New Artifacts from The Titanic
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- Опубліковано 23 січ 2020
- It's been more than a 100 years since The Titanic set sail on its fateful voyage. Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition at the Luxor Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas will introduce 108 new artifacts to the exhibition. Jillian Lopez went to check it out.
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My left ear enjoyed this video.
it happened to you too? i was worried that my headphones were broken
@@fernandosanchezpastor5231 i also thought my headphones broke
floor like we are in 2020 do it stereo
lmao
I'm deaf in the left ear so every video I watch with headphones on especially at night I can tell when a video's been tampered with
One of the survivirs interviewed, stated that she was the last one out if her cabin and she closed the cabin windows, locked all of the luggage trunks and took all the keys and left. She said there were over 12 trunks in that cabin alone. Imagine all the trunks down there, full of stuff.
She was a fashion buyer, travelling with more garments than most.
I visited the Titanic graveyard in Halifax Canada a couple of years back and our tour guide told us a very spooky story... Our tour guide was actually a Titanic victim's grand child... She said that her grandfather worked on the Titanic as a cole shovler in the cole bunkers of the Titanic... Her story goes that one night her grandmother woke up because she felt a presence. That she had seen a shadow standing at the foot of her bed. The shadow was dripping wet and crying. She then recognised the shadow which was her husband... She then said, you are dead aren't you... He nodded yes, and vanished... His body was never found...
Is it true??
I can also tell any story
Way back in the 1990’s l saw the titanic artifacts at the Trade Center in Boston, MA and l cried throughout the whole exhibit. Those poor people may they rest in eternal peace. I don’t think the ship should be touched it is their graveyard.
@@nzgirl2105there are lots of fake stories out there, you have no reason to believe that this is not true stuff like this can actually happen maybe that person is not physically there but Spiritually lots of times yes it happens
I think it's important to salvage and preserve what history we can, lets us remember the ppl who perished, especially since it'll all be gone soon.
Of course, your grace.
Cersei stop fcuking ur brother it's disgusting.
raise the britannic!
@@randomrazr
It would turn to rust
History is history
How does one think the Titanic was a "small" story?😳 To this day, its impact is felt. May the souls lost RIP. May we NEVER forget.
I know. Over 1500 perished that day.
It was a rather small story after it happened. It didn't truly become big until James Cameron's movie.
@@jamessteele3093 actually , it was a big story , there is a 1953 film called Titanic as well , I think the 1997 film brought the Titanic to a new generation , but it had always been a big story
It was a small story but Americans like entertainment. Go to any other country and most don’t care or don’t know
@@czewski602not true at all.
I like to think the passengers would have wanted their items preserved as an epitaph, and not just lost to time. I understand the respect for the dead, but this is a tragedy that has affected thousands of those alive as well. Many want something to remember their families by. I know I would, and not just be forgotten to the ages.
Fascinating. It is eerie to think that these objects were on board Titanic when she sank and had been at the bottom of the sea for all that time.
@mrssimpson.1953 The people to whom they belonged are now long dead. These objects serve as a memorial to the Titanic and those who died on her. They should not have been left at the bottom of the sea. Titanic is slowly being destroyed and so it is important to preserve as much as possible from the wreck before it is completely gone.
Fascinating to see these items, and should they be preserved. Then again this is a mass grave and MUST be respected.
Well said
There are no bodies down there 🤦🏻♀️
I agree, this their final resting place. I see it as they are robbing their grave.
Funny the people that want to bring up the items up are the people that can make money off them . What do you think would happen if you or i went down to recover in the name of preserving history jail time i bet
@@Khloe_dancer_model
There were. They just disappear after 100 years.
It does not matter. it's a grave.
Their clothes, shoes, glasses and hats still are there. And jewels, too.
“Each of these items tell a new story”
*News reporter proceeds to talk over shown items museum curator is clearly showing and explaining what they are but has been muted*
As long as the artifacts that are recovered from the wreck are treated with great care and respect I don't have a problem with it. I see nothing wrong with preserving history. This kind of thing is done all the time.
