Something UNEXPLAINABLE Happened On This Ship... | Project Britannica (ANALOG HORROR)
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Channel: @jackganimations
Today we react to a very underrated channel based on a retelling of the Titanic and the ships that were around during that time. What happened to the Mauretania? What is the mesh? I am looking forward to how this series plays out! Be sure to support the creator!
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Yay go Jack!
Hey, it’s Mike Brady, from Oceanliner Designs!
Hey it's my friend Mike Brady from Oceanliner Designs
OMG MIKE BRDAY COMMENTED ON BAZ’S CHANNEL???
OUR FRIEND MIKE BRADY FROM OCEANLINER DESIGNS
Great to see you supporting your friend . Our friend Mike Brady
Just got back from the pub and saw this - This is actually incredible!!! ❤️❤️❤️ gonna watch this right now with leftover pizza haha
Just finished the video, absolutely incredible! I’m shocked the series got coverage so early haha - was fun to see people talking about Titanic and Lusitania more!
Very excited to see what people think as the series progresses ❤️❤️❤️
Keep up the amazing work, Jack! I really enjoyed this one :)
Absolutely fantastic!
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Imagine you swap HMHS Britannic (RMS Britannic) with RMS Aquitania where Britannic was scrapped and Aquitania sunk from a mine instead of vise versa
The teleportation thing is The Philadelphia Experiment. Really fascinating story.
The “They wouldn’t let them out” likely refers to the elevators trapping passengers as the ship sank
Wait I’m from Pennsylvania, the heck happened in Philly?
@@Clementinewoofwooflemme explain this like a caveman, in ww2 naval destroyer teleport project, Albert Einstein help with project, Ship go teleport, But crew merge with ship after teleport
Good point
@@Silly_panzer3OSC it obviously didn't actually happen but cool story
Jack actually made a real time animation of the Lusitania’s sinking, it’s very detailed and researched thoroughly. (Also, Lusitania and Mauritania were sister ships, meaning they were almost identical)
And made the real time sinkings of Titanic for Titanic Honor and Glory and our friend Mike Brady of Oceanliner Designs
10:00 Project Philadephia. I heard of it. It started as an active cloaking system, if I remember correctly that acted up and teleported 50 or 500 miles away, some of the crew were inside the walls and hull of the ship while most was never seen again. Of course that didn't happen but awesome story nonetheless, sometimes mixed together with Tesla somehow🤷
With Tesla? How? Never heard of it
Nikola Tesla or the car?
@@sialmeckerjr Nikola Tesla
@@FatherMcKenzie66 sadly I can't remember but there was somehow a rumor that that device which did this was his invention and he was also on the ship when it happened
You know, I never thought I’d be watching an analogue horror of the Titanic.
RMS stands for "Royal Mail Ship" for your information
Oh I was thinking of HMS. Thanks for clearing this up 😊
Nuh uh it stands for "Royal Male Steamer"
@@Bazamalam HMS is a navy term, meaning His Majesty’s Ship, commonly used for warships.
@@unamedYT283 then QM2 would be RMV
@@unamedYT283 actually, both "Royal Mail Ship" and "Royal Mail Steamer" are right
(also, you said Male instead of Mail)
22:30 the Lusitania had enough lifeboats for everyone but a few might have been destroyed on impact. It was a smaller ship than titanic
Nope there was enough lifeboats, it just sank in 14 mins so most of them were didn’t launched
26:18 Not a Cruise ship, just a stationary floating hotel, like Queen Elizabeth 2 in (I think) Dubai or Queen Mary in Long Beach
Definitely not like the SS United States, rotting away in Philadelphia…
@@LuisAngelSantos honestly, a big shame
Indeed, a shame
Hi, im Not the Smartest; But.
4:42
Ships do not tend to have Painted Exteriors when still being manufactured, often, they are actually allowed to build a "Healthy Layer" of Rust, or Controlled Oxidization. (This is also how you get Colored Titanium.)
To say a Ship was *"Stripped Bare of her Paint, to WHITE."*
Means that for all intents and purposes.
Whatever caused the disappearnce of all the People Aboard.
Somehow managed to quite litterally ***"Scour the ship clean."***
THIS IS NOT NORMAL.
THIS IS ALREADY VERY ANOMALOUS.
