My uncle was on MS Estonia when it sank. He survived but two of his friends died. And also my parents were meant to be on that sinking ship that night but my sister got sick and they had to cancel their trip. I am so glad for that. Rest in peace for everyone involved in that event
The MS Estonia disaster is the second deadliest peacetime sinking, following the Titanic sinking in 1912, Norwegian report says that the locks of the bow door had failed due to the strains of the waves. 852 onboard the ship lost their lives.
I actually remember this personally. I was a young kid during this tragedy. Me, my sister and our parents woke up and saw revenue helicopters going back and forth over whether we lived. The event still haunts me. My father loves Estonian music and a lead singer of Ruja died on this tragic day. His music lives on
i was 2 years old kid, and i dont remember anything at all, but i know i was on one of the ships that participated in rescues. Family say, it was horrifying, especially seeing lifeboats with dead people thru windows of the ship.
the front vizor's lower locking attachment broke in the waves and because of it alloved the vizor to swing freely, the landing ramp behind the vizor had ramp open warning on the bridge but not on the vizor it self and as the ramp was not made water proof to begin she started taking in water fast. On calmer seas she might had made it but this was in the dead of night in a heavy autumn storm when most passenger were still sleeping and the bridge crew had no means or time to realise that the ship was already lost when they first noticed that something was wrong. also due to extreme list half of the rescue boats could no longer be deployed which further fueled the panic and confusion already on board the ship and even then most of the passengers had barely their clothes on. Not sure if the rule was back then or if it came after because of it but these days all doors leading to car deck(s) are to be kept sealed during the voyage.
Video didn't mention the weather on that sinking night. It was typical autumn storm in the Baltic Sea. According to the final disaster report, the weather was rough, with a wind of 15 to 20 metres per second (29 to 39 kn; 34 to 45 mph), force 7-8 on the Beaufort scale and a significant wave height of 4 metres (13 t) compared with the highest measured significant wave height in the Baltic Sea of 7.7 metres (25.3 ft). Significant wave heigh is avarage of highest third of waves. And highest single wave can be double to that. So at sinking night There were single waves height of 8 metres. Air temperature was 8-10°C and Water 10°C. Ship sinked because it's front visor broke lose and dropped off and then the ship's bow door opened letting Water flood to car deck.
The ship was built 1980, so at that time ship was 14 years in service. There is myth that it was old ship. No, its sistership is still running and was built earlier.
@@norm123ism it was built for such conditions. Not meny know that they even drive on winter when there is thick ice. The boat was made to withstand ice so that's why meny ask that this was no accident. 28years later and the story is not what they said it was..
Yeah if you're wondering how the front visor detached of the ship, it was the storm and big waves which broke off the visor, but the animation in the video wasnt good enough to show the real waves so i guess thats why it confused you. And would've been easier if you two understood finnish.
Tho i think some things we should take with a strain of salt becouse in Sweden the goverment went out that the front of ship was the main problem before we even dident know What happend! Yes we found out that the front peace fell of But the ramp behind dident! And military divers went down to the ship and found a head sized hole in the ramp and a ship could not go down that fast with that small hole! Even Big sicentists and ship builders have said that the the estonia went down to fast! And both goverments of Sweden and Estonia and finland have actully been really secretive about this event and even going so far to wanna berry it bellow concrete!
989 on board, only 138 rescued, she was 15 years old. A lot of speculation have been made to why the bow door fell off, anything from natural causes to spies and suicide. Most likely is was just a freak accident. I'm Swedish so remember it very well.
The visor and ramp requirements were not met properly. Last year, a French company was sued. Bureau Veritas who declared the ship seaworthy. The trial was lost.
Hi Im From Estonia. Actually Sweden, Estonia and Finland started to search again what was that real reason why The MS Estonia sunk. And right now they show us in TV show those reasons and a lot of more things. And like i know thanks to the my granny too, it was really bad. But thanks to make those videos.
I've seen a vid of divers pulling out a body from the wreck. It's very blurry but you can see a decomposed woman's face up against some glass before the diver finds it and gets a jumpscare. She gets dragged out and there's only half of her and u can see bits of flesh floating everywhere like a dust trail. Really gritty.
6:16 It didnt happen. This what you saw is goverment lie. Actually there was a hole in the ship. I knew this 2 years ago but now they even discovered it.
