Unseen footage of Titanic wreckage released for film’s 25th anniversary
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- čas přidán 17. 02. 2023
- Never-before-seen footage of the Titanic’s wreckage was released this week. The release coincides with the 25th anniversary of James Cameron's blockbuster film. Adriana Diaz has the details.
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Amazing I didn’t have to pay 250k to see this.
Love a saving!
And you didn't even risk imploding 2 miles under the ocean.
rich ppl do anything to show off their big money. They're dead by now due to oxygen running out.
And you're not deep sea crab food either
I know some people who did! Though they are afk at the moment to tell you of their first hand experience. 😬
Seeing the Titanic wreck is absolutely haunting.
And what gets me is, she wasn't even a month old when she sank
If seeing it on CZcams, in the comfort of our homes, is scary enough, then why would other people be prepared to pay a quarter of a million dollars to go down into the ocean to see it? What's so exciting about a cursed ship that people would literally sink to see it?
How is this haunting?
@@mrsantoro8306 Its haunting cause your looking at this ship knowing people once were there and died here. Same like when you go in a old house you can sense that presense.
amazing some of that chandelier survived not only sinking miles down, buthanging for the last 112 or so years. Whoever handcrafted it made it to last the ages!
The titanic still standing is a far more astonishing then the chandelier still hanging.
@@bpdbhp1632 it is all incredible really.
@@bpdbhp1632 I thought I read it wouldn't be standing much longer...maybe 2030
@@geometricart7851 that’s what I have read too
That’s not new footage though. That’s on the vhs tape, discovery of the titanic
this still gives me the chills
Then take a chill pill 💊 hahahahaha
@@robo1989 is such a thing
@@onlythewise1 of course it is a thing lol hahahahahahahahaha
@@robo1989 oh ok
Just like the iceberg 🧊!!!
I hate that we're losing what's left of the Titanic at such an alarming rate but I'm thankful that we found her when we did and have been able to get so much footage over the (almost) four decades since she was discovered. It's unfortunate to see her starting to become one with the sea floor and I know there's a lot of controversy over bringing artifacts back up to the surface, but I'm glad we have because eventually it will be all we have left.
That's the OLYMPIC just another Lie.
@@shocka007Nah, its a Supra. Not Titanic or Olympic.
So true. So glad it was found when I was a year old.
@@shocka007 it’s the titanic
Time to let it go.
Chandelier swing was spooky and amazing at the same time that it’s still attached without breaking after all these years
Im suprise they didn't take it to the musuem
@@OverDriveah right
@@OverDriveahit will turn to dust if they move it
@@ericjohnson5822how and why? Please explain
@@ozordiprince9405 because of the pressure of the water and how long it’s been down there
I just knew what the comments were going to be before even checking 😭
Whos here since the five ppl went missing... Is the titanic still claiming lives.... 75 years later 😱 I pray they are found at peace 🕊️
Damn it's been 75 years when did this happen
75 years?? I’m sure it’s like 111 years ago or something
@@mohammedqasim365775 years since the sinking when the first underwater expedition showed us video of the titanic in 1987
1912 is when the titanic sank. Every kid who grew up in the 90s knows this.
75 years… in 1986
Anybody else here because of the recent news
The bathtub is still there. The roof in that area collapsed but the tub is still slightly visible underneath the debris.
The crows nest has also gone
@@paulchristopher8634 it's thought to have fallen into that cargo hatch
@@Thunderchild-gz4gc yeah I heard it's suspected someone knocked off the crowsnest while exploring the ship.
1:47 that gave me chills
Honestly same it’s crazy
Have you ever thought about that the same will happen to yourself and everyone you love?
So we all here because of that sub?
Yup
Nope
Who’s all here watching after Ocean Gate tragedy?
😂
I'm only partly here.
My heart will always break for these people. RIP
Looks like the titanic took more people with them
@@Ryan.410😳 lmao
They gonna die anyway
Add 5 more to that.
@@littlebitchontheprairie3321lmao..?
Who's here because of the missing sub
Raise your hand if your here to see the free and safer view of titanic's wreckage!!!
