Wonder of the Seas sinks just like Titanic - What if scenario
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After spending a long time convincing my wife, who has a fear of water. We looked up the name of the boat and she found your video. There won't be any boat trips for us in the coming years.
Your movie was too realistic... 👍🥹
But, My Heart Will Go On…🍻
Heh 😅 im really sorry man!
@@caljucotcas I choose to think positively, you have actually saved me a lot of money. Car holidays in Europe are also nice. 😉👍
You have got to be a very tolerant person to put up with being on a ship with 6000+ people on board. Smaller ships are quickly becoming a thing of the past due to financial greed. Having 40 years of cruise experience I have seen the changes being made, some good but a lot not so good! The Costa Concordia was a good example of how a lot of people react in a dodgy situation with a multicultural crew! Communication can be a problemo! Admittedly, this simulated situation is unlikely with modern radar and other navigational aids.
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why don't you tell your wife that ships have radar and won't hit icebergs mrfabianschmidt
What’s freightening is you see a huge huge cruise liner just disappear and swallowed by the ocean. Sends chills down my back
For some reason, I thought that was my comment
You wouldn't get a cruise ship out in the middle of the Atlantic
Especially at dark..
@@nickmitchell6443 Why?
@@TaylorSwift89496 Cruise ships cant handle choppy seas and the Caribbean and Mediterranean has like zero major waves
I like how the water in the pools forget that they have to obey gravity
LOL I noticed that too! Also no blow-outs from the water filling the inside of the ship pressurising the air inside.
bruhify
@@imverydeadd the boat should explode bc the electricy.
(To much electricy)
@@EUROPE2024. ye
@@EUROPE2024. Not really. You would get a lot of shorting and some people might get electrocuted but there would be no explosions. Implosions due to the displacement of air by the water would be very possible, as this happened with the Titanic's stern section which is why it is in such terrible condition compared to the bow, which was already completely full of water with no air pockets when it sank.
That was probably the most satisfying animated sinking I've ever watched. Being its not real and nobody died, Satisfying can be appropriately used.
How long do you think it would take in reality
If wonder of the seas somehow sinks this digital footprint gonna hit him hard
@@amandajackson4359if all safety systems had failed and the ship was flooding at the same rate the titanic was then maybe 6 hours
RMS titanic
Hats off to the cameraman who captured entire final moments of the ship
Lol XD
Its computer generated imagery, otherwise known as cgi
@@chatteyjYou don’t say?? That was the joke 🤦🏻
Hats off to you who think it's real footage.. fool..
That's because the cameraman always survives 😜😂
Great animation. Before anyone panics please note: Cruise ships carry radar, sonar, GPS navigation and modern communications systems that alert them to ice fields and individual icebergs; Cruise ships rarely venture into waters where ice is likely (except for Arctic and Antarctic Adventure cruises); even big cruise liners owned by the big three companies (Carnival-Princess, NCL and Royal Caribbean) can have crews that panic or behave unprofessionally, although this is less likely than pre Costa Concordia; Cruise Lines rarely make Transatlantic Crossings (usually repositioning cruises), with RMS Queen Mary II being the only transatlantic liner in service, so running into icebergs is not likely. Cruise ships can and have sunk, just like airliners have crashed or been crashed by suicidal pilots; however, the risk is very low and lower still if you avoid super low budget lines that are sailing 50 year old ships.
Thanks to titanic no doubt
What about the MS Queen Victoria and the MS Queen Elizabeth?
@@leeroberts1192 Both were designed as cruise ships and lack the heavy duty hulls essential for regular transatlantic service.
@@leeroberts1192 No that's silly
But still nothing against the force of nature
Along with the beautiful animation of these, what truly sells it for me more than anything are the sound effects. They take something that doesn't look so scary from first look and transform it into something horrifying.
Great job!
Thanks!
@@caljucotcas where did you download the 3D animated model of it? their website?
The sounds are taken from the Titanic sinking animation done by the CZcams channel, Titanic: Honor and Glory.
Somebody forgot about the screaming passengers.
