Scientists Revealed Biggest Secret of the Titanic Iceberg
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ม.ค. 2023
- It seems like the Titanic story is well-known, and nothing can be surprising about it, but new details about that terrible shipwreck still resurface. It turns out that this iceberg most likely formed out of snow that fell 100,000 years ago. These days, it's possible to calculate the routes of such icebergs in any given year in the past. So, the infamous chunk of ice was on its way from Greenland to an area further south of Cornwall. If the ship had passed through that region only two days later, the iceberg would have moved far away from the point where they met.
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The Titanic is one of my favorite topics .So many things we will never know.
For instance, could Jack have survived together with Rose? 😜
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Imagine how the people actually felt in the moment of the sinking
mine too! it's super interesting
@@victorsamsung2921 why
3:10 its scary to know that a century ago a novel written about the ship called Titan that will sink here. In 2023 We just knew that the Titan sinked there.
Ok, so?
Also big egos, pride money and greed is what sank the titanic and titan
Waiting for Historic Travels
3:10 Yeah, that was an issue with earlier kinds of film reels. They were composed mainly of cellulose and it's very prone to fire and has its own oxygen in it, so, rather hard to put out once it's ablaze.
1:57 no it was a moonless night all you have to do is lookup the phases of the moon for 1912
As you can see from the image in 1:38, only the tip of the iceberg is above water meaning most of it was underwater
🛵 Thanks for that science lesson.
The Titan! Given recent events that’s crazy 😮 3:29
I was thinking the exact same thing 😶
If Titanic had sailed in late March as originally scheduled, it might not have met the iceberg
It would've simply hit another one I think. The area they sailed through was Iceberg Alley, which was filled with icebergs. It took the Carpathia 3 days to steer through this area and arrive at New York. Driving at full force was irresponsible and made the Titanic's crew unable to react quickly enough upon spotting the iceberg. I imagine the likelihood that they hit another iceberg if this one hadn't been there was quite high.
would have still sunk due to the ignorance of the captain.
@@clarab6092😂
"took Titanic 2 hours 47 minutes to disappear beneath the waves"
No, I saw the movie, it was definitely over 3 hours 😜
That’s a lie it took under 3 hours for it to sink like he said
@@karmeloi8864 clearly you never saw the movie then 🙄
@@auroragb Take a google search, less than 3 HOURS, the movie is not always accurate.
EDIT: If you cut out all the present day secnes, the film will be 2 hours and 40 minutes long.
@@Televroszky2144 Yes, Google it! And you'll see that it's 3 hours and 14 minutes!
Sigh... Nobody has a sense of humor...
@@Televroszky2144r/woooosh
Seems like everything that could go wrong went wrong! Such a fascinating and sad historical event!
🛵 Exactly. Adds to the fascination. A perfect storm of mistakes borne of the illusion that a ship can be unsinkable. Human Arrogance was the biggest mistake of all. 🚢
Tell me these Titanic "experts" don't know anything about Titanic sinking, without telling me these Titanic "experts"don't know anything
Me too. I love reading about the Titanic. I have done so much research on the Titanic. I wish I could go to see the wreck of the Titanic in person.
this comment didn’t age well 😭😭
@@deajiagarcia7496ayooooo 😂😂😂😂
No you don’t.
👀
@@ManafterYahsownheart why can't?
I can’t wait for Historic Travels to react to this 😂
🤯 Show how smart you are by answering 🤧😵
Check out the playlist for English puzzles. 😅🤯🤯🤯🤯
He just did! 😆
@@projectswithjw I know I watched it
Nice! 😂😂
Hi@@dannsthamann195🎉
There was no moon that night. The mastlight was not sufficient to see the berg. The lookouts used the stars to be able to spot any bergs. When they did, their speed had the too close.
Actually the moon was in the Waning Cresent phase and the cresent was visible (its almost a new moon, but not quite) The new moon took place on April 17th 1912. Which interestingly enough, is when the Solar Eclipse happened as well.
Titanic did not have a spotlight. The picture of the couple are not Isador and Ida Strauss, the owners of Macy’s. There was not a mummy on the ship. So many inaccuracies in this video 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
What about Rose,s mummy?
Historic travels will have a proper meltdown with this one haha.
Oh yes. He posted tonight. His Sam rage was through the roof 😂
@@jomac841 haha yes I watched it 😂
Lol my first thought 1 minute into this ridiculous video was what Historic Travels would think. Just went and checked out his reaction haha.