If This Is Real, Someone Call The SCP Foundation.
5:14 wrong. Mauretania got scrapped alongside her rival Olympic in 1935. It was the Aquitania that served both world wars and got scrapped in the 1950s.
7:58 the text that pops up says "found the boy now part of thhe lift"
I feel ike very few people noticed that. I did
I cant see it
The Titanic sister ship H.M.H.S Britannic from White Star Line sunk a year later from Cunard's Lusitania which Britannic sunk from a Mine layed from a U-Boat in 1916, Britannic had 30 deaths and had sunk in 55 minutes while the Olympic, Titanic other sister never sunk but did get hit by H.M.S Hawke in 1912, Rammed U-103 on October 18th 1918, and a few years before Olympic was scrapped it accidentally rammed a Nantucket Lightship but the Olympic was scrapped because no one knew what to do with it and was scrapped next to the Mauretania from Cunard in 1935
watching this analog horror makes me wish olympic became a museum more than anything tbh
Same but that's reality, but hey there's still the wreck of both Titanic and Britannic (Titanic near Canada and Britannic near the island of Kea)
@@rmmvfazbearentertainment1054 Brittanic is actually easily accessible by Scooba diving, so people get great shots of her
@@doge_sevens I know that I was saying the location also you spelled britannic wrong
Keep in mind that the Olympic is Titanic's sister ship, baz! Great video, 10/10
4:34 "oh good lord"
I spat my food everywhere from laughter Ffs. 😂
(10:45) The place is called Durham. The capital of County Durham, England. Home to Durham Cathedral, Durham Castle
And houses one of the oldest fireducts still in use by a railway company in North East England.
(11:30) South Shields is a costal town apart of County Durham, England. It is know for its easy access to the beach with the LNER connecting all of County Durham & Northumbria to the rest of Great Britain.
What I find particularly interesting is that episode one mentions how the world trade center fell, which didn't happen until 2001. Which means this is an entirely different reality where the world trade center years earlier.
It’s not in the original video, it’s edited in
Funny thing is the ships; Kerberos and the Prometheus in the show 1899 that he mentions
Their designs are actually modified versions of the Lusitania and (possibly) Mauritania.
this is further expanded upon by the fact they are sister ships in the show.
and also makes no sense because Lusitania came about in 1907
edit: i forgot freelanced designs based on real things exist and this might not be an in-universe explanation. sorry
@@smyset1112 I have no idea when the in universe ships were built, just that they some how have those advancements a decade earlier than in real life.
7:58 “Found the boy now part of the lift”
boys*
Where!?
7:01 Dude, the entire thing was practically impossible even if it was true there are some kind of conspiracy to cover up the ship. The Olympic and Titanic's hull was casted with the ship's name, hence you can't just change it easily. And most if not all the interiors had different shipyard numbers (Olympic had the number 400 while Titanic was 401, and it was printed *everywhere* .Not to mention, there is difference between the superstructure between the sister ships that you have to recreate in Olympic and tear apart in Titanic. And if that's not enough the two ships was in the same home drydock for only weeks. Not enough for the swap to take place.
True
That theory that the Titanic was switched has gotten insanely popular but, as a Titanic historian, I can tell you it’s both completely impossible, thoroughly disproven, and utter trash.
Edit: Also, there were not enough lifeboats because lifeboats weren’t meant to serve the same function as they are today. The thought process in 1912 was that the sea lanes were so busy, if your ship was sinking, help would arrive with enough time to use the boats as little ferries, making multiple trips to transfer passengers between two or more ships and save everyone aboard. Titanic was a wake-up call.
Edit 2: Dr. Robert Ballard discovered the Titanic in 1985. James Cameron did do a number of dives to the Titanic in 1995 to research his movie, and then used the proceeds to do scientific research on the wreck in 2001. There’s a great documentary about these research dives called “Ghosts of the Abyss”.
It pisses me off how incredibly arrogant they were back then. It took the death or 1500 people for them to realize they were RATHER OBVIOUSLY wrong.
Fun fact: Titanic actually had more lifeboats than was legally required at the time. The Titanic disaster was the key contributing factor that lead to the creation of SOLAS (the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea) in 1913, which mandated there be enough lifeboats for everyone aboard a ship.
