, HISTORY STILL in the making !
Amazing pictures and videos of the shipwreck. Now we can actually see the entire ship.
Thanks for sharing
Incredible! Absolutely mind boggling! Fantastic! I have always been amazed at this once in a lifetime story. Thank you for sharing. We appreciate all your determination and research. Blessings.
Super cool to finally see the bow of the boat where Leo held Kate. That must bring him back some memories, it’s been over 20 years.
Lol!
I hope someone makes a VR version of this 3D render… fully explorable. Would be amazing
It was a beautiful ship.
The titanic has handled the immense pressure well with lots still in tacked
This is absolutely incredible!!
This technology is incredible! I can’t wait for them to use this on other famous shipwrecks. Let’s hope one day we get a submersible small enough to roam the interior of RMS Titanic.
They’ve already looked inside with remote cameras. I doubt they will go in again as it’s now been made illegal to touch the wreck.
There are areas that haven't been explored like the boiler rooms with watertight doors still sealed, corridors where the cabins are, library, refrigerated cargo, crew quarters in the forecastle, down Scotland Road, the pool, second and third class areas in the stern destroyed as the decks collapsed on each other.
My exboyfriend has tons of money (trust fund baby). He hired these guys to do a rendering of his [you know what I'm talking about] and he sent it to me. I opened up the file and at first I didn't know what I was looking at. But then I zoomed out and it quickly became obvious what I was looking at. I'm not shocked he did this, and I'm not shocked that he actually thought this would make me want to get back together with him. Anyway, I'm sure you didn't need to know, but here it is.
This aged well
@@beckydoesit9331 Probably causes testicular cancer.
Wow the stern is basically unrecognizable
Let's hope nobody else loses their life, just to have a chance of seeing a Tiny Part of the Ship in Complete Darkness, with a few lights on board !!!! This 3 d image of the Ship is Brilliant !!!! You can see the Whole of the Titanic as it would look in Daylight !!!! A fantastic Achievement !!!!
The serial number on the propeller is the shipyard hull number for the Titanic. But the clarification of the 3D scan of the wreck gives such an amazing feeling. It allows you to minute details never before seen. Have been following every piece of information about the ship since Ballard discovered her and I read the national geographic article about the discovery of the Titanic.
i believe the propeller was removed and fitted to the olympic that crashed while titanic was being built, and that since olympic was da
amaged beyond repair,then when they were both docked in belfast, the olympic was twinned up over the weekend,and was deliberately sunk as an insurance job which is why when the titanic sailed out, it listed visibly because it was the damaged olympic.
do you think there are still survivors there? like trapped in an air bubble for all those years?
@@votpavel After 112 years, at that depth? Are you trolling?
@@ohgoditsjames94 maybe they could sleep alot and develop an ecosystem/grow something
@@josiecarl4671 No, no, no!! The propeller blades were not interchangeable and each ship had her own spare blades, no need to borrow.
Gosh, it's amazing how many lines of the copy read for this video are word-for-word matches of the BBC newscast I saw the day before....
Thought I was going crazy, pure laziness.
When he says time is running out he's not kidding. By 2040 the ship will have been completely dissolved by all the organisms living on it.
Absolutely fantastic scan of the ship!!!
As a history major in college and someone taking that interest into the future, this is awsom. Thank you for making this available. Very similar to the investigations of the USS Arizona.
Awesome*
You should take a class in English too, mate 😂😂😂😂
This was totally good for me! I have no need or desire to go risk my life and become another victim of Titanic! It is a grave site, and we need to respect that. It's down that far for a reason. When you see things like empty shoes, etc there was a body in those. With time, pressure, etc those bodies decomposed and became a part of the wreckage! Do not disturb the dead by continuing to go there! There should be no more lives lost to this tragedy!
stop going to grave yards then... and anytime someone dies no one can go to that location ever again.. this includes private houses were people die, hospital rooms, roads that people die on can no longer be driven on or crossed., ect. Sounds silly don't it.
I would guess it would be impossible due to the positioning of the ship, but it would be amazing to see the damage caused by the ice berg.
There is a video out there that shows it. It was not a gash that caused it but a long straight line left after hitting the iceberg that caused it. You can reference this video: Investigating the Titanic (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans
@@detraed8962 Thank you!!!