@@diddyfaplord 😂 he loves it really doesn't he haha
It lost me at a voodoo mummy may have sunk it.
first there was no moon and the super calm weather and odd optical illusion going on that night meant that even if they had the binoculars they probably wouldnt have seen it in time. Partially because they were speeding.... partially cause of the weird weather conditions. and they did get lots of ice burg warnings before that but chose to ignore them and speed anyways
Only one problem with all that: 21 knots was her standard speed. It’s a myth that they were speeding
The actually changed course and went further south
@@digitaal_boog They went 22,5 knots that night, not a myth at all
5:53 , we know how happened, the ship did not have enough bending sections to withstand the immense stress out of the water like that.
Titanic wasn’t meant to support such weight anyway
Bro What is this? historic travels needs to see this😂
Who is here after titan submarine
Thank you for sharing this.😌
Bright Side's favourite topic - Titanic
They should have just used the lifeboats to shuttle people over to the iceberg. See if they had smart, resourceful lads such as myself, everyone would have lived that night.
Yeah and the iceberg would've toppled over
@@jonkerr7667 I think you need to look up how icebergs work
4:20 that true love ❤️
Wow
"Bro if we all start disappearing after this"💀
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After seeing this video what i gathered was that everything that could have gone wrong went wrong and these folks were destined to meet their demise. Just sad
Oh wow
Oh my gosh I didn’t know a about it!😨
Wait! What lightbeam?!
Only 1/9th shows above the surface. 100 feet tall above the water, 800 feet below.
Am I the only one who's not interested in space or flying cars but has a lot of interest in Titanic and the ocean.
You forget to mention another human mistake: the ruder of morden ships work like this: if you go to port the ship will go starboard, while in old vessels it was not the case; so when the ship found the iceberg it was on the stem starboard so the ship should move to port to avoid coalition (moving the ruder to starboard), the man who took the ruder had experience only on old vessels so it is probably that he moved the ruder to port moving the ship to starboard and so closer to the iceberg.
He was told hard a starboard and turned port - tiller commands
Orders given to the helmsman were still based on Tiller steering commands. Put simply, if you move the tiller to the right, the vessel turns to the left. Tiller steering orders in the Royal & Merchant Navies were not discontinued until January, 1933.
Thus, ordering 'Hard a Starboard' would result in the helmsman turing the ship to port.
@@TimeMasterOG port was issued then starboard
@doveton sturdee plus it would have been thrown into full reverse.
I mean poor Fleet who was the look out on the night, he had a moonless night and calm waters... the worse combination to have. No one is seeing it in time, especially without binoculars due to the last person to have the key leaving the ship last minute due to lack of experience with such a large vessel and the fact it was the maiden voyage. They deemed it too much pressure for him and thus the first butterfly effect kicked into motion of a long list of errors/failures.
I still feel for Fleet because he survived the sinking but he killed himself years later due to that very night. Not the only one to do so either. We have a park with a memorial dedicated to him.
@@dovetonsturdee7033 Tiller towards trouble
Some people think Titanic was sank by 1.) A rare celestial event 2.) A mummy 😐So you use a model that looks like Titanic then use a modern day cruise ship as the Californian 😂
Wait….so you’re saying the Californian wasn’t a modern day cruise ship that time-travelled to warn the Titanic??
Was I looking for iceberg charts? yes
.am I disappointed? No
I bet no one thought to stack survivours on the actual iceberg untill safety arrived
It would not be possible, to climb up the ice without special shoes and clothes the passengers did not have as they were not mountain climbers.
@@jmrodas9thank you
@@jmrodas9also they would get hypothermia
They called it “unsinkable” the moon said “we’ll see about that”
I love your videos!
Such bad info, the location was south of Canada! Not off England LOL!
Yep
@@mringram Well we were a colony so technically? LOL!
This video is SOOO correct, especially 5:50 . Man I love that BRIGHT SIDE does so much research before they post a video, and do not make it up at the spot of recording. P.S. (why does your titanic almost always sink backward??? also it broke in two because of the stress put on the megastructure after the whole stern went up into the air.)
'Man I love that BRIGHT SIDE does so much research before they post a video, and do not make it up at the spot of recording. I suspect that this is the first time that this has been said ot Brightside, whose Titanic videos are, in terms of lack of research & general ineptitude, in a class of their own.