@@caljucotcasHalo
Your water animation is incredibly realistic. It looked real for a second.
Slides like butter. Render quality is insanely high. Bravo!
If Titanic had hit the iceberg head-on, rather than aattempting to skirt it, the ship would likely have not gone down.
@Roger Huffman Jr. I saw a documentary on the Titanic that theorized a head-on collision would have been better. The reason for that is, just as they said in the movie, the reason it sank was because of that 4th watertight compartment was breached due to the perforations down the side of the ship which allowed those forward compartments to flood. That's what allowed all the water in, and once it gets to the 4th compartment, the ship is going down. No question, a head-on collision would have done serious damage to the front of the ship but it would have been unlikely to sink.
But THE Titanic like the olympic they scraped on 30's years or they are hotel ships like Queen Mary.
Titanic is my favorite ship
I got a lot of favourite's
@@fnafplayz really like what
@@Junkard_From_the_Junkyard ok, I’ve heard if that and it’s even in my ghost liners book
@@brandonharristsw7516 the titanic britannic Olympic mauretania and the Edmund Fitzgerald wait I can't forget the willhem gustloff if that's how you spell it?
@@fnafplayz idk know about Mauretania or Willhem gustlot so idk
I love how the water stays in the pool no matter the list of the ship! Nice vid!
That's why it's called the Wonder of the Seas.... Normal hydrodynamics need not apply on board THIS vessel!
we nknow its still full when it hits the bottom
I do believe a big modern ship like that have side thrusters to push the ship away from any iceberg.
True
Also, modern cruise ships have a double lining on their hull / plating … that alone would have helped Titanic drastically!
But it could have hit the stern of the ship making a hole
@@sowhat730 Titanic did have a double bottom bilge keel. Unfortunately it did not protect the side shell plating. Her sister ship Olympic did receive a refit which included double hull plating which included part of the side shell plating. A point of interest here being that when Olympic was converted to burn oil in the 1920's, the bilge keel could be used for additional oil tank storage.
Watching a giant ship with a freaking amusement park sink like this, with all those sounds... Just EERIE.
I really, really doubt that it would ever split in two like Titanic did, but I get that it is trying to match the Titanic's pattern of sinking. This was very well done.
Right said
I think it would as the hull unlikely cannot take such weights, I'm wondering if such a huge flat bottom ship would not list and roll over before it came to that though.
@@chatteyj The Titanic snapped because of the weight of the engines, but in modern ships the engine weight is not as concentrated plus there is so much more "ship" above the engines that would resist the lever arm of that weight. Modern ships are designed with much more three dimensional rigidity, so I personally just can't see them ever breaking in two, short of multiple torpedo hits amidships.
@@jorge1170xyz I see you could be right I'm not a boat engineer so I cannot be certain but its a lot of weight for the hull to support with the stern in the air when sinking engines or no engines.
No chance. A prison looking ship like that will just capsize like all the other boring ship disasters. Titanic had class and went down with dignity and was epic enough to split in two for the icing on the cake. This crappy looking ship has no class
Honking the horn at the iceburg like its going to move out of the way 🤣
Mainly to warn people..
Those cruise ships are bigger and taller then the Titanic ever was also . I couldn’t see myself on those ships . I seen footage of them going through extreme weather , and I thought it would sink. So those ships are extremely durable. But I still believe nothing man made is a match for the force of nature .
Titanic was and still is impressive at 882 feet. Doesn’t matter how big a ship is, nature always wins against man’s egotism
Ocean liners' bodies are built stronger with superior materials such as iron and steel compared to a cruise ships' light and weak aluminium body. A cruise ship couldn't survive Titanic's damage. That high stack apartment design would probably cause the ship to capsize giving almost no time to escape.
@@Roger67164 So, would the RMS Titanic have survived if she had suffered the Costa Concordia accident?