@@detraed8962its not a long straight line. It's multiple lines
A couple of misstated points… The stern did not “corkscrew” into the bottom. It sank in a near vertical orientation, then, like most sunken vessels, once underwater, it righted itself because of its ballast, and dropped to the bottom nearly level. It ended up facing the opposite direction of the bow because when the bow tore loose at the surface, it spun the still floating stern section 180 degrees As described by the eyewitness Thayer. It Sank facing the wrong way, and landed facing the way it sank. And the SHOES found strewn across the bottom… They are always found In Pairs. This is because that is where the Bodies of those killed came to rest. The marine life consumed every bit of the bodies, save the shoes.
This isn't the real titanic. There were 2 of these ships. The titanic name was swapped on the ships to take out a certain group of people aboard
@@billyfolse1316 Come on that silly conspiracy theory is no more valid than Trump's claims about the 2020 election being stolen.
@@billyfolse1316 Sheesh. You Conspiracy nuts just can’t let anything just have happened… Its always some grand plot. If you’re gonna believe stuff with zero real evidence and thru discounting all the evidence that is real, you might as well go ahead and make it a religion just for the tax breaks.
@@billyfolse1316 This was proven false.
@@billyfolse1316 "these ships" there were 3.. Titanic, Olympic and Brittanic
also.. false on what you said..
respect history
Amazing what technology has been able to show.
My exboyfriend has tons of money (trust fund baby). He hired these guys to do a rendering of his [you know what I'm talking about] and he sent it to me. I opened up the file and at first I didn't know what I was looking at. But then I zoomed out and it quickly became obvious what I was looking at. I'm not shocked he did this, and I'm not shocked that he actually thought this would make me want to get back together with him. Anyway, I'm sure you didn't need to know, but here it is.
They should use this technology to map out entire oceans. Sure it would take a very long time, but imagine all that can be discovered.
Mh370
You realize that creating maps like that aren't cheap? Who would literally fund all of this? And not only that, the sea is a total bitch on it's own, it'd be extremely dangerous even on a pleasant day with unknown variables causing issues for mapmakers. Also, knowing humanity's luck, they'd either find some dangerous sea beast or discover something big and almost scripted scenario.
@@XTheCrystalBeastGuyX Of course they're not cheap, but I can assure you there are investors out there who would love to see this done. Google would be one company that would be open to this idea since they mapped out the rest of the world.
And of course it would be dangerous, any endeavor in the pursuit of discovery involves risk. How else are you suppose to make progress without risk.
Will it ever be done? Who knows. We made it this far. The IPhone was once a thing of Science fiction, now everyone has one. So is Artificial Intelligence, and now it's a real thing. Elon Musk wants to put people on Mars by 2026.
Maybe someday with the right people,they'll make it happen.
@@pmonk1177 The iphone is fanboy fantasy now.
@@bobbys4327 And your point is????
I remember being a kid, after the ship was discovered in 85… My dad had the National Geographic’s from 85 and 86. He let me pour over them and just engross myself reading. He wanted me to be curious. Which I still do with any particular subject I get a hold of. Wish my old man was still around to see these 3D scans of the wreck in its state now.
I think she should be left alone now
Yes but we need to know what happened that night so we don't make over reacted drama forgive me if it's insulting 😅
@@Winguplayzwe have long since known.
Arrogance and ego plays a big part in the demise of great things.
I second that, Steve. We have enough information now. It’s disrespectful.
It's a grave site let it alone now
Why??
A superb achievement!
I can barely imagine how large the geo and texture files must be to reproduce something so huge in such minute detail. I would guess that just attempting to load it into a 3d viewer would take some time and the GPU and memory resources to just move it around and view it must be substantial.
I wonder how far their ROVs could venture into the cavities within the wreck?
Amazing work.
That's what I've been thinking.
It's about 16 terabytes of data!
16TB of data I would gladly hoard any day aha.
I hope this scan will be optimized and made available to the public. But I doubt it will ever be released for us to view on our own.
That's what I was thinking too. Wondering how hot my cpu/gpu temps would be. You would obviously have to have a very fast connection to be able to stream that much data and be able to pan around without having it constantly hang for several seconds at a time.
yeah but there are tricks you can use, like LOD's, camera culling etc,.so its highly doubtful they are loading that much data at once. Thats just the size of the total data set.
I guess the animations are pre rendered also, not in real time
Well.... i'm pretty sure it still won't consume as much RAM as Chrome ;)
@@KRAFTWERK2K6😂😂😂
I wish this 3d model was released for public to be purchased on gaming platform as VR eperience. That would be awesome!