June 21 2023 and RMS Titanic still making headlines
There was a coal fire before departure. Coal fires are very hard to put out. So as they sailed they tried putting it out by putting the coal in the engine more frequently and quantity. Which picked up speed. And the fire was in the first 5 compartments....where the iceberg hit. It was already damaged so the integrity wasn't 100 before they even set off.
No. Titanic was going 21 knots, her normal speed, the fire was out before the sinking, and caused no damage whatsoever to the ship. In fact that fire stopped the ship capsizing
Incorrect... But that's ok. People can have different opinions or thoughts or knowledge 👍
@@stephaniebisschop2499 you sure? What exactly is it I said that was incorrect?
@@stephaniebisschop2499it definitely is not “incorrect” and has been proven true. The coal fire meant the coal had to be offloaded to the port side of the ship. This offset of weight caused a 3 degree list to port. When the titanic hit the iceberg on the starboard side this list helped keep the titanic on an even keel during her sinking. The fire itself had no effect on her steel/iron integrity
Titanic
Still everyone is talking about Titanic
Indeed. To bad there are possible 5 victims near Titanic.
Of course they are. The Titanic sinking is just one of the disasters this whole world will never forget.
And now real Titan went down in an implosion
The full moon occurred on Jan 4, 1912, the closest lunar approach since AD726 and earth won't see it again until 2257. It MAY have created unusually strong tides that sent a flotilla of icebergs southward just in time for her maiden voyage.
6:57 i had read they didnt even have binoculars available and they wouldnt have helped because it was total darkness except the starlight and the ships own lights
cool
Who is after submarine is lost in sea
Awsome
I counted 37 problems
Nope The Titanic Didn't Have A Searchlight!
Man I was hoping for it to be a sea monster disguised as an iceberg
soo all those videos show ice falling off into the water is just completely normal?
Who was curious and felt like it was a mistery
When i here iceberg i get goosebumps of titanic disaster
How can a ship which was hit in the nose sink in the rear first... This part is false there are images from when it happened of the ship sinking nose first... because this is said in the video it's going to take a little bit more convincing of what was said. Just a tip if you want to inform make sure you inform things correctly. Fellas do more research than this video please
I honestly don’t think they care. So long as people keep clicking and liking/subscribing they will keep posting. It’s disgusting because they are spreading misinformation (no doubt intentionally for clicks) and people are buying it. I can see an honest mistake but when multiple videos continue to spew lies and half truths as historical there is a huge problem. I’m glad there are channels like Historic Travels that call Bright Side out.
EXACTLY
"A beam of an electric light pierces the darkness over the calm waters of the Atlantic Ocean..." You obviously know nothing about Titanic. It had no electric light beam.
The Titanic is going through the door lol lol
i love your video
oh, are you waiting for me iceberg? instead of running away from the one you killed?! =)
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0:00 - Hi BS. 8:53 - 921st like from me. Cheers.
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You know for a ship so small relative to the rest of the ocean, the captain literally hit gold in a sense. In the whole world, what are odd of hitting the an iceberg? You got to unbelievably lucky. Also they missed that the ship had a fire prior to departing.
There was a lot more than 1 iceberg.
Don't believe this video, it's mostly lies.
For example, the titanic never had a gigantic spotlight on the front of it.
They were passing through an ice field, which is a reality of the ocean. It’s really not that short of odds that that hit an iceberg in that time period without better technology to see ahead in the dark.
Considering how many compartments that could have been flooded, and still stay afloat. They might've had a better chance. If they had just reversed engines. And hit it head on.
Ice cut steel???? Oh ok👌🏽
Graphics often very incorrect as to what actually happened to the ship. Picture shown of a newlywed couple but the verbage was about the Strauss's who owned Macys. The verbage was correct, but the picture was not. I quit watching with 9 minutes left. Dont waste your time.
Supermoon on a famously moonless night?
Just wait the Historic Travels reacts to this video
Actually survive percent of the day to make wow
It was the mummy people! She was a royal priestess in life, and she was very upset at being stuck in storage.....like a 3 rd class passenger. Mummies can be very vein
sam is gonna be so mad
Siuu
Are you suggesting that the iceberg would have reached Cornwall? Dude are you high?