We have taken enough artefacts from the titanic - hundreds, possibly thousands of artefacts. The simple fact is you cannot rEspEctFuLLy take a pair of shoes a man died in. I understand your point about preserving history but the titanic legacy and history has been cemented both by pop culture and by recovery expeditions which have claimed belongings there. Therefore taking more is not preserving history, but rather a selfish move by this Arizonan museum to boost its customer rates.
This kind of thing is done all the time? Yes and no. Titanic is a unique case that we can’t just compare to other disasters above the sea.
The issue is they aren’t treating the items or the wreck with great care and respect. Furthermore, is looting a graveyard ever respectful? Would you do it to 9/11 survivors graves? Would you steal shoes worn by those who passed on 9/11? Some things are just sacred and shouldn’t be tampered with, regardless of how much time has passed.
They are destroying the deck of the Titanic, as evidenced by the damage done to the deck. They are also leaving copious amounts of trash on and around the Titanic.
I do agree, we should preserve as much as we can. However, it’s getting to the point that more harm is being done, and we already have so many artifacts.
We wouldn’t dig up graves, loot the contents, and leave trash in the place of what we stole in any other situation.
They're grave robbing profiteers! They make serious money with these traveling exhibits.
They are grave robbers and just making money off it
@@Camibug Yes ! when they dig up a Roman tomb and Egyptian tombs no matter how much treasure or utensils it contains they take it all away! Please see how many metal detector searches are done by hobby level collectors a lot of objects are kept yes, I'm talking about soldiers' personal World War II objects The titanic does not enjoy a more special privilege than a Roman
tomb or treasure from the Middle Ages ! But of course World War II
aircraft weapons ,Bombs soldiers personal property can be boldly picked up anyday and researched
that's of course not a grave yard and not a crime ! But how dare to
diging the Titanic stuffs .. because we are angry... because so many
peoples dies in there ! In world war 2 on the battlefield not died
Thousands peoples on those grave yards? Those places not a grave yard? ?
The wreck itself is rapidly deteriorating. Bringing up these objects keeps the memory of the ship and passengers alive IMHO.
Since I’m from the UK I thought when they said the water was 28 degrees that they were talking Celsius, not Fahrenheit, and I was like “hang on that’s not even cold tho”
Thats what I was thinking 😂😂
Yes that’s 82 Fahrenheit lol
28°F is -2.2°C if anyone's wondering
It is confusing when they talk about fahrenheit, especially when americans are like «it is 100 degrees outside!» I am from Norway ans only using Celsius, I dont understand fahrenheit.
@@julianneh.wathne 32 is freezing, 70 is ideal, and 100 is uncomfortably hot.
I'm curious, did they at least contact the relatives to see if they wanted these artifacts? These are someone else's possessions.
Who cares? Those relatives arent even close to the people who died back then, f off people like you. This is history and must be preserved.
The person who owned them freaking died 🙄 And these pieces represent their story and what happened. It’s history. Do you realize how many relatives they’d have to try and reach out too? And how would the relatives keep these items in good condition? There’s no guarantee. It’s best that these items stay in the museum where they’re taken care of properly. What are the relatives going to do with them anyways? Put it on their book shelf or mantel above the fire place for only their eyes to see? Why would you do that when that item can be shown to millions and educate people on the past and be a part of a bigger picture?
SpooneyToe11240 Their just things. The people who owned them are gone, and no longer have possession of them. The H.L Hunley and everything in it is being preserved. Without money, none of us could have the privilege to go to a museum and see pieces of history in person. Why let pieces of history perish?
@@criticalhard We have taken enough artefacts from the titanic - hundreds, possibly thousands of artefacts. The simple fact is you cannot rEspEctFuLLy take a pair of shoes a man died in. I understand your point about preserving history but the titanic legacy and history has been cemented both by pop culture and by recovery expeditions which have claimed belongings there. Therefore taking more is not preserving history, but rather a selfish move by this Arizonan museum to boost its customer rates.
morally they should have... legally they didn't need to.. its in International waters and international law says Finders Keepers....
