Californian Reacts | Scan of Titanic reveals wreck as never seen before
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- čas přidán 10. 06. 2024
- Witness the awe-inspiring exploration of the Titanic wreck like never before.
Utilizing state-of-the-art scanning technology, we unveil the hidden depths of this iconic shipwreck, revealing astonishing details that have remained unseen until now.
Dive into the depths of history and uncover the untold stories that lie within the Titanic's haunting remains. Bring the past to life and shed new light on one of the world's greatest maritime tragedies.
Short History of the Titanic:
The Titanic, famously known as the "unsinkable" ship, was a British passenger liner that embarked on its maiden voyage from Southampton, England, to New York City on April 10, 1912. Designed to be the epitome of luxury and opulence, it was deemed the largest and most technologically advanced ship of its time.
Tragically, just four days into its voyage, on April 14, 1912, the Titanic collided with an iceberg in the North Atlantic Ocean, resulting in a devastating disaster. Despite efforts to save the ship and its passengers, the Titanic's fate was sealed, leading to the loss of more than 1,500 lives.
The sinking of the Titanic shook the world and sparked significant changes in maritime safety regulations. The disaster brought attention to the need for improved safety measures, such as increasing the number of lifeboats and enhancing communication systems at sea.
Over the years, the Titanic has remained an enduring symbol of human tragedy and resilience. Its story has captured the imagination of millions, inspiring numerous books, movies, and documentaries. Join us as we delve into the rich history of the Titanic, exploring its grandeur, the events leading to its demise, and the legacy it has left behind. - Zábava
The front filled with water slowly so as it sank the pressure was equalised, whereas the stern was lifted out of the water until the very end, so as it sank air pockets would have caused implosions that weakened the structure.
Hi, FYI the background in the newsroom is Manchester/Salford Media city with the Manchester ship canal 😊.
Leave it as a grave, and not a tourist attraction. By all means, make a copy using results of the 3d scans, but leaving the ship alone. I could see treasure hunters ransacking the remains of the ship, and it sickens me.
Hello. The Titanic museum is in Belfast, and if I am not mistaken it occupies the old Harland & Wolf site.
@@OGNDaniels Thanks mate. I thought he said Southampton.
He said it sailed from Southampton but made in Belfast.
Built in Belfast, sailed from Southampton
@@sharonbland9061 That is correct. What this chap was referring to was the location of the TITANIC MUSEUM, and asked for someone to comment on where the museum was located. I responded the museum was in Belfast. I had never heard of a TITANIC museum in Southampton. Yes; she sailed from Southampton after her sea trials. I have been a member of the Titanic Historical Society since the 1970s and have never heard of a dedicated museum at Southampton; but then again I can be wrong.
The only people who should see titanic are scientists to study, not pleasure seekers.
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They were constructed out of very thin metal. I believe no remains of any of the four funnels existed by the time the wreck was found 73 years after it sank. On each of the funnels there was a bronze whistle. We found at least one of them and it still works to this day (might be worth a reaction in itself!), but there was no funnel debris anywhere to be found.
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The stern section sank before water had fully displaced all of the air pockets, so it imploded on its way down.
The front of the ship got enough time to fill up slowly with water as it sank. The stern of the ship had so much air left inside when it sank so it imploded. That's why the wreck of the stern is so messy
the reason is because the stern had alot of airpockets and went down fast, so it imploded because of the pressure.
It's been all over the news the last few weeks that 5 people had died in a Submersible going to see Titanic, there's some places Humans aren't meant to go to in person, and the bottom of the Ocean is one of them.
To be fair people once extended that argument to trains as well, ocean gate moved with arrogance and were told by pretty much everyone they consulted that they would probably die if they proceeded with the titan design
No, that one failed because the CEO cut corners. It's the first fatality on a submersible in over 30 years. People die in car crashes every day, but people accept that.
@@robokill387 Ok, well if you think being in a car, on Land, in a natural Environment is camparable to being on the Ocean floor then good luck to you.
@@mosthaunted2No, he says, being in a decent bathyscaph in an unnatural environment is safer than driving a car in a natural environment. And it is true.
Californian I recommend your watch Jeremy Clarksons VC for valour
Isn't it a trifle strange to be waxing lyrical about the wreck of the Titanic, just as the bodies of five people who went for an expensive ride to see the thing are being raised from the depths? 🤔
I believe the scan was done last year. Before the titan .
The bodies are not being raised, just a few isolated body parts.
I understand the fascination regarding this once beautiful ship. But, at the end of the day, it is a grave for all those who lost their lives. There is so much information and pictures now and CZcams documentaries which you can watch. I think it's time to let these souls RIP.
why is the hole in the hull expanding outwards not inwards? was there an explosion from the inside?
As the bow hit the seabed it caused a stubbed toe effect, which caused the hull to tear and bend outwards.
The steam funnels were made of a thinner sheet metal as their only purpose was to allow steam a place to vent….and so after falling over/taking on water they basically just ripped apart sheet by sheet and the sheets of metal fell to the ocean floor and are now part of the debris field.
STEAM FUNNELS????? What is the point of having steam funnels. The Titanic Triple Expansion Engines needed STEAM to drive the Propellers. The funnels were there to dissipate the smoke from the coal fired boilers. Only THREE of the Funnels were used for that purpose. In the early 1900s funnels were symbols of speed and safety and the White Star Line wanted their newest ocean liner to be able to compete with its rival, at least on the outside: the Titanic's fourth smokestack was actually only a dummy, containing a first-class smoking room.
It sank. Many people died. Leave it!!
If you're still interested in learning more about cricket, the US team are playing Ireland now in a world cup qualification match. czcams.com/video/QHZ_YOZ30PM/video.html . There's also the ashes on at the moment which is probably the most 'pure' form of cricket, being a test series.
you should also look up the history of cricket in the US, as it used to be very popular, and the first international match in any sport was a cricket match between the US and Canada in 1844