This is Conjecture Not Facts 😂
Really....another titanic video.....like we don't have enough allready
Dubious. Bad grammar does not add confidence to claims. Treat with caution.
Make another channel called dark side especially made for space facts
4mins ago
The lost MH370 plane in now getting my interest.
These Titanic videos are so interesting, I haven't see Titanic movie so I Have Been learned much about Titanic's disaster in your videos. Btw did you know there's theory Titanic was a Britannic, Titanic's sister and real Titanic IS Titanic 2.0. I've heared many interesting stories about Titanic, like Black box where might Be Holy Grail. People survive stories are AMAZING too from Titanic But rest in peace all people WHO couldn't save Titanic disaster... 🌊🚢🏔️
Britannic was only laid down in November, 1911. Perhaps you are thinking of the nonsensical claim, dating from the mid 1990s, that Titanic was Olympic, and vice versa. Fascinating, but with not a single shred of credible evidence.
Olympic, that's just a theory,
My advice would be, don't use these guys to learn about Titanic.
This video was very flawed and terrible, going on what you said you're close but off the mark on what you said.
Actually watch real documentaries and books about the Titanic, not some random YT channel click baiting with a bs video.
If you want to learn about Titanic, then don’t watch this channel. How these people can confidently post these videos is beyond me. There’s so much wrong. Watch Historic Travels instead
What’s the new secret?
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Titanic is cool
So many facts wrong in this video 😂
That mummy was not on titanic, safe and sound back in england
, get the story right.
u r not even close , i thot u were talking about the ice burg
Wat
I have never heard anyone ask or talk about: why didn't they try use the iceberg as an island
Well…they were far away from it for starters and it was more colder than the water
It would've toppled over with people on it !
So, in reply to everybody who is asking why they didn’t go climb onto the iceberg… An iceberg is not the same thing as a floating shelf of ice as you would see in Rudolph the red nose reindeer or the pictures of polar bears walking or penguins - lol- they are not the same thing
Well ships today should be made of bulletproof glass because a bullet can leave a hole in ice but not bulletproof glass so ships won't sink take this in
A full 1/6th of the Titanic's super structure is already gone from history do to these micro organism's.
Why didnt they just bust open the lock for the binoculars smh
I need to draw titanic
Oh new coment hi dude
🙂
No it's because the lookout guys where talking
I love the amount of humor i received when hearing this. I've read about the titanic so much infact that I know who's lying, and who's telling the truth. (logically) AND IM ONLY A 5TH GRADER
((i guess i have a big brain
You have to ask yourself a very important question! Why were all the rich bankers that were meant to be on this ship for this voyage not THERE!!!! THEY SO HAPPEN TO BE THE ONLY ONES THAT CANCELED THEIR TRIP!!! YOU HAVE TO START ASKING YOURSELF WHY!!!????
It’s because it’s was a set up and they knew that all that was going to happen and they pulled out at the last moment
@@FlaQuiToPa978 exactly 💯💯💯
Almost as many people cancelled from Titanic's maiden voyage as had cancelled from Olympic's the previous year, in point of fact. What do you think that proves?
Perhaps you should ask yourself how effective a cunning secret plan is likely to be if lots of people are informed of the plot in advance?
Calm down bro stop screaming my ears hurt enough
@@raphaelutiarachman7387 😂
I know why they didn’t have binoculars because someone left it a Safe
No, because someone put Blair on another ship and he accidentally took the key with him
Ummmm....what about the more recent theory there was a fire onboard that burned for days prior??
It has no validity. A bunker fire aboard Titanic was extinguished about 24 hours before the collision. It do not damage the hull, and was well aft of the collision point in any case.
That actually is true. In fact it helped to keep the ship on an even keel during the sinking because coal was transferred from starboard to port. When she hit on the starboard side the extra weight of the coal offset the starboard list. I highly recommend Historic Travels for Titanic videos. He actually does his research.
@@jomac841 I don’t think the coal was transferred, I think the burning coal was just shovelled into the furnaces first
@@digitaal_boog hmmm. That’s possible. I was just thinking about the slight port list during the voyage. I could have sworn read that but I could be wrong!
@@jomac841 yes that’s it. The burning coal on the starboard side was shovelled into the boilers first to get rid of it, and as such it caused an imbalance of coal. This caused the port list
Had they had just hit the iceberg head on they woulda had a better chance not sinking
Poor RMS titanic