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- New footage captured of the sunken RMS Titanic is said to be the highest quality ever captured of the sunken cruise ship.
OceanGate Expeditions released the 8K video and said the "astonishing level of detail" was the "first-of-its-kind".
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Who would of thought 9 months later this mini submarine goes missing at the wreck with people stuck on board...chilling
and who would of thought 9 months later this mini submersible praised for being revolutionary and innovative is criticized for being unsafe and not being certified.
dude how is this a joke for me? i mean if its sooo dangerous down there how all these footages comeM? like multiple videos of the titanic and they cant rescue a sub?
@@markosmeini8697 well these footages came from the actual sub they are now trying to rescue and these subs are very small and don't have much capacity to do anything else than just observe, get some video and photos and that's it. it's not like these subs have massive arms that can haul stuff from the sea floor up 2.4 miles of ocean depth. Also, they haven't found it either. it's like trying to find a dime in Central Park at night.
Blame Esau aka the whiteman aka the devil
Well from what we're hearing about Oceangate as a company... Lots of people thought this would happen...
The underwater images of the ship is purely stunning.
@E Double uhh not really it was brought to fame when it got coined as 'the unsinkable' and the fact it was the largest cruise liner ever built at the time. the incredible irony i would argue is what made it so distinct and unique in its fame. without the whole unsinkable thing, the headlines would just read 'cruise ship sinks on maiden voyage'
E Double…..The Titanic would become more famous had it NOT sunk. It likely would been refitted and put into commission during the wars like other luxury liners were back then.
@E Double someone didn’t learn anything in school 😂😂
Thanks Liam, I don't have eyes.
Harrowing
So weird to think it’s just sitting there, in the dark, quiet deep
We should lift it out
@@Kaiserfi no the whole structure would collapse from the water pressure
If we tried to move the ship it will break into pieces like crackers.
Don't worry. It won't feel scared or lonely down there. It's a non living thing
Melting away
The swimming pool was so well built that 110 years later it’s still got water in it
LOL 😆 🤣 😂
😂👍
🥱
😂
Haha
I would be terrified if I was under water and came face to face with a shipwreck. It just freaks me out for some reason
It’s called submechinaphobia. Basically, things underwater that shouldn’t be underwater are scary
@@tyler_bt3326 I didn’t know that. Thanks
being underwater it's scary itself.
look at the top of the screen at 1:45 something moves
Same here!
I can say with absolute certainty that Titanic, the movie, got me into the real story of Titanic and, to this day, I love reading and watching anything I can about it. It's tale is truly tragic and heartbreaking.
True. Watching Titanic (1997) made me interested into the ship's history, architecture and made me wanna become an engineer myself. Not to forget, the Olympic class-liner itself, including Olympic and Britannic. I became fascinated with ships and how they were designed, built and every little detail, like Titanic's carpentry etc.
When I first saw the film, I had no idea it was based on a real life tragedy until I came across books and documentaries about the Titanic. If Cameron never made that film, I may not have been obsessed with Titanic and other ship disasters as I am now.
@@brendandahl8606 Yep. Count me in. It was Cameron's movie that broke free this huge interest in ships, like the Titanic, for me including getting to know all the ins-and-outs. It was a funny coincidence that the Queen Mary 2 was getting built around the time I watched Titanic for the first time, which only increased my interest in ships and ship-building.
Also, watching the behind-the-scenes footage and reading into the production of Titanic, seeing the top notch level of artistry and creativity, including the dresses/outfits, interior/exterior sets, casting and music etc., made me curious about the motion picture industry as well. That includes, me wanting to end up as a director or writer for a while. Since music and the other disciplines in the movie's production wasn't my area of talent. I really took a keen interest in movie production.
Finally, the Titanic by James Cameron has really been of great service to a multitude of different subjects, including history, engineering, politics and even memes.It has really triggered many, many people. On all levels and spectrums. No wonder Titanic got selected for preservation in the US National Film Registry in 2017.
Titanic was a long time ago forget about it. Get over it.
@@Staninnature95 Be quiet, are people not allowed to be interested in it?
So nice to be able to see the wreckage of the Titanic from the comfort of my own home
No matter how many times I see the titanic wreckage, I always get this deep sense of something like regret.. idk what the feeling is exactly but it is definitely an eerie feeling of loss and pain and never get used to the images of what such a beautiful ship has become and will always remain.