You know my left ear is loving it
My left ear got the full experience
I think its beautiful to recover the objects n artefacts I'm happy that this is the only company that can. It is important to tell the story.
Here's my opinion on the artifacts being taken: the artifacts are probably the last thing anyone will remember of those individuals, otherwise their names would fade away into nothing. Those shoes will be tangible evidence to teach others never to take life for granted, never to overlook the importance of safety, and never to forget. If a "greedy corporation" is trying to make an impact like that, then great, take my money. This exhibition came to my county 10 years ago and I paid to see it, and walked away with my eyes opened. The exhibit was a beautiful way to remember the people that died that night.
"never to overlook safety" - too bad the guy from the Titan would have took safety seriously! Now there are 5 more people taken from the same issue.
I have been to see the artifacts twice. It gives you such a sense of what they suffered. It benefits no one on the ocean floor. We take items off Roman wrecks and other ancient wrecks. Those people are long dead. If you think about it someone has died in battles around the world and in cities as well. If we make everywhere hollow ground where someone died, we have no place for the living to live. My grandmother died on our living room sofa. perhaps we should have made the sofa hallowed ground and never sat on it again. When my parents sold the house to make room for a shopping center, then that spot should have been hollowed as a memorial to her. Hundreds of thousands of soldiers and civilians died in WW1&WW2 on the soil of France. A lot of it on farmers' fields. After the war farmers should not have been allowed to go back and farm their fields. They were planting their crops on hollowed ground. These people invested their money in this project to recover these items that were lost to everyone's eyes; and are entitled to make a living from it. At the same time, they have made millions aware of this terrific tragedy. I say bravo to them for saving these things for future generations to see and appreciate.
I wonder how many people would have survived if the water and air hadn’t had been so cold.
That's actually a good question. But than I thought would there even have been an iceberg if it hadn't been so cold?
@@Annie293 That's exactly what came to my mind when l read that! So! No cold! No iceberg! So, no collision! Therefore, no one in the water to demonstrate survivability had the air and water.not been so so, Just saying!🙀 Think on this. Water exists in 3 different states, as a solid, as a liquid, and as a gas, (vapor). Lol🌈⚘
There was a ship that sunk in 2002, the water was quite warm at that time. Passengers and crew were still being pulled alive from the water after 4 days, so quite a lot of people could've lived if it were warmer conditions - then again there probably wouldn't be an iceberg if it was that warm.
An accurate proverb to describe the plundering of the Titanic: "It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye"
My mom and I went there couple years ago and the whole place was just INCREDIBLE ❤
I saw the Titanic display in Pigeon Forge, TN....The iceberg display is similar to what I saw and the room where it was was so cold, just like that night...It was very interesting and sad also.
It's crazy to think that many years ago someone could have been drinking from one of those glasses without knowing it would have been sunk at the bottom of the ocean for almost 100 years until someone would take it back to the surface to make an exposition
It’s good to preserve the history, they are important artefacts . I just wonder? if any could be traced to family such as initials or names on suitcases ect the family really should have those possession .
All of those people who perished will be honored forever most of us will be forgotten but they never will
Yees and for years to come people will ne making money off the possessions from grave robbing
@@truthhurts5158 Grave Robbing lol How come Spanish Galleons & 17 - 19th century war ships are not considered graves Simply because we did not know the people who died Because there is no Public outcry Cannons and treasure are salvaged on a day-to-day basis the truth is the ocean is those peoples grave Give me a good reason why such an iconic ship & artifacts should be lost to time & forgotten Depriving future generations Letting It parish a second time is just stupidity People are too emotional if I died on the ship I would want to be remembered through my belongings Just showing I Existed it would be a great honor Not many people get besides At those depths There’s nothing left of you but sand Bones are even crushed I know personally I’d much rather be remembered Opposed to just being a rust spot on the bottom of the ocean 🤷🏼♂️
@@truthhurts5158 Sharing history Isn’t cheap preserving it is even more expensive
@@matthewmilam286 They are grave robbing all of them. Honoring who someone's pocket book, They can take the dishes and part of the ship, That will honor your memory too. They don t have to take peoples personal items thats grave robbing, And your delusional if you think they are doing it to honor the dead, They Are doing to make money off the dead. You show you existed on the passenger list. So use a different excuse. Grave robbers is what they are.