@@wolfpredator155 she had a double bottom, making her keel insanely strong and watertight, so likely yes
To be fair, the 269.1 meter long titanic would still be a sight to see. She's actually the same length as one of the streets in my home town and it's a long street to walk down 🤣 Yes obviously these ships nowadays can be like 100m longer but seeing titanic today you'd be surprised that she wouldn't look that small. There are other cruise ships this day that are actually smaller than titanic and they look big
This is a masterpiece, it looks like if it actually happen
Ed
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Don’t expect Royal Caribbean to use this as a commercial. Lol
lol
Great animation. We took a cruise last June on the Synphony of the Seas which is a slightly smaller ship than this one. It's hard to imagine something that big actually sinking.
@Banana B A N A N A S Yes, very impressive.
@Banana B A N A N A S you clearly don't know about GT
It's not about the size..if you search the measurements they are quite similar...Wonder, Symphony and Harmony. Harmony of the seas is the longest among these three cruise ships with length 362.12 m (1,188.1 ft). What makes Wonder of the seas considered as the biggest cruise ship is because of her gross tonnage (GT)
@@izzulimanzainal2986 Do you know what GT is?
@@tyler93539 yes, GT is ship's overall internal volume
The choreography, so to speak of the sinking of the Titanic, especially in the movies seem overly romantised, excessively dramatic but this feels very eerie and matter of fact...and that's giving me chills.
Being on that ship when the realization sank in that it would sink had to be absolutely terrifying especially for those locked down on the lower decks .
what
Wonder of the seas didn't sink
This ship didn't sink, it's just an animation of what it might possibly look like if it sank in a similar way to the Titanic
People weren't locked under deck during the sinking of the Titanic. That's a myth.
@@petra1995 They weren't locked, true, but the lower decks on the Titanic looked like a labyrinth and most of the 3rd class passengers were ignored and didn't realize the ship was sinking until it was too late, so it's likely that many of them felt there was nothing they could do and just accepted their fate trapped on the inside of the ship.
This was a magnificent 3d animation and I will come back to this later in time
It would be super rare for any boat to hit an ice berg today , because of Sonar . And the fact the Coast Guard patrols those seas daily and above looking out for ice bergs . Even if it did , that boat has lifeboats very advanced . Also the only reason the Concordia didn’t sink is because it was resting on top of a reef . If that was open water it would have sank faster . And people still died , even though the boat took forever to tip over . That was bad judgment and communication from the Crew . Everything comes down to the crew. Even the titanic crew didn’t know any better putting 12 on life boats . People only really took it serious when it started going under water and it was too late . On the Concordia they were telling people stay on the boat , while the captain abandoned the boat . In any situation, I’m not listening to no body but trusting my instincts and awareness. Unless it’s the Coast Guard or Law Enforcement.
its also ROCKS vs ice -_- modern welded steel always beats ice
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Thank you for saying this!!! I love cruises and many people think it’s just gonna sink but like what? I feel like more planes have crashed than cruises have sunk.
Law enforcement and coast guards did nothing for the Concordia, they all just watched even people that wanted to help weren't allowed.
I believe it was an NCL ship but could be wrong on the liner, a couple years ago 1 hit a small iceberg in alaska and they had to go to the next port and they checked the damage and had to cancel the rest of the cruise and flew everyone home from there. There is a footage of this someone captured on a cell phone. It is possible for a ship to still hit things in the ocean
This was an amazing animation the lighting was incredible keep up the good work!
This is extremely heartbreaking to watch, such an amazing ship gone like that, I hope this will never happen...
Extremely unlikely it would happen. Technology is so advanced these days compared to what they had in 1912; an iceberg would show up on radar and sonar long before they approach it.
Fuck the ship. People would die. You're not going to have enough time to get every person in a life boat. People would be drunk or sleeping through the warning.
it’s an ugly looking piece of crap
@@paulwoodford1984 Oh look, a toxic stan of one of those tiny, no fun at all, boring ships called "ocean liners" who has nothing better in life to do. Don't you have a school life to attend to and make your parents proud kid?
@@paulwoodford1984its a miracle of engineering, all those who are against progress can continue to cry, while technologies develop and form such a beautiful ships
so realistic, sound, waves .. thank you sir for your work!