"Nothing is more haunted than the history itself"
Gone but never forgotten
I remember seein titanic in the theater like it was yesterday. Hard to believe that was actually 25 years ago😂 damn I’m getting old fast. There was nothing like it seeing it in the theater. Ima have to go see it this weekend again
Yes that was an experience in the cinema. Only way to see it to its full effect.
@@melgrant7404 True!
Saved 250k and my life here
That sub was more advanced than the Titan lol.
Ah, looking at the Titanic shipwreck without being imploded by water pressure. THIS is how it’s done
Cope all you want, but they had the balls to explore, you don't even go outside. They will write about them in the history books
Heartless
@Redterrorproductions no they won't. This is a blip in history and they mean nothing to it. They will go down as the victims of hubris and of the failure of government to prevent such blatant disregard for safety by that company.
@@Basedlocation that’s fine they can be in the history books while I live my happy peaceful life :)
@@Basedlocationno one will care after a week
On the brightside, the guys in the sub are able to use the captain's bathtub
Who’s here bc of ocean gate
I watched it in Theaters in 3D. So eerie.
Saved $250.000
And life
Just like that
How can you save it, if you never had it? 😂
@@Jewlawphin how do u know
Welcome To Another Episode Of "Where The Titan Submersible Has Taken Me"
Crazy how I’m watching this for free with unlimited oxygen
Well it's technically not unlimited. Eventually there will come a time when there's no oxygen left
@@danielz1666 not before I die 😭
Who is here after titanic submarine
I haven't heard of the Titanic submarine. I'm here because of the Titan submersible.
Also, in about a month - April 15th - we hit anniversary 111. A hundred and eleven years since it sank in 1912. Around 1500 people died and 700 survived.
We know
And how many of the 700 are still alive?
@@90_98Zero
@@90_98mate you really think people who were in their 20's and 30' back in 1912 are still around in 2023?
Actually the last survivor of the Titanic was a female infant who died in 2014. Her name was Elizabeth or Mary but im not sure of the name. Look it up. She was 91 or 94 yrs old when she passed
1998 feels like centuries ago. Crazy.
1. The movie was released in December 1997 so where people are getting February 2023 as the 25th anniversary is puzzling.
2. A decent amount of this footage was seen in a documentary A&E released in 1994 called Titanic: The Complete Story which was a 4 hour documentary featuring 2 parts: Titanic: Death of a Dream and Titanic: The Legend Lives On.
I saw most of the footage on the discovery of the titanic vhs tape as well. just because the tik tok generation didn’t see it doesn’t mean it hasn’t been seen. ridiculous isn’t it
Because of Avatar 2. It was just released and James Cameron wanted to tap on profits of the hype.
"Metal eating bacteria." Ok. I've literally heard it all now.
I just saved myself 250 thousand bucks !!!
is this a reference to the shoe doc
@@09lilkilleryea
You don’t even have $2.50 😂😂😂😂😂
@@clarissamoll666oh wow saying the same thing in multiple comments is real original.
@@clarissamoll666defending dead millionaires isn’t gonna get u anything lol
Mr. Ballard is a class act! He is probably so sick of the titanic and questions about her that it must be like Groundhog Day for this man! He’s known for so much more but will obviously always be linked to her
I paid 0 dollars for this
Would you like to test dive my new submarine, sir?
@@KaleidoscopicPalindrome 🤓
$250,000 and you can visit it yourself, though you might not come back. Any takers?
@1:42 ...that's not Titanic. Not sure from what other ship this interior is from or if it's even from a ship, but that's not from the Titanic or her sister ships Olympic and Britannic.
Glad someone pointed it out, I think it’s the interior of a Cunard ship, probably Lusitania class
I have asked on Titanic group and they identified it as SS Hollandia
is it just me or after the news about titan I'm only getting titanic videos?
1,500 died near Newfoundland in the North Atlantic Ocean on April 14th and 15th of 1912.
Most of them were immigrants in 3rd class.
@@yvonneplant9434 yes, but it was because there weren't enough life boats. There isn't anything that justifies entitlement and money. It's disgusting.
@@crystalclearsun titanic actually had more lifeboats than the Maritime law required at the time
@@cattanic494 did they have enough life boats for over 3,000 passengers?