@@matthewmilam286 THey can save the artifacts from the ship. The dishes the furniture parts of the boat. But taking people's personal property is grave robbing. You should just dig up a grave and take there shoes bracelets etc. Same thing. And tell someone you are preserving their memory
There is always debate on the retrieved item's from the Titanic Should they come up?Should they stay down? every body is entitled to there own opinion.Mine is they should be left alone,i'v been captivated by the Titanic for over 70 year's, and to me Titanic is a museum in her own right as well as a graveyard, and I believe that Robert Ballard did have plans to treat it as such.Yes one day it will all disappear and I dare say the debates or arguments (call them what you like) will go on and on,and I believe we should give some serious thought to this sort of activity before we start interfering because it is a Pandoras Box and once you open the lid you can never close it again.
The ship will eventually break into tiny pieces as it deteriat so kind as well take the telegram
Are they finding or looking for things
How many exhibitions does the usa have?
I would love to go as a kid I was obsessed with the Titanic.
Those shoes were a grave, as much as I loved seeing “the big piece” I don’t agree with removing someone’s final resting place.
So if someone dies in a car wreck should people not touch, move and salvage the wreck in the street?
Some things to notice here, first many of these objects belo ged to the ship company. Second, inagine you having a precious object, wpuld you like it to be destroyed forever or rather have it on a museum? Its logical these objects must be preserved at all costs.
I think it’s great to get the company’s items for preservation, but private peoples items (like the shoes of that man who died) should be left in respect to disappear, and not used to earn a profit.
WHen you die would you rather have someone come and steal the rings off your fingers , rob your grave for the precious artifact that should be preserved. And then charge people to come and see them
I have a problem with this notion that this company has the "right" to take personal property from passengers on that ship as their own. That does not belong to them. It's called old fashioned "grave robbing". Those "artifacts" belong to the family of that person. I wonder if they have "permission" from the family to keep them. Or did they even have a say if they wanted them to remain buried at sea with their loved one. Just my two cents.
I have the same feeling.
@@PauloPereira-jj4jv here here i so agree totally just plain greedy thieving jackals out for financial gain nothing more 😄😄👍
These artifacts as this grave robbing jackal of a woman has no right to keep any of these objects at all ...... these were once possessions from passengers whom were on rms titanic and lost one's lives if there are any living grandchildren etc these objects shud be giving back ....not shown for financial gain etc .....I'm disgusted at this ....... this woman is a disgrace 😄😄😄
Many families cashed in on their insurance companies for their losses. So one could make the argument that those "artifacts" belong to the insurance companies. Just my two cents.
@@Tiffany.1970 I am getting tired of the two faced behavior that some are pursuing
here! The titanic does not enjoy a more special privilege than a Roman
tomb or treasure from the Middle Ages ! But of course World War II
aircraft weapons ,Bombs can be boldly picked up anyday and researched
that's of course not a grave yard and not a crime ! But how dare to
diging the Titanic stuffs .. because we are angry... because so many
peoples dies in there ! In world war 2 on the battlefield not died
Thousands peoples on those grave yards? Those places not a grave yard? ?