This is the best scary animation i've ever seen so realistic with sounds of music as it sinks down. Good job sir 👍
Thank You!
Your videos are always a blessing CaljuCotcas! ❤
Thanks❤️
@@caljucotcas Btw Calju, are you interested in oil tankers cause MV Prestige would be one interesting idea as it doesn't have much animations nor model uploaded online.
Titanic on steroids. Doesn't get any more spectacular, I'll bet J. Cameron would be impressed.
If this ever happened, it would probably be the most expensive incident on the planet to ever happen. It probably put the Company out of business since it costed $1 billion dollars and depending on how it would sank it would have been disastrous, depending on how fast it sank.
it has happened....... more than you would think. 22 times in the last 100 years to be exact. Look up Costa Concordia.
@@TommyCover1 oh, I’ve heard of the costa concordia i’ve watched multiple documentaries about it.
The cruise ships dont have insurance?
@@McsThought Insurance isn't magic. Every insurance policy carries a deductible which for a billion dollar ship would be in the tens of millions at least. You'd be in a position directly after losing a flagship responsible for a large percentage of revenue, meaning securing loans would be next to impossible. After suffering an incident like that the company would become uninsurable and the brand would suffer irreparable damage. Doesn't even begin to consider the inevitable lawsuits that would be soon to follow.
@@ryanoliver5669 0
That water and opening shot looked so good.
Been on one of Royal Caribbeans largest ships , it was amazing !
James Cameron: Shit I will never be able to do all the films I will ever want to do in my lifetime.
Bro why is it so satisfyingly animated? Its like relaxing to look at for some reason
The stern of Titanic was to believed to have been pulled down by either 1. Still being attached to the Bow or 2. the weight of the boilers (or both 1 and 2). Considering this, I think if Wonder if the Sea would even snap in half the stern would stay afloat.
Or her massive steam engines which were the hight of a 3 story building
I also think the hull was ripped away from the surrounding structures, compromising the integrity of the watertight compartments.
she would just capsize like all modern pieces of crap now.
It looks as though the starboard lifeboats on Wonder would have broken off since they hang off the side and would have collided with the iceberg. Could you imagine if all on that side had broken? I wonder what the death toll could have been if all the other ones had filled to capacity.
I have been on this ship and as morbid as I am entertained the thought of "what if this massive liner sank like the titantic or WORSE what if it sank like the MS Estonia". Seriously the first thing I did on day one of my cruise trip was identify the nearest lifeboat and study emergency procedure days prior to my trip. It was a transatlantic cruise to Italy in it's first cross ocean trips. So naturally I had lots of reason to think this. But thankfully it was a very fun and uneventful trip. Got drunk real hard I asked around for Davy Jones until my girlfriend found me about to throw money down on a blackjack table. She probably saved me a lot of money.
I wonder how the wonder of the seas would look like as a shipwreck
Just imagining the top deck at the bottom of the sea gives me chills…
I love this videos. Always fun to see what if's. Ty
You needed a DJ with a rainbow shirt playing a remix of You Spin Me Right Round as the ship go's down.
"go's" 🤣🤣🤣
If you are taking requests:
1. Same ship in the Poseidon Adventure scenario.
2. Cruise ship vs. Megalodon.
3. Cruise ship vs Yamato or Bismarck.
That's an interesting thought: If a modern ship were to hit an iceberg exactly the same way the Titanic did, would it sink? I know it's an unlikely scenario because we now know the position of every iceberg and rescuers would be there in minutes, but as a theoretical exercise it's something cool to consider.
Normally it wouldn't. Modern ships of that size have a double hull, welded steel plated hull, far more efficent pumps and compartiments are better designed to prevent sinking. Costa Concordia sank because she litterally threw herself at rocks opening the hull over more than 50 meters and lost power and hence the capability to pump water out of the ship and to sail the ship out of danger. The winder and the wake tossed the ship back to the coast where it eventually capsized. So normally a collision the like of the Titanic should not breach severely the hull of a modern ship, the steel plating should not fail under the pressure of the iceberg or at least not in a manner to catastrophically threaten the floating capacity of the vessel and the double hull should contain the water from reaching the inside of the ship, and even if that's not enough pumps and compartiments should allow such ships to stay afloats and even keep sailing back to ports. And even before that modern ships have radars and should avoid icebergs long before even seeing them. Now if the crew are unskilled or do not speak the same language as the captain or are drunk or anything else preventing them to perform as they should, anything is possible.