That was wonderfully interesting thank you sir.
Thank you for watching, Dutchman!!!
I still get chills when I see the OG recording of its bow showing up on that screen.
Unbelievable footage of this once great ship 🚢
Alsome , thank you for making it for is to see.
Imagine a 3d reconstruction of titanic's whole interior
They have a virtual reconstruction. Have you seen it?
@@EvelynAnderson-ym5rt no, link available ?
@@YasaIsuruOfficial I don't know how to add a link, but 360(insert degree sign) TITANIC Virtual Tour will probably get you there.
The titanic is really far down there. Its amazing they found it.
I suppose if the depth of the ocean to scale is reduced to 8ft then the ship would be 2 inches long or less.
Incredible imagery.
Just amazing how the bow is sat upright
Its absolutely incredible what we're able to do today. So friggin cool.
These scenes give chills and even fear and he is amazed at how the Titanic is today
Fantastic video. Thanks!
Thank you for watching, Antonio. Glad you liked it!
I hope they eventually make this available, on some platform, to the public. One where we can explore the wreckage ourselves.
@@adventures32 Do people not visit grave yards? I live behind a cemetery and see it everyday. You can be around death without being disrespectful. They can no longer go inside the wreck itself because it’s been made illegal to touch it now, it’s so fragile. Besides if they share this scan image none will actually be going to the wreck, that’s the beauty of it. We can learn without disturbing her.
@@adventures32 You don't quite get it, do you? No one is going down to physically see the wreck! It's 4kms down and at enormous pressure!
Releasing these images as an *_online tool_* for everyone to see from their phones or computers, is in no way disrespecting the people who died that night. As *MadHatterDJ* said, _"You can be around death without being disrespectful. They can no longer go inside the wreck itself because it’s been made illegal to touch it now, it’s so fragile."_
@@adventures32 No, I don't think you get it at all... No one is "poking" at the wreck. This is a *3D scan of 700,000+ images of the wreck site.* This enables scientists and hopefully us amerture historians, to look at the wreck in a safe manner.
There's no denying the wreck is fragile. That's why it's now illegal for anyone to allow their subs or robotic explorers to physically touch it. By the sound of things, you would have banned anyone from looking at it after Robert Ballard found the wreck nearly 40 years ago, so no James Cameron or anyone else.
No one is talking about disturbing anything in any way - just looking at the wreck as it is now - over 110 years since it sank. Even you must have some curiosity or you wouldn't have watched the video...
@@adventures32 People will have different opinions on the subject. Myself I think it’s sad when graves aren’t visited. I’m not able to visit my dad’s grave because it’s too faraway from where I live. None is poking at the wreck anymore, when on the very rare occasion they do go down there they look.. they don’t touch and they don’t go inside. It really is just a visit to see the condition of the wreck. Having this scan will reduce the need to spend money going down there, they can study her from their own desktop at home.
I agree, it would be cool to be able to view this scan and explore it from my VR headset.
The most frustrating thing for me with this is the inability to see the below waterline damaged side of the hull. That would be the most interesting part of the wreck to see at this point, for me anyway, but I'm guessing that probably won't come to pass.
Well, maybe it would be possible to x-ray the wreckage? Would be interesting to see how it looks inside the wreckage.
a sonar survey was done years ago Champ
@@bidensucks2922 I am no champ.
@@bidensucks2922 What did it show? Is there any video or link about it? I'm on YT quite a bit, and I can't say I've seen much talk about it anywhere. Ditto for other news or Titanic documentaries.
@@6thwatergateplumber It showed that the berg split open the hull plates at the riveted seams in a series of small punctures, not a long continuous gash as determined in the inquires. I've seen it in various CGI recreations.
That has got to be one of the most expensive 3D scanners ever made. The resolution is insanely good. No way this is off the shelf technology. Probably an expensive one off made specifically for this mission. I don't think the military even has equipment this good.
It's great to see this type of documentation. In the almost 30 years since the wreck was discovered it's deteriorated signifigantly. It won't be long, probably within our lifetimes, when Titanic becomes an unrecongnizable pile of debris.
I never before realized how much must have happened upon impact. I wonder what was the speed of the descent.
I found this, for the bow section, "it took some six minutes for that section, likely traveling at approximately 30 miles (48 km) per hour, to reach the ocean bottom."