I thought Robert Ballard was completely wrong in saying it is a grave yard that should not be touched. The oceans have tens of thousands of wrecks on the bottom. We have no trouble with wrecks hundreds of years old.Those that die at sea are long gone and the ships eventually disappear. These things that are brought up for all to see is more of a remembrance than any books that could ever be written about them. I went to see these things many years ago and took my grand kids as well. I went twice and if the opportunity comes up again, I will go a third time. It is impressive as well as deeply moving.
amazing that these pieces recovered were on the ship when it sank and spent decades under the ocean only for them to be recovered and back into the world of light
Imagine you're just trying to travel to meet family in the U.S. and your old shoes that you almost forgot to take end up in a museum 100 years later.
The artifacts are amazing to see. I saw the exhibitions in Atlantic City and the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia.
I did as well!
Yes there making there rounds making money off grave robbing
@@truthhurts5158 They did not rob a grave. So using your logic, no one should remove any items from a car wreck in the middle of the street.
@@ednakelley814 No they should not unless its family. Or police who return it to the family. Not keep it and put it in a museum without authorization from the family
@@ednakelley814 It's like going to a graveyard and digging someone up and taking there jewelry or persona processions.
To think something held by the ocean is owned by one corporation. Just crazy how this world works.
Is that in pigeon forge
Love the history of the this ship
And it's also heartbreaking that so many people list their lives
There's an entire unspoken or hidden "dark side" to anyone even being able to HAVE such artifacts on exhibition, whether it's in Las Vegas or anywhere else.
For every OUNCE retrieved by a submersible during an expedition almost 2½ miles beneath the surface of the North Atlantic, where the final resting place of the Titanic has been for over a Century now, they've been forced to leave behind an equal weight in junk on the ocean floor, otherwise they wouldn't be buoyant enough for the return to the surface at all.
So, now that literally hundreds of pounds of artifacts have been systematically taken from the wreck site since Titanic's discovery in 1985, there's been a steadily growing amount of equivalent weight left behind at the bottom.
Mostly stuff like chains, barrels, or other industrial waste has been left littering the area, to rust away along with the wreck herself, so people can bring as much back from what is effectively a graveyard as they can.
It would be like grave robbers leaving behind a hole in the ground filled with garbage. Literally.
We wouldn't tolerate such behavior on dry land, there's NO reason we should treat the Memorial site that is Titanic any different than any other Cemetery or place of reverence for the dead up here, on the surface.
It's arguably too high a price to pay for the opportunity to bring back what many believe should be left at the wreck in the first place.
Whatever side of the issue one falls upon is of course a matter of personal opinion.
But, one thing is NOT in dispute; Every fragile little White Star Line tea cup that's recovered from the Ocean floor now has a corresponding piece of garbage left behind in its place of equal weight.
And, because the Titanic wreck site is more than just a shipwreck, slowly turning into a rusty stain on the Ocean floor, over 1,500 souls are essentially buried at sea all around her mangled hull as well.
Making the area a vast underwater Graveyard, in every sense of the word.
To some that's anything BUT a fair trade.
Where did you get your info on them leaving equal stuff behind?
@@ilyasg2108 It's how a ROV works. In order to get it down there it needs weight. In order to get it back up, it needs to get rid of that weight. Some of the ocean exploration teams often have to use tiles as weights. There are also some ROV's that don't need to use weights but I can imagine those not having to deal with carrying a load back up to the surface.
I can hear in both but the left actually is very quiet 🤫 witch is weird lol
I used to have reservations about artefacts and parts of the ship being raised for documentation, studying, preservation and display.
Yes, the area is, for some, spiritually a graveyard. We know people died in the ship, drowned on the surface, sank and dotted the space around the wreck like confetti. We know this because of the pairs of shoes and treated clothes and leatherware their bodies left behind, long after their flesh was consumed by other organisms and/or decomposed, and their bones inevitably dissolved by minerals and other bacteria.
The body is gone, and has been for a long time.
Could you take an artefact from within the vicinity of the ‘grave’ of one of these victims? My opinion would be yes. An artefact touching the clothing remains of a victim? Personally I don’t know, but I think I’m subtly leaning toward yes.