If icebergs had creative mode:
Always wondered;
1. What if The Titanic stopped closer to the iceberg could more people just jumped on it?
2. If Murdoch ordered the engines reversed and rammed the iceberg how many water tight compartments would that have flooded?
@@jimnite4919There was a documentary that once stated and showed that the titanic could have actually of made it had it of hit the iceberg straight on as that was the strongest part of the ship! 🚢
For starters it is impossible for Wonder to sink that way.
She would of tipped to her side.
Read the title of the video, clearly you haven't
@@DeanMoxley87 He’s meaning like if it actually happened.
Así es, no sé nada de barcos, pero siempre he pensado que sí un crucero de estas dimensiones se hundiera lo haría de costado, como el Costa Concordia.
I like the precision at the beginning "it never happened".. In case some genius would think they are looking at a true scene 😂
@I I You're welcome :)
Erie. Incredibly well done. I felt as though I was in a lifeboat watching her go down. Well done!
Was waiting for that split,epic.
This is so realistic
a bit too damn realistic.
I know, I feel like it’s real some times
Wow this is terrifying I hope everyone survived and rip to those that perished
It didnt happen
RIP 🙏
Bro it is animation can't you see
I’ve made a huge mistake
Itsianster knows this is just a video.
Having sailed the Wonder last year this freaks me right out
Costa Concordia was a close sequel to the Titanic. Same type of damage, just hitting different objects.
That is a massive cruise ship and if damaged was similar to the Titanic I think it would have been more interesting watching it go down with real estimated time frame of how long it would have tooken for this massive ship to finally go under while recording the interior parts of the ship flooding at the same time but it made this video a lot more better but it's still a good video
'Tooken'?
@@AM-qp2wx also a massive run on sentence. The grammar in these comments makes me more afraid for humanity than of shipwrecks.
it would have to be something a lot stronger than ice to do that kind of damage to welded steel
I Love the animation as a whole. The animation, The list, and overall everything. Only problem Which I don't know how you could've fixed was the spilt. The cut seemed to perfect but besides that great!
Wow!! You’re really good at this. 👍🏼
It does make you wonder (no pun intended) whether in that situation she would sink much quicker due to her sheer weight
Possibly not as there are so many spaces full of air that would need to be pushed out. It would probably survive for a while. As a comparison huge oil tankers much bigger than any cruise ship have been known to go under very quickly due to the cargo of oil filling a lot of the storage space.
Now if it did sink. You would be on life boats quicker than it can split. And there will be stronger pumps and water tight doors. And the impact would probable not happen due to binoculars and sonar.
Brilliant animation and I hope I'm wrong but this will happen one day. Modern day cruise ships look way too top heavy!
They're not though. They got all the heavy shit in the bottom.
@@aliciageary7653 Well apart from Costa Concordia they rarely sink . So they must be doing something right . They just look huge ! I would like to go on a cruise but it looks scary when they hit rough weather.
It’s the ship groaning that gets me 😫
I love how they spot the iceberg and start blowing the horn frantically, like "HEY ICEBERG! GET OUT OF THE WAY!"
That's really good animation
Impressive animation. Something else to think about. Imagine that if this ship did really sink....how many THOUSANDS of gallons of diesel fuel, engine oil, sewage would be released from ruptured tanks and lines?
I don't think I want to imagine that... 😕 a lot probably...
holy shit, people on there must have been shaking with fear bc that looks scary
I’ve been on this ship its magical and very beautiful the places you go golly!
