Titanic Contacts the Carpathia (The Last Signals)
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[[reupload]] - Another video from my old channel - this short was put together almost ten years ago, demonstrating the conversation between Titanic and Carpathia. I know our accents are off. Don't care - we were high-schoolers.
12:25 am, April 15.
The Titanic, not desperate yet, first establishes contact with the Carpathia via Marconi telegraph. No other ship, apart from the Mount Temple, is able to offer help. Getting in touch with the Carpathia gives Harold Bride and John Phillips hope that rescue is possible.
The Carpathia was the first on the scene after Titanic had sunk- too long after to save anyone in the water. This clip features the moment the rescue ship is reached.
On the left is the scene in the Titanic's wireless room. The right is the Carpathia.
This is using footage from my Titanic film "The Last Signals", which focuses on the two telegraph operators of the ship, Harold Bride and John Phillips.
We're getting closer to the big rerelease of Lego Titanic
Yes, yes indeed we are
What I love about this movie you made is the accuracy and timing of events as they unfolded that night. So incredibly well researched and more accurate than any of those big productions. Well done and thank you for bringing obscure acts of selfishness and courage into the limelight
I taught myself Morse code over the summer, and it was more simple than i expected. Still learning numbers, and symbols, but i have all the letters memorized. I made a model of the titanic, sawed it in half, and am currently trying to make it sink the right way, and i admit, its somewhat tricky to get the water to flood correctly, and not go too fast. The whole ship is like a honey comb, with all these corridors and rooms, and to recreate that shows the complexity of a ship sinking....
How is the Morse code going ? Have you tuned into any online Web SDR radios that tune short wave ??
You can hear lots of real Morse being sent between ham radio operators between 7.000 and 7.060Mhz and 14.000 and 14.070MHz. Some is pretty quick, but others are much slower.
I’m Ok at around 15 words per minute, but, if I get on the air regularly, I can go a little faster
How is the Morse code and model Titanic going?
There is a video on youtube about how to!
Same as me so then
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Titanic: We've hit a berg and is going down
Carpatia: Ah, yes, shall I tell the captain?
Titanic: Nah bro, grab a beer and chill in the lounge
Not funny
Hahahahahah……… but not funny
@@therealjackkennedy yes
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@@mrabintom Hahahahahahahaha… that’s like the opposite of what they did in reality
I can never get tired of your film. I lost count of how many times I’ve watched this. It helps out into perspective of what went on in communications as the ship went down. Thank you!!!
i really like the story of the titanic and more the story of john y harold
It’s still amazes me how you guys remade the Titanic set into the Carpathia set, great work!
i love this
it's so perfectly timed and the acting 10/10
Please, make more of this! This was so cool to watch. Fantastic acting, great sets, overall amazing to experience.
Without them Titanic would have been lost with much higher death possibly the loss of everyone. They deserve way more attention and remembrance.
There definitely would’ve been a higher death toll. The Carpathia arrived at the disaster scene hours before any other ship and the survivors were exhausted, crying, shivering, and hurting terribly when they were rescued. I really hope someday there will be a great movie focusing on how the Carpathia and her brave, caring, selfless, loving Captain, Crew, and Passengers did so much to save as many people as possible from the Titanic disaster.
I remember watching this long before TH&G. Once I discovered the game and the channel, It took me a long time to make the connection, and that only happened when I watched the short film again. A huge Aha moment for sure! ;)
Have you thought of doing a commentary on the original film you made? Because I personally loved it I would love to see a commentary regarding it if it were possible but it's just an idea
Oh I found railroad guys
Yes
Amazing film
Yes, this ship was leaving the port of Gibraltar in Spain for New York as always. a Spanish galleon my grandfather saw this ship when he was 9 years old docked in the port of Gibraltar, in 1917 the Titanic 5 years ago in 1912 sank in the North Atlantic and just behind at a distance of 3 and a half hours
It’s actually quite good
where did you get all these items from?, there so cool
You put my alarm for full speed
I watch Mike Brady's channel too. I notice both Tim and Mike dress in period style. Not that it matters, but I wonder who influenced who (unless it's a coincidence). I think it really adds to the channel.