To put this in context, think of the 9/11 Museum in New York. They have on display, tastefully and respectfully, the remnant remains of personal artefacts that belonged to people whose lives ended in some of the most horrible of ways. Items that were in their pockets, items they used, items they wore as they burned or shattered to pieces via impact.
Am I saying we should plunder the ship of all its archaeology and leave but shoes and clothes on the ocean floor? No. Be respectful, be considerate, but also think to the future. Events like these are rare, and these historic items are degrading faster than ever. Ultimately we aren’t raising these artefacts just for us, but for the countless generations ahead in the centuries to come.
Glad they're saving them
VERY INTERESTING. WHY ARE THESE ARTIFACTS IN LAS VEGAS NEVADA?
Because that is were the owners of the museum decided to place their business plus the Vegas strip is visited by millions.
Coolness
Love this ship
As we live through history,Folks like us will have similar reactions long when we're dead,Crazy to think about it.
yeah it looked like, during the beginning of 2020, it was going to be a great year for tourism....
Bob Ballard & National Geographic do not want people salvaging items from the Titanic claiming that it is a mass graveyard that should be left alone...
I don't know, I feel we should try to salvage items from the wreckage before they breakdown or are lost forever...
It's 2020. You people know how to put a video in stereo.
I thought the experience was a theater
I don't think I like how some of those artifacts were attached to a wall. They need to be de-mounted, and correctly displayed on a flat, level surface, under glass.
It would be incredible if an effort was made to recover her mail !
The sister ship to the Titanic was sunk in the Med in 300 ft. of water but I never hear it mentioned. It doesn't hold the fascination.
The whole ship should be brought up. How? In pieces. Reconstructed like it is on the bottom. And put in a museum either in London or. New York all items brought up kept together for the world to see. Pieces parts can be brought up. , These items belong to all for all to view , and know ,
The items hold the energy of those who own them, and many of these spirits stay connected to these items. To be sure spirits will be seen at this Las Vegas site.
In a museum people hear footsteps, they get pushed and see 1912 women walking around.
Binaculars?
WTH is the sound ?
I don't think they should cut the ship open I think they should stick to collect stuff from the debris field around the ship
Shocking
Wokking through? Cooking a Stir Fry?
I think it’s wrong to take people’s shoes
They are dead they no longer need them and have no knowledge of anything from the moment they took their last breath. Personally if it was my shoe on display I would be honored I wouldn't care. It's just a shoe, a materialistic object that has no use for the dead that use to wear them . And now they serve a new purpose and in a way their items and story keep these people alive cause they are remembered even though we never knew them .
It's right to never forget the people who wore those shoes. I think it right that these items are recovered so this tragic event is never forgotten
Everyone here heard Ballard say "Yep that's a body because of the shoes" White Star handbook says "Shoes left outside of stateroom door will be cleaned", it is likely that they fell into the debris field after the hip broke in half.
@Ron Les If the soul dies with the body though you can't disturb the dead. Thier soul is always in the grave , and we can't take anything with us when we die. Not one object, once dead we no longer can use it, it becomes just another useless thing .
Kelly Suzanne - Agreed 100%
It was rather uncomfortable to look at someone's personal possessions just sitting on display. Knowing that it belonged to someone that had died on the ship.
Don't ever go to Auschwitz :(
Dont go to egypt then, dont go to pompei, dont visit indigenous places then and stay home. Thisbis history and must be preserved, your objects may be in a museum in 200 years from now and you can't do anything to change that.
They should have grabbed better sht. Like a clock have it restored so it actually works. Or the Marconi wireless machine. Things that were part of the ship would be far more fascinating then people's belongings.
Never have seen any interior pics. Are there any?
Yes, there are plenty. Just do a search for "real photos of titanic interior."
I wish England had some stuff from titanic, it was owned by an American but built and sailed from England so I guess we share titanic with America.
Couldn't it be salvaged to land by using strong ships and cranes? If it is not possible now then i hope in the near future the entire Titanic will be recovered from ocean bed.
On this 110th anniversary of the disaster.. I say raise the Titanic before it’s absolutely too late.