Imagine finding that wreck on the bottom of the sea... like finding an apartment block in the middle of nowhere 😨
I was just about to say this. The bow would be an apartment block, the stern would be an abandoned water park
_"But this ship can't sink!"_
"She's made of iron, sir! I can assure you, she will! From this point on, no matter what I do, _Wonder of the Seas_ has been terminally damaged, and will founder as a result! By morning, she will be gone under the waves as if she had never existed at all... It's a mathematical certainty!"
How much time?
"But Mr Andrews, why the f... did you make a ship out of iron in the 21st century?!"
@@Dan_Capone - _"Because it was dirt cheap, compared to the modern materials one is supposed to be using, and I have 'personal expenditures', such as fast cars and even faster women that I need to make allowances for!"_
So, they removed a couple phrases from the script to the actual movie? I think they did a good job cutting out the unnecessary wordiness.
@@jorge1170xyz- What I'm trying to drive at here is that regardless of what or how these modern _"floating buildings"_ are constructed, they _STILL_ are no match for the sea and what it is capable of throwing at these ships! It's only a matter of time before something as catastrophic as this simulation _DOES_ become a tragic reality!
0:44 I love how it aggressively blows it horn at the iceberg
Wow incredible 😮 good edition 👌🏽
..This animated video looks scary. .& leaves an impact on your mind because of the realistic, terrifying sound effects!!!...Wonderfully done!! 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💙💙💙💙💙💙
Guaranteed this ship has a lot better ability to turn and dodge an object compared to the Titanic since it has azipods and manoeuvering thrusters. Love to see what hardover looks like in one of these super ships.
Excellent animation, it seems very real, the luck is that this collapse never happened, but the animation is incredible.
This is way more rarer than you think
THIS GUY HAS GOOD EDITING SKILLS
So where are the millennials and Gen Z with their smartphones totally unaware of the sinking.
I guess the crew had the binoculars locked up so they didn't see the iceberg? lol
The sound effects are chilling to the core
I loved our cruise with Royal Caribbean. In one of their onboard game shows they was talking about this ship. I'm surprised they haven't done anything about this video yet. Because that logo is their trademark.
I suspect if one of those big ones started taking on water it would lay over on it's side or capsize. They seem as though they would be a lot more top heavy than the Titanic and since the welds today are much stronger and there is so much more mass it probably would remain in one big piece like the Costa Concordia. You may want to do another video with it rolling over and sinking. I bet you could pull it off. You did such a good job on this one!
I was reading that modern cruise ships do that by design. So rather than sinking quickly, they roll over and stay on the surface acting like a massive lifeboat. Don't know if that's true or not but I'm curious how a modern ship would stand up to the same impact the Titanic suffered.
@@weisswurster My guess is you would have to find out how many of the watertight compartments have to be flooded on one side before the ship leans over enough for the water to start pouring in the windows or make the ship too unstable to remain upright. The Titanic could have had 4 of her front compartments flooded and not sink but not 5. That was the one that sealed her fate. I bet you could find out how many it took to bring the Costa Concordia down although it wasn't nearly as big as the Wonder of the Seas.
@@weisswurster Modern ships have several design improvements to stop themselves from sinking as Titanic did.
1. The watertight bulkheads are capped. The Titanic, once it went bow down, flooded like an ice cube tray. With water reaching over the bulkheads and spilling from one compartment into the next. This cannot happen on modern ships.
2. They can counter flood intentionally to fight lists. They also can roll more than 60 degrees before losing their balance by design. This is much, much more than ships like Titanic.
3. Pump Systems are installed throughout the few decks below the waterline. These are surprisingly effective at keeping the ship from rapidly flooding.
But they are not designed to roll over and act like a lifeboat. A capsize for a vessel like this would be a mass casualty event. The ship is designed to stay upright as long as possible, in as many situations as possible, to facilitate the safe evacuation of passengers in crew. The greatest disasters at sea almost all involve vessels capsizing because once that happens there is no place to safely rescue passengers, many are trapped within the flooding compartments of the ship, and you cannot launch or use any of the safety or escape features onboard.
(I'm not an expert, mind you, but an enthusiast and feel pretty confident that I'm correct!)