It actually won’t always remain, thing is deteriorating fast
My son name Levi who is 8 years old is obsessed with this ship for over a year now. Every new fact he tells me with the passionate in his face and vocal expressions is so heart warming. I hope my son has this obsession for a long time. I also hope he will be able to go down there one day to see it for himself. I'm so glad that there is a other person just as obsessed with this beautiful ship like my son is.
Maybe he’ll be one of the first to uncover mysteries from the ocean floor :)
@@drugsarebad97 he might!!! He is obsessed with just not this ship but all ship that are on the bottom of the sea. However Titanic is his most passionate one. I figured after over a year he would move on to something else but nope. He even gets books from the library all about Titanic and everything. He wants Titanic everything right now so I told him maybe Santa will give him some.
@@amberkernaghan1585 get him a snorkel set and some toys that sink . Then go to a public pool and let him explore the sunken treasures !
Sadly, it will probably be disintegrated by the time your son is an adult.
Maybe he's reincarnated from someone who lived during the ships time
As a history freak I’m soo intrigued to see this 110 year-old marvel. Good job yall
Looking back just nine months, its scary knowing how dangerous this sub was and how close to death these people could have been.
what a revolutionary machine! I bet nothing could ever go wrong onboard
😂😂😂
Yeah, THAT prognostication went well.
I live in Dudley Netherton where the anchor of the titanic was made! Very proud and privileged to share some history with the Titanic!
What a pointless fact
@@harrynewman9922 Don't be rude!
@@harrynewman9922 Not as pointless as your contribution.
Cool!
I changed trains at Dudley in the Midlands once. I wish I'd known about it then. I'd have left the station and had a walk about the town.
Imagine how spooky it feels diving there with a flashlight while it’s dark unknown sea creatures all inside and around that old ship
@Tin Watchman wow
Horse kok
@Tin Watchman crushed AND frozen.
It’s crazy to see that some of the windows and portholes still have glass in them, some completely intact after the sinking which has the bow section slam into the sea floor at 35mph and under about 400bar of pressure. To put that into perspective, a jet wash’s pressure is usually about 10bars.
Looks like a lot of people came here after seeing the news lol
nice to watch the titanic for free on TH-cam innit
He nailed the Titanic movie question. It is what it is, the craft is superb, it is an action romance film, I personally think is an outstanding movie. And , regardless of opinion on the movie, the sinking of Titanic is now part of our popular culture.
Agreed
I was thinking the same thing. People usually talk so much crap about it but if it was never made a lot of people wouldn't be as passionate as they are. Not to mention we wouldn't know what the elevator doors look like. (We probably would have eventually but it was during one of the dives for the movie that they were first photographed)
What question?
@@speedtrls Unbelievably well said.
It's astonishing to think that the Titanic has been embedded in the sediment of the North Atlantic ocean for 100+ years and she's still got an incredible and cryptic story. I'm most baffled by the fact that the china plates are STILL in one piece after hitting the ocean floor.
I know this is natural, but I hate that it’s deteriorating. Also know this is a massive gravesite also, but man I wish there was a way to preserve her. Just a near-impossible task. Sad.
It always looks so tiny on the camera when as we know it was literally TITANIC. If I wasn't s**t scared of the deep ocean, and if it was safe and possible, I would love to swim around it and explore inside it. I really think it's time they made an exact replica of this boat. Not to swim on the ocean, but for people to walk around and explore and take photos and stay overnight in etc. They could make an EXACT replica, as it was in 1912. I don't know why the boat they used for the movie in 1997 wasn't kept as a sort of tourist attraction for people to visit.
Well, an excellent idea! Could become as a good project👌
The 1997 movie Titanic is kept and is going to a museum, it's a 1/20 scale model however, they didn't build a fullsize ship, just models, CGI and a bunch of separate sets.
It’s being made in china full size replica. Search it. It’s half built up to now
@@mark88mx7 WOW
@@mark88mx7 Except work ground to a halt years ago and it's been rusting away ever since.
I simply can’t imagine being down 12,000+ feet underwater in a little underwater spaceship staring at the Titanic wreckage… Has to be insanely scary, thrilling, and breath taking all at the same time! Talk about a cool job!
Now theres 5 people stuck down there with 40 hours of oxygen left on one similar sub and the govt is searching for them 😢 hope they are found safe ❤
breath taking that’s for sure….
This comment aged like milk....
Not so cool now is it?😢
The moral of this story. The graveyard of hundreds of people is not a tourist attraction.