My right ear is numb.
It is a bit mono.
Did scuba divers retrieve some of these items? I've searched this subject and only discovered that scuba diving at that depth is impossible. However, I've seem images of divers at a sight said to be the Titanic. I'm aware of the robotic submersibles.
No.
scuba diving works only for a short depth. What you can see on photos of scuba divers that looks like RMS Titanic is the HMHS Britannic, her youngest sister laying just 120m below the surface
I am with Robert Ballard. Nothing should have been taken from the Titanic. It was a mass grave of unbelievable suffering. It should be respected. Same goes with any cultures burial places.
I wonder about the binoculars mentioned. I thought that inaccessible binoculars was one of the things that led to hitting the iceberg.
Frederick Fleet did not have binoculars in the crows nest. There were doubtless others on board.
April 14th / 15th 1912
people always care about titanic as a grave but you wont find any of the bodies just the shoes unles it was in a closet or store room maybe we shouldnt take the shoes on board the titanic they are kinda grave markers..... its technically like taking someones tombstone
Legal Grave Robber's! Sad!
The ship is the grave, the debris field is not. These items come from the debris field.
Excuse me. What is that in her hand at 1 33?
When certain says " that's a grave don't touch that ", i say lol because nothing left under sea water , even the bones was scavanged by little worms .
To see where are the dead of the Titanic look at the enourmous number of pairs of shoes around the wreck , this is what remains from them today .
And when you realise that , you can imagine the 48h after spectacle around the wreck , with drowned cadavers everywhere .
Now i think it's time to save all the artefact on the ship , because the wreck will end up collapsing on itself and all will be lost.
I don't know if Radio Marconi is salvageable, but maybe the technology is unique and more advanced than us despite our powerful computers, so going to salvage it isn't stupid, on the contrary; there is an Autonomous Electric Car in the holds of the Ship as well & Lot of interesting stuff , the list of goods is known, but they will not have fun making it public otherwise all the treasure hunters will want to seize it, but if the front hold have resisted, it's the Jackpot...
We could confirm or invalidate the theory of smoldering fires, also in the front right coal bunker.
It would take a wireless underwater drone capable of withstanding the pressure, with powerful batteries offering it enormous autonomy, lights, different types of cameras, to explore the interior of the wreck and find out if it is salvageable. as some say or not, before going to break everything.
P.S : But know one thing, all the wrecks that are less than 60 meters deep, except those that are in areas far from all human life , are completely empty or almost, looted by amateur divers from year to year, in the Bikinis. is downright whole wrecks of the second world war which flew away entirely there remains nothing not even the bottom of the hull, In Hong Kong Bay, the wreck of the Queen Elizabeth is under surveillance today because they have already stolen two of the propellers and 30% of its hull.
How comes they are the only ones who legally can extract those artifacts from the Titanic. Who gave them that right and how do they know who else took what. There are multiple expeditions happened. Beach stop😂
Is there any effort at all made to return items to the families to which these belong?
Have you found the (heart of the ocean) yet?
Unknown it doesn’t exist
Eleanor Orangebard imagine if they actually one day found a necklace similar to the heart of the ocean in the titanic wreck, that would be mental
@@dnlmk_1638 there’s a pretty similar necklace called the hope diamond
@@LS6272 I believe the Heart of the Ocean was based off of the Hope Diamond.
@@meganward2638 I believe so too. The hope diamond is apparently cursed, those who own it will watch everyone around them die. A woman owned the diamond and everyone she loved would die within a year, quite sad. Maybe the heart of the ocean was based on more than just the looks of the hope diamond. Maybe the heart of the ocean is cursed too 🤔 I think this is something James Cameron intended, great directing.
Family
These belong to the families or in belfast not stupid las vegas
i don't know about you but i'm realy sick and tied of bring up very small pieces of titanic bring up the bow section so we can finally see it once and for all i do not have 50'000 dollas to dive down to the reck i want to see the hip back up on the surface come on raise whatt we still can befire it is way to late it can be done come on just do it!