I think i remember hearing this was a part of a documentary? I can't wait to see it! Just think of everything that's buried inside the pile of the stern that no one has been able to rummage through. That's what has me super intrigued right now. I just want to know what's in there! No one really talks about the stern that much, and no one has really touched it like the bow.
If I remember correctly there was about a month gap between the discovery of The Titanic and the press release of its discovery because the ship that found it was working for the US Government looking for another wreck when they found The Titanic.
What's funniest about all this is that these guys spend thousands of dollars to go on the TITANIC, they make videos and photos, they glamorize the sinking ships a lot, they make 3D images and everything else, but they never make an explosion inside the ship, they never enchant the inside of the ship. per room part by part since the TITANIC is so big
At some point we’re gonna bring a good chunk of that ship up!
Absolutely fascinating!
I hope they're able to get a small ROV deep into the wreck and take images soon.
Lol Ballard did that
This is really a fascinating look at the big ship. This was a very costly effort. Is there any payback outside of further analyzing how the ship sunk and how it appears today?
Here is technology at its best. Being able to see her like this. It blows my mind to see this and what has become of this once beautiful ship.
R I P to all the lost souls that were onboard.
Now, just leave it alone and let it fade into history peacefully!!!
after 111 years this ship is still in good condition
Its going fast though. Another 50 years or so it may be fully consumed and collapse by the bacteria or whatever is growing all over it.
If you call that good
"good used condition, willing to negotiate"
Can you believe the pool is still full of water??
They should do the Lusitania next.
Lusitania is an unrecognizable pile of junk.
Remarkable.
Thank you for watching. Glad you enjoyed it!
That is so cool to see like that.
Thanks for watching! How are things in Ohio???
Not sure who did it first but this entire video is a direct lift from the BBC. Word for word.
The wreck of the Titanic was discovered the month after I was born and I've spent my entire life obsessed with her. As great and exciting as this scan is, it's equally as sad and disheartening. I'm glad they were able to find a proper way to digitally document the entire site, though.
We must never ever forget that since April 1912 RMS Titanic has been a grave site for hundreds of people from across the world 🙏❤️
Amazing how it dropped straight down for hours without rotating or turning and settled upright.
It didn't, it glided miles away as it sank downwards. But I agree its amazing they landed the right way up
You reckon it took hours to hit the bottom? The depth it plunged was 14x the length of the ship. It would've plunged faster than 35mph so 4 to 5 minutes is the impact time on the ocean floor
@@nathd1748 Estimated 2 hours and 40 minutes
@@rickdeckard9810 so you reckon less than 1 miles per hour? Don't talk UTTER NONSENSE.
Can u imagine what a bottle of that champagne would go for on eBay? 😂
Imagine if someone invested this much time and effort in curing diseases and creating jobs. What a beautiful world it would be.
lol. i bet you voted for Trump.
I agree with you.
why dont you?
@@needtoknowbasis3499 I voted for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, and I will vote for them in 2024. But my feeling is that growing or stable societies take on projects this. Societies in decline need to fix the basics again first. Our infrastructure is falling apart. Our healthcare system is killing people. And we need to fix potholes before worrying about artistic shots of the Titanic. Our healthcare system has a body count. Daily. In 15 days in this country, we lose 1,530 people to a barbaric healthcare system. That's one Titanic sinking every 15 days from now until it's fixed. I love Titanic history as much as the next person, but there are bigger problems right now. We can have all this wonderful stuff later on after we fix the big things.
@@davehouk5990 I'm on TH-cam Dave. That's an easy answer: I'm not smart enough. So I'm shouting "hey" to the people who are.
It's evident for anyone to see what the air trapped in the stern did to the wreck. The implosion more or less shredded the latter half of the wreck, leaving it the twisted heap it is now.
They need to bring up more artifacts and preserve them for history. Put them in a museum and keep the memories of the passengers alive.
Outstanding!
One of the most interesting and morbid facts is that those shoes most likely had bodies in them when they came to rest in that spot.
The bodies stayed on the surface of the water, the shows fell of them as they decomposed.