@TheMaritimeproductions oops, I meant Tom...Tom Lynskey / Part-time Explorer
This is really well done
Very interesting school project mate
1:09 J. Phillips Said This To The Carpathia “It’s A CQD Old Man”
do you plan on uploading the trailer music?
ok i like this short film, it seems fun and halarious.
it’s supposed to be respectful and show the story of the wireless operators in a new light. it’s one of the best portrayals of John Phillips and Harold Bride i’ve seen.
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lol I started to listen with only one ear headphone, and was confused about the weird sound >
If any of this took place in this day and age with that many lives lost, there would be inquiry after inquiry, and heaven only knows how many related organizations would be held liable... The lawsuits would go on for years afterwards!
The White star line made all surviving crew redundant. And charged families of recovered dead to have their bodies shipped back to Europe. Think of the social media storm nowadays that would bring.
My mothers friend is the great grand daughter of harold cottam
Whoa cool! I share a last name with Harold. So it is also Cottam no idea if I'd be related to him or his great granddaughter. Would be awesome if that was the case. Wonder if there is anyway of finding out for definite. Proud to have the Cottam last name regardless though.
The Last Signals in color!
Beautiful
Imagine if these were aliens signals outside of Earth.
0:48 transmition
Thoses were the techies of the days. What they were doing seemed confusing, incomprehensible to most other people, and was on the very edge of their time’s technology, so they are the tech nerds of 1912.
Lets not forget that the first message to cross the ocean in wireless was in 1901, and the first ship to have wireless was in 1899.
Who are/were the actors? When was this produced?
2009-2012, Harold Bride is played by Jake swing and Jack Philips is played By Tom Lynskey.
@@Freakingfantasticfilms, thank you. I put questions like this out there hoping that someone will answer them someday. Thanks for taking the time to answer mine.
@@inkyguy No problem
Could we have the whole film in colour ?
How did u build the sets?
Yes
The Made Them From Coal Lumber
Thought it was the first SOS that Titanic sent.
It sent SOS later in the sinking.
CQD was the distress signal amongst the Marconi operators.
CQ means any ship. CQD was distress. It was changes to SOS shortly before, but as Marconi had the majority of ships Radio leases, it still was using CWD
Later on you would key down for an extended period before sending SOS
I’m later years, they had an _electronic watch_ that would listen for an SOS and ring an alarm on board the boat.
My buddy, who was a ship board operator was woken many a time on a false alarm. That was last century when they still used 500KHz. All gone now, save KPH, a historical station and the strange costal station in South Korea who is still using code on HF, but not 500KHz
Did they have to carefully listen to the messages in the form of Morse code or did the Morse code offer some sort of visual for them to read off of?
They had to listen only, as there was no visual output. They were trained to be exceptionally focused, and it’s incredible that they were able to keep their cool during the sinking
@@PartTimeExplorer i can't imagine. wow
Recepção pelos ouvidos.
Não existia tradução .
Geralmente existia uma máquina para recepção.
Infelizmente o progresso enterrou a radiotelegrafia .
@@PartTimeExplorer just letting you know, that wasn’t real Morse code on that “recreation” . Just random stuff.
They had a regen receiver made with a tube (or two) as opposed to the cohera buzzing you heard, so they would have been using head phones.
Here on the GoogleTubes, search for Titanic MGY real or fake. There’s a very interesting video
That recording _is_ a real hand sent quenched spark Morse transmission. Is it the real deal ? Hard to tell, but it’s authentic enough, and whoever is sending has , what we would call, a good fist. It’s worth a watch.
I’ve got a couple of stupid Morse Code videos myself, but I wouldn’t waste my time with those
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Captain you should contact the RMS Carpathia
We’re contacting the closest ships we can!
1:25 now I have nightmares
Captain you have the carpthaia ship
great
Hello
Captain you not drive the Titanic
1:00
Sir you want to drive the Titanic
ITS A CQD OM... DE MGY POSITION 46/46N 50/14W SINKING... CANNOT HEAR FOR THE NOISE OF STEAM DE MGY CQD SOS CQD
Did you see / hear that video with the spark gap recording?
The noice when he said we have struck a burg
2? 3? Fine
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Idk why but your acting videos always make me cringe lol. I just can't see you as anything other than an expert on Ships and ocean liners. This is exceptionally well though. No one else puts in the effort for realism that you do.
So excited for titanic honor and glory!!
.... What was your point? Just felt like being rude that day?
Rms titanic is a ship
가짜 .
parody
what?
this isnt a parody
@@rosalieaquino3037 rea the description