Dr Ballard Visits Titanic Belfast

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
  • We sat down with Dr Robert Ballard, the man who discovered RMS Titanic's wreck on 1st September 1985, during his recent visit to Titanic Belfast to discuss his monumentous discovery and what he thinks of the Titanic Experience which tells his story!
    Find out more about the experience at titanicbelfast...

Komentáře • 20

  • @user-lr6nj4rm5k
    @user-lr6nj4rm5k Před rokem +25

    This is where tourists need to go to visit the Titanic, not her grave in the Atlantic Ocean. Dr Ballard is brilliant. I wish the whole world knew him better.

  • @JeHaVe
    @JeHaVe Před rokem +11

    I found the old lady in her grave and here I see the beautiful woman set sail...Beautifully spoken, Dr. Ballard. Respect.

  • @evanhanley6437
    @evanhanley6437 Před rokem +13

    Thank you for inviting Dr Ballard back to the Titanic Quarter and interviewing him 10 years after it opened. We must respect what he did for us and for bringing back the Titanic into the public consciousness.

    • @cd6243
      @cd6243 Před rokem +4

      He's an amazing human being .. I've watched many of his documentaries

  • @cocoandbuzz8772
    @cocoandbuzz8772 Před rokem +11

    i saw this a month ago and i found out my cousin died on it and i loved the exhibit my cousin was an engine worker and boarded at southampton

  • @aaronminnis5995
    @aaronminnis5995 Před 9 měsíci +2

    So cool visiting the Museum months after he was keynote speaker of work conference I attended. Bob's stories are great. "Not all those who wander are lost"

  • @drunksquirrel2051
    @drunksquirrel2051 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Dr Robert Ballard was my childhood hero in the 80s after I became obsessed with the Titanic after he found it and learned about it in grade school. I hope to see Titanics birthplace before I die

  • @jenniferbrady8983
    @jenniferbrady8983 Před 2 měsíci

    I’ve been fascinated with the Titanic since I read a “Night to Remember” in 1979 at 9 years old. I still have my scrapbook clippings from 1986 when the first images were published from Titanic. I saw the big piece weeks after it was brought to surface in 1998. I’m finally going to Ireland next year (I’m Irish) for the first time and Belfast is one of my stops! I hope this exhibit is still there!

  • @WickedFlyGirl
    @WickedFlyGirl Před měsícem

    Those words about the titanic at the end really struck me. Such a beautiful ship, what a shame.

  • @eevee242
    @eevee242 Před 6 měsíci +2

    You guys this is not a attraction. This is history. This is titanic launch place. This is where it was built. This is where it was launched from. It was history. Made all those stores rest in peace I miss Titanic. I miss them.

    • @jonathanlandau-litewski7405
      @jonathanlandau-litewski7405 Před 3 měsíci

      A historical place is also an attraction. History is what usually draws people to an attraction!

  • @Aurora_Borealis_UK
    @Aurora_Borealis_UK Před rokem +1

    Why does the Grand Staircase replica look like that?

  • @jonathanlandau-litewski7405
    @jonathanlandau-litewski7405 Před 3 měsíci

    There should be more of her in Belfast than there is in America tbh. That Grand Staircase looks awful. I understand they hold many events there such as weddings and stuff so it's probably been modified to hold more people for wedding photos plus to the casual observer (not those of us that really know the ship) it's gonna look alright. I have seen photos of it at christmas and it's.....so wrong. At least use decorations from the correct period!