This aged about as well as the Titanic itself.
a 110 years later and she's still intact down there, simply amazing. It kinda triggers me that they refered to it as a "cruise ship" in the discription
Not intact at all, she is being eaten by bacteria extremely quickly
It...it was a cruise ship.
@@jeaniecameron295 no, it was an ocean liner. Cruise ships and Ocean liners are not the same
It's not intact. He said that in the video. It's just the bow section, that is propped up by the ocean floor, and is only about 5 Metres above the mud. The stern end and centre of the infrastructure in in pieces spread for over 200 metres along the sea bed.
I know that made me instantly furious before I watched it
Rumour has it, if u go inside the titanic, the band still plays till this day!
The Bluetooth is still connected
Last time i went in there all i could hear was that mos eisley cantina band music from star wars
@@MrSkullMerchant last time I went they was playing the Slim Shady LP
And the swimming pool is still full of water
@@patricktate4782 I’d be willing to go down there to hear that😂
For those who don't have time to watch
They discovered a new technology, but the ship is disintegrating and has- for the most part, disintegrated to the point where many parts are unrecognizable.
Wanted to dive it myself, but I’ve seen the price of the trip continue to almost exponentially rise over the years. It used to be $60k to dive once on a 14 day “expedition”. Then it was $100k. Then $120k. Now it’s $250k. It’s gotten to the point where it’s accelerating way past the ability to save to do it. $60k and I’d go tomorrow.
Well s**t. My Mom said if she ever won the lottery she'd pay the $60k to send me down there. Guess she's gonna have to win a few times now. Ah well.
Right, and it should be free for British anyway because it’s our ship. Bloody Americans making money from it
@@celtictarotreadings333 especially for the Irish and Liverpudlians.
60k and I’d go tomorrow? 60k is a staggering amount of money.
@@celtictarotreadings333 It's as much your ship as the USS Arizona is my ship lol
What’s crazy is that the people who shot the video of the titanic just went missing in the same submarine on a voyage to show some people what the titanic looks like
this didn't age well
Wow stunning detail. So sad though that such a lovely ship became that. RIP to all those people who died.
Mad to think Leonardo di caprio stood at the front of this just before it sank and they got it all on film. Insane!
There are bad jokes, and then there are *bad* jokes...
@@josephinakeam6197 SHUUUUUSH
Leonardo di caprio new movie "MOON". Its totally out of this world.
Have always been very interested in all things titanic and can't even begin to imagine what being alive on this ship was like as it made it descent to the bottom, how far down they were before the air escaped their lungs, how far down they went before the pressure crushed them into nothingness, I know it's kinda dark to wonder these things but someone has to ask it, as it does pertain to this tragedy as well, liked your video
They wouldn’t be seeing and watching, dying isn’t like that
did they go that far down that the pressure crushed them? i always thought the bodies was eaten over time, by all the sea creatures
No I am exactly the same.Must have been horrific 😢
@@MoiAussie1 what's it like?
yeah too scary to think about.
111 years later sadly at the bottom of the ocean but she's still alive. Incredible.
she will remain alive forever with no more damage n destruction further from today mark my words.
@@epicgamerz9515 do u not know how the ocean works? The titanic is slowly being eaten away sadly
@@epicgamerz9515the titanic will eventually fade to nothing, the rust on it is built up of bacteria that breeds on its own. She’ll fade from the stern of the front part of the ship, then the cabins will cave in and the rust will eat away at the rest of the wreck, all that will be left is an imprint on the sea bed.
@@epicgamerz9515 "Mark my words' says youtube account Epic Gamerz 💀💀💀
Its preserved, in water, its, called, science, and nature, ok, nature.
This is all those 5 people had to do. Search videos of it on youtube in the safety of their homes
It’s crazy to watch this as they’re now searching for their lost sub
Crazy to think, she has been in that spot since 1912, yet the world above her had completely changed. In your mind speed up time from 1912 to now she still sits in that very spot and not much has changed other then decay. How many ships have sailed over her since, how many planes have flown over her since. The spirits must think the people coming down are from another world. Crazy huh?!
I wish they would get a camera to go through some of the entry’s/openings of the ship to take any possible new photos of the inside of the ship.
It's very hard, cause the camera system needs to be able to deal with tremendous pressure so the housing is extremely big.
"Is there any new information of how the ship sunk?"