I can't believe there are unopened bottles there. How didn't they get destroyed from the pressure alone
Brilliant to watch. And the bow end wich is still not bad considering its been at that depth for 111 years now. Its just amazing to see that its lasted so long that at first glance you can see that its a huge ship and imagine if the stern didnt break off it when the ship broke in two? To see the whole ship today would be something, it would still look huge and the about 80 to 100 feet or even much more of the bow end is buried at least 50 feet into the ocean floor, so imagine if we could see most of that as well. Its freaky to thinck a ship that big just sat at the bottom of the ocean at 2 and a half miles down in just pure darkness thats darker than black you cant see an inch infront of you and even a big torch wouldnt even show you anything as its that dark and pure freezing cold for 73 years while the world at the top surface just went by as it must for over 7 decades. That alone is a bit freaky! A watched bob ballard who found the titanic the other day doing a stage show about the titanic and it was amazing, he said "so then this is how big the ship really is if you were a 6ft human being standing on the top deck" then he changend the big picture screen and brought the bow end right close up as if you were really standing on it, and i was suprised and amazed at how huge the ship really is, i burst out laughing in pure admiration at its size. We all know its big but most of us has no idea how really big until bob did that. Even the chains on it were huge as was everything else, you wouldnt even see whats past 40 yards and it was 882 feet long, it takes almost 10 minutes to walk the whole length of it. And thats walking fast. I tried it as i walked and counted the yards i walked...i just counted 310 yards, wich is 882 feet long and i couldnt believe how big it was, at 230 yards i stopped and said no way this is massive and looked back at how far i had came and i still had 80 yards to walk. It was huge, maybe even too big for that time as it couldnt avoid or see a huge iceberg but then again the ocean is huge. So maybe i tried to justifie it. And that was me looking back on a low path and i thought at 170 feet high it was, this was a floating town. You couldnt even see the other end of it. As a boy that worked on it that night as a steward said at the inquest as a witness after the disaster he said "titanic was so big that i actually thought that i might get lost on it, it was just huge"
thats one big sentence.
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Yes, indeed. Totally agree.
I'm amazed the champagne bottles weren't crushed from the pressure.
The liquid inside the bottles would prevent them from being crushed.
Since they were filled with liquid it would provide equal pressure basically. I'd imagine some seawater has forced it's way into thru the cork but impressive non the less.
I guess the cork would fail before the glass would break. Without the cork the pressure would be equal. ? Maybe ?
@@austinl.2703 without the cork the bottles would have been crushed but since they already had been filled it created a equal amount of pressure and the seawater was forced thru the cork to finish filling the bottle with the little but of space that had remained. That's why the wine /champagne has no drinkable value because its contaminated otherwise the dives surely would have brought up some to sample.
very valuable bottles of champagne. Can you imagine having one of those hanging on your wall as a conversation piece?
A wonderful piece of work.
That's some cool bubble type music done in editing to get the feel of the sinking
Video s like these are pretty amazing!
Wow, I've never seen her in 3D before. You can see every detail. We're they ever able to read the name of Titanic on the ship when they found her? I always wondered why they were never able to find the car. Maybe they never went into the loading hole? Regardless, absolutely amazing to see so much detail.
There was/is video or pics showing the name on the stern.
@@tedschmitt178 I saw a doc that showed some of the letters that spelled Titanic had fallen away to reveal a word that spelled what looked like "Olympic"
@@macwyllI saw that, it was very interesting
@@macwyll And I'm sure you've read that Tupac and Elvis are alive, too.
Anyone, anywhere, even crazy people can make a documentary about anything now. It doesn't make it true.
@@macwyll It was the Olympic.
The shoes are all in pair’s because a person was in them untill the body was completely dissolved . No way would shoes not get scattered up everywhere without someone wearing them to keep them together in pairs
Unless the shoes were stored inside a wooden wardrobe that lightly cracked open only when it hit the bottom of the sea, and the rest of the wardrobe disintegrated throughout the years.
Makes sense regarding the stern since the stern was the second to go down and traversed downwards in a vertical fashion. Then add to that the implosions due to its quick descent without being infiltrated with water already, as the bow was.
Awesome compilation.
Thankyou for showing it on TH-cam.
I guess it is neat but as far as “learning” anything useful and pertinent, I’m pretty skeptical. What do they expect to learn? That the butler did it???
Does this 3D scan show just the outside of the ship or is there anything of the inside?
How haven’t the small bits of debris been covered up by silt in over 100 years…
Interesting to see after all this time. Amazing how certain items are still recognizable. Eventually it will become unrecognizable and I hope this helps to figure out why it sunk so quickly.
I don't call 2hrs 40mins 'quickly', when Lusitania went down in 18 mins.
The scan shows us that the Titanic did in fact sink. Thank you so much, scanner.