In 1914, the iceberg patrol was formed to watch for icebergs and inform ships in the shipping lanes, so it is very unlikely that a cruise ship would hit an iceberg. Of course, there is no such thing as an unsinkable ship. They now build ships in sections, so that is why the video shows it come apart and not torn apart as Titanic was. This ship sank pretty fast compared to the Titanic. Most likely modern ships was capsize as they sink
Ya gotta watch out for those Caribbean Iceburgs!!
Interesting program for play, would be interesting in the night when all the light's are on and see the windows under the water with light's. ( No explosion/a super engine that resist underwater 🤍😃😀).
💐Thanks for share🙏🏻, amazing work in this and all the other videos.👏👏🏿👏🏻🏆🎖🏅🥇
The main difference between this ship and Titanic is that fortunately the death count would be considerably lower.
Titanic was a victim of quality over quantity; it looked nice and pretty but when it came down to it, the sheer lack of lifeboats (amongst other things) cost the lives of 1500 people. As you can see, with today's advances in things like safety regulations, it's likely almost the entire passenger roster would make it into those high-tech life boats before the ship sank, and most of the crew as well.
Who knows, really. The MS Estonia was pretty modern compared to the Titanic and it still caused a major tragedy with more than 800 casualties. The emergency response was quicker but the ship also sank significantly faster than the Titanic so most people didn't even have a chance of surviving regardless of whether there were enough lifeboats or not.
There are life rafts too, which is more than enough to save EVERYONE.
When the Titanic sank two lifeboats still hadn't been launched, so if they had more they wouldn't have had time to launch them. If they had the right number of lifeboats they still would've lost over half the ship's people. They could've lost even more if they couldn't unhook the boats that weren't launched and they broke off and shot up to the surface and hit people as Titanic sank.
I've heard that the rivets were substandard and that's why the ship's hull opened up so badly the way it did.
Well at least Wonder had enough life boats in your reenactment! I love cruising. Leaving in 2 weeks actually on this very ship. I’m Lmaooooo at those who are so afraid to cruise. Your loss!!!
i like how it got cut perfectly
amazing animation i am the owner of the model! =) saludos! desde México
Hey cool! Nice to meet You here! Lovely model!
hey, do You have Icon of the seas also?
@@caljucotcas it is in design
Even if no life is lost somehow this would be a very expensive fail
Very prudent of the captain to sound the horn to warn the iceberg to get out of the way.
Very nicely done. Bon voyage. Cheers!
Ok I don't think it will be possible to sink like the Titanic
It is an animation on what if wonder of sea sank like Titanic like how would it look like if it sank like the Titanic.
As the saying goes, 'the ship is made of iron, I can assure you that it can sink'!
Very Very good work!
I already never wanted to go on a cruise again. Thank you for making sure I save my money.
Thank you for sailing with us!
What did you use to make this? Very impressive
Thanks! I used Sketchup and Lumion for this
That ship might never sink in real life
I agree because of how much ship design and safety has changed since Titanic. But don't forget how little it meant for the Costa Concordia and her 32 fatalities, if only because the engine room was one of the compartments that was breached when Costa Concordia hit the rocks on Giglio.
In fact, if Wonder Of The Seas does go down at all, it's because someone isn't doing their job.
@@rambunctiousmedia3350 oh yeah I forgot about that
Careful, don't jinx it. They said the same of Titanic.
@@shogunfox7141 yes i thought this in my head as well. never be to careful. they need to do maintenance on these boats every 6-12 months and safety mechanism reviews. always.
Don’t jinx
Its the memories of that period in time
I love you can see how to play and do something similar
I hope this will not be happened in real life…
It will not
It’s unlikely, but not impossible
@@Koasterking212 its impossible for a iceberg to damage that thick welded steel
Did you know that the swimming pools on the Titanic are still filled with water?
OMG after 100 years wow
Bro it's under water obviously (my dumb head)
Very satisfying, waitinf for it to happen 🌚
I’ve actually been on that ship. Thank goodness there are no icebergs in the Caribbean. Then again if they were to hit an iceberg with all the advanced sonar and systems on a modern cruise ships we got bigger problems.