They cant. It will become dust before it even comes to the surface. They would have done it years ago
Then YOU pay the enormous bill it takes to bring what you want up.
Leave that ship alone!! That’s a graveside!! So many life’s lost, you people are disturbing it!!
The ship is the grave, the debris field is not. These items come from the debris field.
@@ednakelley814 don’t matter, it’s a graveside!! Btw that was 2 months old my comment. Smh
@@NunyaBZZZZZZZZ So time makes your comment irrelevant? Interesting logic. Titanic sunk over 100 years ago
@@ednakelley814 yeah it does to me!! No sh!t Sherlock!! And yet here you are Karen!!
“Small story?” Lady, you need to be replaced.
Still pushing this tale??
it's history yknow....
grave robbers.
I think they should be left at the bottom of the ocean.
I think that the ship should be left alone
The ship IS left alone. The ship is the grave, the debris field is not. These items come from the debris field.
Leave everyone’s items at the grave site. These are peoples belongings and should not be passed around
All this stuff needs returning to Belfast
The Titanic was owned by American JP Morgan. He owned the entire White Star Line fleet. They just had it built in Belfast and allowed the British to operate the ship but it was owned by an American.
@@cliffkelley6550 bullshit and ya know it 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
A jak by ktoś okradł grub waszych najbliższych jak byście się czuli złodzieje cmentarzy
It’s a myth that all the shoes that litter the wreck site used to have feet in them, unless all those people only brought one pair of shoes each and how unlikely is that.
I can guarantee you that all the shoes on the ocean bed next to the titanic were worn by individuals. And even shoes which weren’t worn at the time are death should not be used by greedy corporations looking to increass customer rates.
@@ArlenIrons so nobody brought more then one pair of shoes with them? Even the wealthy people? Some of those shoes where not on feet period. And as to your other comment I have no idea what your talking about as I said NOTHING about corporations???
@@ArlenIrons Those shoes are probably the last thing anyone will remember of that person, otherwise their name would fade away into nothing. Those shoes will be tangible evidence to teach others never to take life for granted, never to overlook the importance of safety, and never to forget. If a greedy corporation is trying to make an impact like that, then great, take my money. This exhibition came to my county 10 years ago and I paid to see it, and walked away with my eyes opened. The exhibit was a beautiful way to remember the people that died that night.
It’s 2020 hun, whoever is doing your audio please do it stereo not mono audio!!! Reupload!
Damn man.. are you a time traveler?!
Jordan Sparte lmao typeo but maybe !
J mackdaddy Cream ha! Get to work audio guy!
I was more focused on the stain on her shirt? Lolol So unprofessional.
No sound
Would love to see it, but I would never stay al The Luxor hotel.
Why ?
Why?
@@irmajgarcia6009 from things I’ve heard, nothing more.
So is it ok to steal from wreck or not.I see only Americans had licence for this.Wtf?
The ship is the grave, the debris field is not. These items come from the debris field. Also, theTitanic was American owned. American JP Morgan owned Titanic and the entire White Star Line fleet.
Las Vegas has no connection to Titanic. The only city in the world where these artefacts should be displayed is Belfast where she and her sister ships were built.
The ship was American owned. American JP Morgan owned the entire Whitestar line fleet which included Titanic.
@@cliffkelley6550 but it was Ireland made and that’s where rms titanic belonged titanic is not an American ship other than being owned
@@Getstr8cash So if you purchased a Volkswagen car, who owns the car? You or Germany?
It is a mass grave and should be left in peace.
Agreed . And if anything is recovered it should be given to the families of those it belonged to
It’s apart of history and must be preserved. If nothing was saved what will we have anything to remember and teach the story of the titanic?
The ship is the grave, the debris field is not. These items come from the debris field.
@@pixie7435 The families filed insurance claims and were paid almost a century ago. ANything that comes up from the debris field is the property of the one who pays the enormus bill to "dig" there.