It hit an iceberg mate
Rewatching this the week of the Titan implosion and hearing him talk about OceanGate’s ‘groundbreaking technology’… It just hits different now… 👉👈
Imagine if this ship was still around 110 years later to see. It would be an incredible landmark to visit and go on. I don't think it would be in use, but my god i'd love to have walked around and had a look. Such a shame such an incredible piece of history ended so badly
Fascinating! Been down there over 100 years now and it’s still holding up! In todays boats I bet they would never last that long
They don't build 'em like they used to.
It’s not holding up it’s vanishing and crumbling
@@colinmontgomery1956 yeah your right they don't sink now🤔
It is due to the salt water and its location in the ocean. I learned of a ship that was found in the Antarctic very well preserved because it was in very cold saltwater. I believe it was a wooden Viking ship.
@@freeanimals594 the low temperature reduces the reactivity of the salt water with the iron parts, allowing the ship to hold up for longer.
What a great statment this man made in light of the film being a catalyst for generations to support and take interest in such a truly facinating piece of history.
This aged well
The stunning images of the front of the boat like they just go down there to look at one part and come back up lmfaooo
Anyone after the accident?
I hope they do the same with KMS Bismarck, would love to see what the ship looks like today
Don't forget the HMHS Britanic and the IJN Yamato wrecks.
What an amazing experience to come face to face with this beautiful ship. We had family on the Titanic that sadly lost their lives.
Sad but also a blessing that people of colour weren't allowed
@@MissAki1whites died on that ship that was a beautiful day
@@MissAki1There were no illegal immigrants at that time,those coloured people were in their stone age state countries
Definitely reiterates Gollum's riddle "...gnaws iron, bites steel" that implies time devours everything
At 1:45 I'm sure something moved across the door. Creepy
I've noticed that too in a different video I watched a few months ago on a different TH-cam channel.
Yeah… it’s a fish…. This is a video of a shipwreck in the ocean 😂😂
It’s somebody waiting to be rescued
Legend has it that the guy is still smiling and not responding to this day
37 years ago today, Titanic was rediscovered!
Not really...they dive down there all the time...that one diver they were talking about has 37 dives...
@@forestcityfishing4749 no I meant it had been rediscovered for the first time since it sank
Thursday June 22, 2023 at 5:00 am EST is when they are saying no oxygen left on Titan 😞
Assuming they weren't immediately killed by the pressure (spoiler: they almost certainly were), they likely will freeze to death before running out of oxygen.
I bet this guy is regretting doing this interview and extolling the virtues of this sub.
Looks cool and ground breaking stuff that I’m sure is 100% safe and well tested
Lmaooo and I’m sure it had undergone many certifications
This aged poorly
@ 3:20 I spotted that bottle laying there thinkin...yup...I`d give it a go for science lol
My great grand parents had tickets to board but missed the departure due to traveling from Paris (tickets were sold to a collector in the 70’s to start a family grape farm in Selma, California).
It’s crazy how the titanic wreck is submerged in darkness. The way the Titanics bow comes into light when it’s illuminated by the Rovers lamp is so freaky to me. I love how the wreck is considered a grave or monument by those who’s loved ones died that night, and we should preserve it as much as possible, or maybe just leave it for the ocean, I’m not sure which would be more appropriate
There's a reason why no submersible has ever been able to dive to those depths with 5 people on board...
No Other Method to Test Cutting Edge Carbon-Fiber Technology & Gear for a Submersible Tube Vessel than placing inside Adventurous Human Passenger "Qualified Explorers" (according to the Company Website) who can Afford to Subsidize the Scientific Expeditions?
They just said in this video they did multiple times that's how they got these images and information of the titanic
By the time of my comment, the Oceangate submarine with 5 people onboard is still missing and is said to be out of oxygen.
rip
0:57 it ended so bad
I just saved 250000$ watching this, im happy
They've been saying it'll disintegrate soon for 25 years.
'Soon' means different things for different people. 100 years from now sounds like an awfully long time for us, for example. But in scientific terms; it's really the opposite.
@@damilkk Its been reported it will be gone in the next 30 years?
Kind of like them saying we would all be dead from 'global warming' by now.
@@wattage2007 not quite, as that one I don't want to test out.
They also say climate change will flood our oceans in 12 years, but these people are stupid. It will sit there for 300 more years.
This didn’t age well🥴 @0:33
Amazing, wonderful, knowledgeable, unforgettable.
My 6 and 8 yr olds are obsessed with the titanic.