I mean yes but it still didn't have enough lifeboats then other ships at the time I think
There were two Mauretanias. The first one was the one mentioned in Jack’s video and was scrapped in 1934. The second Mauretania was the one scrapped in the 1960’s.
The interior shown in the 1st video was the interior of the Titanic. So it would make sense that he's calling the ship the Lusitania but meaning the Titanic. Them being the same thing in this ARG.
Actually it's the olympic. The exterior shot shows the name plate
it literally says "S.S Olympic" at 5:55
March 19, '96? Hey, that's the day before I was born!
cool
So i can assume you were born on march 20 1996?
quick correction baz, RMS stands for Royal Mail Ship, also more info for you Lusitania and Mauretania were sister ships, and Olympic and Titanic too, the name Britannica is also somewhat similar to the third sister ship to Titanic and Olympic, that being the HMHS Britannic, HMHS standing for His Majesty`s Hospital Ship
Love you bro ❤
1:20 besides Lusitania and Titanic, Britannic also sank just a year after Lusitania in 1916. Britannic was the youngest sister-ship of the Olympic Class, including Titanic. The first world war began just before Britannic's completion, and it was refitted for war use. The ship served under the royal navy until it was sunk in 1916 in the Agean Sea, on it's way to ferry wounded from the Greek front. The most popular and substantiated theory is it was struck by a seamine, likely laid by German submarines.
OMG i did not expect you to bring up 1899 cause i watched that and that was literally what i thought of when i watched that video the first time
The Philadelphia Experiment was what you meant. A battleship was used in a teleportation, dimensional, experiement thst turned into time travel. Two films are on it. Both awesome. The sailors get stuck in the ship.
RMS stands for Royal Mail Steamer. Olympic is my favorite ocean liner.
Back in the early 1900s the ships carried little lifeboats due to the shipping lanes as they believed a ship would be close enough to assist in a incident also the ship’s lifeboats instead being measured by passenger capacity but by the ships tonnage. That changed after the sinking of the titanic
The reason Titanic didnt have enough life boats is because Life boats arent supposed to hold all aboard a sinking ship until rescue. When you think about it, little wooden boats can hardly hope to survive in seas that would claim giant ships like Titanic. Instead Lifeboats were meant to ferry people from a sinking ship to a responding rescue ship. Ships back then and today generally travel along common routes, so it was assumed another vessel would always be near enough to respond in time (which was the case during the Titanic's sinking, the captain of said ship was just woefully neglegent.) or the ship wouldve sunk to fast for lifeboats to be of any use.
The ship you're talkin about at 10:09 is probably in reference to the Philadelphia experiment where they used psychics to teleport themselves into the future, past and other planets. Kinda wierd.
We are having a family get together for Jacks belated birthday this afternoon
7:10 the Olympic-class and Lusitania-class ships are no Cruise ships, they were Oceanliners, basically Ocean commercial transportation between two continents (Europe and North America) after Steel Steam ships exist up to this day (Queen Mary 2 is the last of her kind)
12:45 It isn't, the prefix can sometimes be used interchangably for a single ship, like how Titanic prefix used before RMS (Royal Mail Ship) was SS (Steam Ship) but the prefix used by the mechanics was TSS (Triple-Screw Steam Ship/Turbine Steam Ship)
22:30 Nope, if you want to know, the Olympic-class (Titanic is part of it) is one of the Oceanliner classes that hold more lifeboats than the British required them to have, though Lusitania still hold more than twice.
26:18 Entirely different things, Cruise ship sails, Hotel ship stay at port and be a stationary floating hotel
I like the research mid reaction tbh 👁👄👁👍 it helps the video reach another level of transformative + informative in my opinion, I didnt even know SS meant steamship until I watched this video
Wow, thanks for using my timeline!
It's comments like yours that make things a lot easier to try and piece together so thank you! :)
@@Bazamalam No problem and you’re welcome!
@@TheHistoricalLine do you plan to update it? Jack just released a new one not too long ago… Olympic is now in 2004!!
Great reaction!! honestly absolutely stoaked that you covered this as I’ve been a fan of your channel and boat related things for a long time. Project Britannica is sort of like combining two of my greatest interests (1900s steamships & analog horror) and i absolutely dig it. A bit of a correction about the Mauritania though: While google stated she served in WW2 and was scrapped in 1965, this is not true. In reality, Mauritania was scrapped in 1935 along with the Olympic which was also laid up that same year in reality.