Today airs a new documentary on Swedish tv. They promised to tell some new news about, what actually happened on that ship and they sent a robot down there for video footage
If you think about it if this had hapoend in the day most people would of make it out alive but since most people would of been asleep at that time it was inevitable that so many people many people would of lost their lives
I've heard about the ship, but never knew much past it or how it sank. As soon as I saw how the front flipped open, I thought, "Well, that's pretty stupid" Sure enough that's how it sank?
My uncle was on MS Estonia when it sank. He survived but two of his friends died. And also my parents were meant to be on that sinking ship that night but my sister got sick and they had to cancel their trip. I am so glad for that. Rest in peace for everyone involved in that event
The MS Estonia disaster is the second deadliest peacetime sinking, following the Titanic sinking in 1912, Norwegian report says that the locks of the bow door had failed due to the strains of the waves. 852 onboard the ship lost their lives.
*In Europe
@@eksiarvamus It IS the largest in Europe, but Titanic didn't happen in Europe, so the original comment is indeed correct
989 on Board
852 died
137 life
I mean they only had 30mins
What about the Le Joole and the Dona Paz?
989 people was onboard, only 137 made it out alive. Of the 852 people killed, 501 were Swedish and 285 were Estonian.
I'm From Estonia. There were people in that ship who survived but most of the people sadly died.
it was basically our Titanic
on that ship*
@@AstaKannikeTV Estonia🇪🇪 is a place
@@tammytam2000 i know, im estonian. I was talking about that ship
@@DarthRushy worse than titanic when considering of the percentage of passengers who lost their lives
I actually remember this personally. I was a young kid during this tragedy. Me, my sister and our parents woke up and saw revenue helicopters going back and forth over whether we lived. The event still haunts me.
My father loves Estonian music and a lead singer of Ruja died on this tragic day. His music lives on
i was 2 years old kid, and i dont remember anything at all, but i know i was on one of the ships that participated in rescues. Family say, it was horrifying, especially seeing lifeboats with dead people thru windows of the ship.
MS Mariella, MS Isabella, MS Silja Europa and MS Silja Symphony helped Estonia
It was 989 peapole on Estonia, only 137 survived.
the front vizor's lower locking attachment broke in the waves and because of it alloved the vizor to swing freely, the landing ramp behind the vizor had ramp open warning on the bridge but not on the vizor it self and as the ramp was not made water proof to begin she started taking in water fast.
On calmer seas she might had made it but this was in the dead of night in a heavy autumn storm when most passenger were still sleeping and the bridge crew had no means or time to realise that the ship was already lost when they first noticed that something was wrong.
also due to extreme list half of the rescue boats could no longer be deployed which further fueled the panic and confusion already on board the ship and even then most of the passengers had barely their clothes on.
Not sure if the rule was back then or if it came after because of it but these days all doors leading to car deck(s) are to be kept sealed during the voyage.
The visor didnt break off
@@Kert69 The visor broke off but the ramp was closed.
@@k1Llas Yeah this could be too
Video didn't mention the weather on that sinking night. It was typical autumn storm in the Baltic Sea. According to the final disaster report, the weather was rough, with a wind of 15 to 20 metres per second (29 to 39 kn; 34 to 45 mph), force 7-8 on the Beaufort scale and a significant wave height of 4 metres (13 t) compared with the highest measured significant wave height in the Baltic Sea of 7.7 metres (25.3 ft). Significant wave heigh is avarage of highest third of waves. And highest single wave can be double to that. So at sinking night There were single waves height of 8 metres. Air temperature was 8-10°C and Water 10°C. Ship sinked because it's front visor broke lose and dropped off and then the ship's bow door opened letting Water flood to car deck.
Ship was actually 14 years old, and that is considered young vessel in ships years.
also the ship wasnt badly maintained.
There are a lot of theories that it was a submarine that collided with the M/S Estonia
One Day please Do a vodeo Reaction on Ms Estonia Zero-Hours one Day
The ship was built 1980, so at that time ship was 14 years in service. There is myth that it was old ship. No, its sistership is still running and was built earlier.
It wasn’t built for that kind of open sea travels
@@norm123ism it was built for such conditions. Not meny know that they even drive on winter when there is thick ice. The boat was made to withstand ice so that's why meny ask that this was no accident. 28years later and the story is not what they said it was..
And Estonia was renovated..but it was special build to go between Sweden and Finland
Yeah if you're wondering how the front visor detached of the ship, it was the storm and big waves which broke off the visor, but the animation in the video wasnt good enough to show the real waves so i guess thats why it confused you. And would've been easier if you two understood finnish.