And now 5 people are dead
When my great grandfather saw the Titanic, he yelled out warning after warning that the ship would sink. Sure enough, at the end of the movie, the ship sank.
Nobody finds this over used joke funny anymore bud, try a different way of getting likes
Dry bros
Bad joke
My great great grandfather did not attend the titanic but he had a newspaper about it and we still have it even after all these years since his passing long ago
How many more people are going to drag out this overused, moronic joke?
Ok at 1:33 there's that thing hanging down in front the door the long one and a few seconds later it looks like something snatches it away wtf was that?
did the interviewer get these questions from a cracker jack box?
It's been a while since I watched the news and it made me smile 🙂 good stuff sky news we all needed that 👍
This host sounds like my wife when I talk about my video games…
Pictures, and video don’t do justice. I can’t imagine how big it is down there. It’s probably a decent size ship.
its very small compared to modern ships of today
Man this has to be the most studied shipwreck ever lol
Whelp, this aged poorly
little did they know.... Rest in Peace to the 5 who passed away in the Titan submarine.
Odd how “ground breaking designs” end up in the part of the ocean as trash
Amazingly clear pictures...!
FANTASTIC.! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️
Welp..now people are going down to see titan
And here we are today with the exact submersible missing :/
Fun fact, no plastic was used in the Titanic.
she will always be my favorite ship.
Amazing! This technology is a game changer for deep under water dives! Exciting really lol 👌🏻😬
Thanks for this new detailed footage
It'd be cool if they discovered Jack's ghost. I bet he's still hot.
that was just a film, this is the real titanic dummy.:/
That was just for the movie.
I kno it’s a joke but don’t put it past them silly thirsty stupid women to actually believe that . Really dumb
From what I've heard the Carbon Fiber of the Titan, was what caused the submersible to implode.
More to see down there now 🤷♂️
💀
Over 2 miles deep, unbelievably scary.
So my question is, why are we monitoring the decay, will it contribute anything to our society and world today. ?
It's a beautiful and tragic story.
How is this beautiful? A coffin at the bottom off the sea caused by bad engineering! What's tragic is there is nostalgia about those that died ! I also am confused on how spending so much money on watching how a ship deterioration is going to benefit anyone in the future 😳
@@rickphillips5098 We are all on Planet Titanic. No lifeboats, no rescue team, no land in the rearview. Just bottomless ocean. Forever. It's peaceful, beautiful here. Welcome!
That’s where Jack and Rose were having a great time.
I just saved 250k!!!
same 😂
I was on that ship. I can still remember the smell of fresh paint and seeing Jack on the treadmill one morning.
It’s sad, there’s no more remaining survivors living today… last one was back in 2009 😢
Its called life get ova it u sook
Breaking news! People don't live forever.
@@yehudagoldberg6400 really? How
Damn that's the year I was born
That footage is incredible
It’s a shame how deep the titanic is sunk and how weathered it is. It would be monumental if there was a way they could make a net device to keep everything together and bring it out of the watery grave. There would be so much we could learn if it was brought up.
Well at the very least we can do that for other shipwrecks like Costa Concordia
@@Shinyarc I seen them do something similar to a very old submarine but it wasn’t in water nearly as deep, and I think that is the main reason it can’t be done. That and how gosh darn big it is. It would probably take 4-5 barges to bring it up in even in pieces because I mean just simple math states that your not gonna have a very good day if your using something a 1/8th of the weight of the object your picking up and I don’t think there is equipment big enough to drag it out. But I could be very wrong. I’m no expert.
That has been a debate for a long time. At the end of the day people lost their lives. It’s considered a graveyard and a memorial.
its to late for that, exposing the titanic now to the open Air would only exelerate how quickly its decentring.
@@Captain_Blue_Beard I know it ): still a shame though. I’m sure there are millions of treasures in it.. but it’s probably the right thing morally to leave it down there. Let it rust/rest in peace along with the people lost.
My guy said ‘THE RUSTICLES’ looooool
I can't help but hear "My Heart Will Go On" playing in the background.
Hope the crew lost are found safe and sound.
They died.
Impressive work. I wish they would explore the Hood and Bismark next.
Same 👌🏻👍
HMS Hood is in millions of pieces! It blew up in a massive explosion. Caused by a shell piercing her non-armoured deck and exploding in her forward main magazine. Only 3 of her crew survived. Bismark might be in slightly better shape, but even she was pounded for days, so unlikely to be in a recognisable condition.