There were two ships named Mauretania though.
7:57 found the boy now part of the the lift
This reminds me of this Netflix show I started watching called 1899. 8:38 I think the word you’re looking for a ship like Olympic is ocean liner.
You do a very good early 20th century impression lol
I’m a big ocean liner enthusiast, so here’s some notes about this from me that you can use in the future if you continue watching this series as more episodes come out. Prepare for a very long rambling about maritime history…
1. In real life, Olympic & Mauretania were scrapped in 1935. The ship that Google mentions serving in World War II was the Mauretania II, because Cunard reused the name.
2. Olympic is the other ship in the infamous “switch theory”, & she was nearly identical to her sister ship Titanic. There is a LOT of evidence against this theory, but it’s worth noting it & the fact that the two ships were near identical.
3. White Star Line, which built Olympic & her sister ships Titanic & Britannic, & the Cunard Line, who built Lusitania & her running mates Mauretania & Aquitania, were rival companies competing for who had the better ships. The White Star ships were bigger & focused more on luxury, while the Cunard ships were smaller & focused more on speed.
4. These early 20th century ships are ocean liners, which carried people from one place to another like air liners do today. The modern day cruise ships are for, well, cruising. Funnily enough, the Mauretania served as a cruise ship rather than ocean liner in her later career, & her hull was painted that same white that it was when she was launched, & in the Project Britannica timeline, was found with no crew or passengers.
5. It’s worth noting for future installments that the name Project Britannica might possibly refer to the Britannic, the third ship of White Star’s Olympic class, which only saw service as a hospital ship in World War I & sunk off the coast of Kea, Greece in 1916. Cunard’s third “superliner” in the 1910s & 1920s, the Aquitania, was built to compete with Britannic, & would serve from 1914 all the way until 1950, & was scrapped from 1950 to 1951. As Titanic & Lusitania’s places are switched in the Project Britannica universe, it’s likely that Britannic & Aquitania will be switched as well.
6. Jack didn’t animate the driving part in the first video, & he’s credited the original footage in the description. The town is very likely Liverpool, indeed, because most ships were registered in Liverpool, where a lot of shipping lines had their office buildings, & had “Liverpool” written on the very back of the ship.
7. “RMS” stands for “royal mail ship”, & was used on big ships like Olympic & Mauretania because these ships were British & carried mail.
8. I’d heavily recommend reading the Wikipedia pages for the Olympic class, each ship in the class, the White Star Line (specifically the parts in the history section from 1907 until the line’s end), the Cunard Line, the Lusitania, the Mauretania, & the Aquitania, as it will make the series make more sense.
This was definitely a long comment, but i hope you found it interesting because it’s quite important to understanding this series.
don't forget also that the origin of the "switch theory" is because in 1911, the Olympic was travelling from Southampton to Cherbourg, while sailing near the Isle of Wight, the Royal Navy cruiser: "HMS Hawke" collided with the RMS Olympic, the Olympic survived the collision and went back to the yard for repairs, but while repaired, the names of the Titanic and Olympic got switched.
@@MrMJ-jc4hdYea, you’re right, i definitely should’ve added that, but it would’ve made a long comment even longer. Thanks for bringing it up, though!
As a ship need,it’s cool to see something about ships made by someone who actually knows ships
RMS means "Royal Mail Ship".
Bro answered my whole life studying this💀 i forget to search to google💀💀💀
Have you heard about the S.S Eastland, It had more Passenger fatalities than the titanic, It capsized in the chicago river, Sadly its been overshadowed by the First World War, A horror in its own.
Bro, that voice acting was crazy
Mr. Gibson (Jack) is becoming known! That's great!
Rms means "Royal mail ship"
Well, he's close, it actually stands for Royal Mail Service.
Its not service its ship
@@owenmarshall1934 huh. I must've got the two mixed up.