Havent watched in a while but im starting to enjoy ashtyn more and more for being invested inn the video
Ma olen nii kindel et pooled vaatajad on eestlased
Sul on õigus
Sama
Kus sa tead
Hehe
Ja
Tho i think some things we should take with a strain of salt becouse in Sweden the goverment went out that the front of ship was the main problem before we even dident know What happend! Yes we found out that the front peace fell of But the ramp behind dident! And military divers went down to the ship and found a head sized hole in the ramp and a ship could not go down that fast with that small hole! Even Big sicentists and ship builders have said that the the estonia went down to fast! And both goverments of Sweden and Estonia and finland have actully been really secretive about this event and even going so far to wanna berry it bellow concrete!
989 on board, only 138 rescued, she was 15 years old. A lot of speculation have been made to why the bow door fell off, anything from natural causes to spies and suicide. Most likely is was just a freak accident. I'm Swedish so remember it very well.
The visor and ramp requirements were not met properly. Last year, a French company was sued. Bureau Veritas who declared the ship seaworthy. The trial was lost.
In short, this ship could have sailed for example between Helsinki and Tallinn, not Tallinn-Stockholm due to the strength of the wave.
jag var bara ett halv år gammal när det hände. inte på båten menar jag då!
My gma worked at finnjet and the ship she worked was helping ms Estonia but she got off duty the day Estonia sank
3:25 That's Mariehamn, I live there. Viking Line also have their headquarters there.
I'm from Estonia!!!!!!!!!!!
That was the saddest story... My granny was on that and she survived!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My dad was on the ship but gadly he survived hes 3 frends died but he escaped he go a big cut on his leg and today theres still a giant mark
Can you please watch full MS video
900+ people aboard. 100 atleast survived. 80-90% dead
Hi
Im From Estonia.
Actually Sweden, Estonia and Finland started to search again what was that real reason why The MS Estonia sunk.
And right now they show us in TV show those reasons and a lot of more things.
And like i know thanks to the my granny too, it was really bad.
But thanks to make those videos.
I've seen a vid of divers pulling out a body from the wreck. It's very blurry but you can see a decomposed woman's face up against some glass before the diver finds it and gets a jumpscare. She gets dragged out and there's only half of her and u can see bits of flesh floating everywhere like a dust trail. Really gritty.
6:16 It didnt happen. This what you saw is goverment lie. Actually there was a hole in the ship. I knew this 2 years ago but now they even discovered it.
Hmm someone went wrong with their unit conversions. 500mm of water is 20 inches.
Yes- "That much water" is enough to sink a boat if it goes in the wrong place
my one family member was on that he saved many people
Today airs a new documentary on Swedish tv. They promised to tell some new news about, what actually happened on that ship and they sent a robot down there for video footage
If you think about it if this had hapoend in the day most people would of make it out alive but since most people would of been asleep at that time it was inevitable that so many people many people would of lost their lives
I SAW A SWEDISH DOCOMENTRY AND THE SHIP HAD MILETARY SUPLYS ON THE SHI LIKE BOMBS
no it had not. there have been some electronics but nothing explosives. stop spreading bs
26 years ago today :(
AND THE SHIP HAD A 4 METER HOLE
I've heard about the ship, but never knew much past it or how it sank. As soon as I saw how the front flipped open, I thought, "Well, that's pretty stupid" Sure enough that's how it sank?
the stoty of the rms titanic and the new you tube
Anyone estonian?
852 died 😔 RIP
you can watch must better video on this disaster.
Yes this was a bad video. There are much better videos out there.
yeahh,for you its funny
ms estonia yay
When you wan to know what happens then jürgen94 Estonia in youtube
please find out a little bit about things and videos before you talk and honor the dead.
137 pepole survided of 852
Hi guys
124 saved and...852 died
137 Saved actually *
138 was saved out of the water but sadly 1 died later at hospital.....
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Half of this team needs to make an OnlyFans...
Kek
And they did
Simp
Another Viking goes down? This is the 5th Viking ship that was involved in an incident within 5 years.
I am biggest fan of MS Estonia
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They were smuggling guns so Russian special forces planted plastic explosives on the lower deck of the ship.
Prove it then please
This was a russian secret military operatsion.
Nope it was not
Русские с вами! Удачи!!!