@@cattanic494 Yes, and chances are that if they'd had more lifeboats that wouldn't have done much good, because they didn't have time to fill and launch them. Nevertheless, the disaster _did_ result in lots of changes to policies.
I love how even the hardened scientist described the wreck as "haunting" cuz that's what it really is. A watery grave.
It was not 1986 lady it was discovered In 1985, it took Robert Ballard eight days to find the R.M.S. Titanic around 400 miles off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. For more than 70 years, the location of the liner's wreckage - about 12,600 feet below the ocean's surface - had been a mystery since the "unsinkable" ship struck an iceberg late in the evening of April 14, 1912.
They also found on that dive, the on board pools still had water in them ! 😮
thank u for sharing
"I don't even have a picture of him. He only exist in my memory.."
This movie is something else
Finding out if any of the Ancient Egyptian figures Molly Brown was transporting back the the Denver Art Museum could have survived would be interesting. They might be worthy of being brought back up. Records from the cargo manifests would tell you if they were maybe stone and where they might be in the wreck. 🌊
And it needs to be returned to Africa if it is found 😒
@@lisaclark2767exactly
Maybe they were cursed
@@lisaclark2767Egypt*** not Africa.
ancient egyptian pharoah curse
I'm here so I don't have to waste $250k and risk dying
You don’t even have $2.50 😂😂😂😂😂
@@clarissamoll666Only 15 seconds of time
It’s a graveyard not a tourist attraction for the wealthy. 😢 Just let them rest in peace.
Not being combative, but I’ve never understood this common comment. It’s not like the bodies are still there. People die in hospitals everyday, but no one thinks of them as a graveyard. The titanic is just a steel box at this point. Nothing more.
I see it as a grave yard. People die in hospitals but family can still claim the body and bring their loved one to a cemetery or cremate them. People died inside the Titanic and were not claimed. It’s like a mass grave. What I can’t understand is why someone would make a tragedy into a tourist attraction.
@@likestoospoogebecause it's another divisive ( the rich are Terrible) talking point
That is pretty haunting.
Just saved me 300k and the rest of my life.
Im good to go.
They could of just watched this video instead of going 13000 feet underwater in a makeshift submarine
Hard question to be in their shoes that night is complicated just to think of it
Came to see this because of ocean gate incident
Whos here after the crazy accident
I kinda hope, once the wreck has diminished to almost level, that someone lifts the bottom to see the actual ice berg damage. Of course, I’m assuming that part will last longer because it’s buried.
What they'll do seeing the damage thats been already done and doesn't bother us human history.
The journey to the Titanic is long and arduous.
I just saved my self 250 bucks
250,000
@@michaelmyers3061 it was a Reference to a tick tok audio
Well they did say it was once in a lifetime experience
man if only we could go down there again in a giant pringles can controlled with an off brand PlayStation controller
Ironic
😅😅😅
Bro 💀
While interesting, I don't get the fascination with seeing the wreckage now. We've seen it, know the story, it's a decaying ship that sank and tragically killed a lot of people. They always speak of the mysteries...what's the mystery?
Titanic was one of the largest ships ever built. But with her underwear after 111 years since she sunk . The craftsmen who built her were just heartbroken when she sunk .
And that’s why u don’t buy ocean liner underwear she’ll break your heart
Having Oxygen feels so good!
Bout to step outside, all of it I can want
The fact they called her a ‘sea liner’ kills me inside.
It was indeed an Ocean Liner. Weather it kills you on the inside or not, the designers could care less as it was classified as such. What makes cruise ships different is the fact they carry as much people as possible and are generally slower, but nowadays cruise ships have both attributes. its more for historical purposes.
@@MarcABrown-tt1fpwhat I’m referring to is that they called her a ‘sea liner’ not an ocean liner. If they’re going to make a video about it, they need to use the correct terminology.
@Puddin205 Eheh, I don't remember that actually... I'm gonna have another watch.
@Puddin205 Oh yeah she says it in the beginning I definitely skipped lmao. Idk why I thought you were calling it a sea liner. 🤷♂️
There is a real element of hubris for the 5 people that decided to go on the Titan. By all accounts the Titan was an accident just waiting to happen. Constant mechanical issues, system failures, communication problems...
There was an element of hubris in the Titanic as well. But yeah - a WAY bigger risk getting on that submersive vs. boarding the Titanic. Those 5 people knew that, or should have. I sorta feel bad for the one billionaire's son. All of them I suppose, but especially the young man.
She had no mechanical issues, no system failures, and no communications problem. She had an accident.
Her sister was a successful liner for 23 years.
@@dovetonsturdee7033 what are you talking about? I am referring to the Titan not that Titanic :)
@@gbvrox Hubris by the captain of the Titanic sure. Not by the paying passengers who deserved to arrive safely to their destination. Crossing the Atlantic had been going on regularly for 400 hundred years prior to the Titanic departing Southampton.
@@lhoward3730 'what are you talking about?' So you are. My mistake, and apologies.
The fact 4 people are trapped in a submarine next to or in this monstrosity makes me sick😖😖
it's 5
the monstrosity is that submersible (not a submarine), off the shelf piece of junk.
They imploded 90 min down ..gone forever. Fish food but praying!
@towmanac7056 Probably. Lowest I've swam was 20 feet, and the pressure in my ears was insanely uncomfortable. Water pressure is no joke...
@S2DIOfficial Thats deeper than me but I could feel a difference at about 10 ft, can't imagine thousands
People in 3100
"Ever heard of the titanic"
"Yeah the myth? What a great story"
Amazes me people think plastic is a problem, bacteria has consumed the whole of the Titanic 😂
why would you get in a little remote controlled tin can to see this when there’s a ton of footage of it on CZcams
🤣😂
Love you Titanic
Memorable
That submarine didnt aged well
Thi's is NOT unseen footage. Most of this footage was seen in a 1987 National Geographic special on the Tiutanic that was narrated by Martin Sheen.
can confirm, seen it dozens of times
Not unseen, agreed
He's absolutely right. I have thought of that plenty of times. What would I have done?
I'll just stick to watching the youtube vids. Going down in a submarine seems..... Risky.
Still saddens me
Time to raise up sections
. Before it’s to late
My daughter n I met Leo. Just befre he started filing titanic he was making a movie in Rockledge fl. We took a pic of him arm arnd my daugther. She was thrilled. I didn't know him at all. She was 12. He was 21. Her friends where v impressed!🙂
🎶Near, far, WHEREVER you are🎶
01:14 as we “ROSE” up…. The f*ckin BARS man🔥🔥🔥
Its true I often do wonder what Robert Ballard would have done if he were there
Couldn’t y’all just use the doors? Like yeah you were in a panic but nobody else thought to use doors to hold themselves up?
50,000 Macy’s employees watch the film. The old couple excepting death hit me as a kid
Yess
They should send him back to look for the missing sub
I’m enjoying this is as much as getting in a little capsule and going down there personally.
This was when the Gymnasium was still intact
Great 👌
Pull it out.
i saw this for free. and people paid 250,000 to watch this at the bottom of the ocean
Thanks CBS for putting this huge logo just above it, this is lovely to see.
What ship is 01:43 from? Cause it's not Titanic.
Looked through the WSL fleet and it doesn't seem to be one of theirs. Possibly a Cunard steamer. They were popular enough at one point that media outlets were putting any and every steamship into newsreel footage whenever possible.
In recent underwater dives they used a 🤖 rov attached to a support ship... That beamed back images of titanic to the support ship I believe it was telepresence much safer than a sub going down to titanic..... Plus one can watch it at home when the video was released 😊
God bless technology.. it didn't cost us 300k or our lives to see it
Why would you wanna see it in person I barely wanna watch this video
😂😂😂
I only got interested in this topic after I heard the death of 5 rich people LOL
Amazing
Must have been an ultimate rush of adrenaline into their bloodstreams as the ship was going down and they realized that they were going to end up treading shark infested water and most likely die. Very hard to imagine
They were probably more worried about the cold. Hitting that freezing water.
All time favorite movie of everyone
This is insane
Who's here after the submersible accident?