Id love to see more creepy historical videos like this
This may sound very useles but duing 11:47 to 11:52 the airliner that flew over the ship has a high probabilly to be a 767-300 as it was introduced to the airline industry on January 30, 1986 and the 767-400 was introduced on October 9, 1999. And this is ment to take place in 1996. So this takes place 10 years after the 767-300 was introduced. But I can tell more! Due to the aircraft having a full white bottem unlike other airlines it means that only a small amount of airlines dont paint the bottem of their aircraft, even less use the 767-300 but even if this is in london the airline that has the highest probabilly of being in the frames 11:47 ro 11:52 is EVA air, or the green airline. How? Because like already said the bottem of the aircraft is unpainted and the livery of EVA air in 1996 had an unpainted bottem and were one of the operators of the 767 in 1996, also due to the poorly visible it is safe to assume that the aircraft is an Eva air 767 departing from the United Kindom. wow that was a lot.
PROJECT BRITANNICA IS AN AMAZING ANALOG HORROR. I HIGHLY ENJOYED IT. 👍👍
You know that the real titanic sinked in 1912 April 15 when it approached to the iceberg in 1912 April 14
Mauretania I believe was scrapped in 1937 not 1947.
12:14 what is that coming out of the smoke stacks?
I thought I was the only one seeing that
It's some crazy mesh activities
10:43 You're thinking about the Philidelphia Experiment aren't' you? It was based around in 1943 on USS Eldridge
this is actually really interesting I do got to say Lu si Ta Nia is a good way to say it lol
SS stands for sail ship an RMS stands for Royal Mail ship
Rms means royal mail ship
at 7:57 a text shows up saying "found the boys, now part of the lift"
edit: is at 3:22 for the og video
edit2: also at 16:48 the POV person gets on a lift, maybe linking back to the first video?
Hey Baz great vid mate keep it up, this is a very well made analog horror.
5:17 that is the wrong ship. That is the 1938 Mauretania not the 1906 Mauretania. the 1906 Mauretania was scrapped in 1935 alongside Olympic
theres two of them?
@@smyset1112 yea. Cunard made 2 Mauretanias.
@@Roman-R-2009 huh.
Please continue analyzing this series,you do a really good job despite being less knowledgeable on Ocean liner,I beg.
Philadelphia experiment is ehst your thinking of. Meant to he a cloak but teleported instead... Not real obviously but cool non the less
It's funny how you mentioned Arthur Morgan as the same time as I am playing Red Dead Redemption 2 while listening to this.
On the Lusitania 128 Americans died which is one reason they entered the Great War
Also I believe that city is Durham, I live in the area and that viaduct looks like the one over North Road. And the inclusion of "South Shields" would support that.
at 7:58 it says “found the boy now a part of the lift (btw you have to slow the video to perfectly capture it
The titanic Olympic and britannic were sisters ships only one survived the world war
Edit: someone survived the sinking of 2 of them with the britannica being the 3rd if I’m not mistaken
RMS = Royal Mail Ship, hotel ship = a docked ship in witch you can book a stateroom
Concept Artist is the job were you make art of future buildings.
A tower. It’s a tower.
I’m so happy it’s unreal
5:16 this ship is not the original mauretania but mauretania two (yes there are two versions)
Mauretania was scrapped in 1935 along with olympic
This reminds me of the USS Eldridge hoax back during World War II. I love interesting stuff like that.
I thought this was titanic when I saw the thumbnail lol😂
This literally predicted Still Wakes the Deep 💀
Fun fact the ship in 1899 is the Lusitania
Mauretania*
Oceanliners are always cool ❤
Any one else see the messageat 8:47. How do they know the world trade center fell in 1996.
That was added in by Baz. Its not there in the orginal video by the creator of the series.
@@jaredhiguera7997and the trade center fell on 9/11 in 2001
The muzak sounds like " how deep is tour love" by the beegees 😂
1:40 Of the 1,197 deaths on the Lusitania’s sinking, over 100 of them were Americans. And thus, led to America’s involvement in the First World War.
6:29 Olympic was an ocean liner not a cruse ship
A graphic designer baz....😂 But yeah bro that's what the people who do that work are called A lot of what they do is really cool In fact I think Finn McKentty Did a video on graphic design
Wrong, it's called architectural visualisation. They're Arch Vis artists. Graphic design is something entirely different
Lusistania wreck: 93m below the sea
Britrannic wreck: 395ft below the sea
Titanic wreck: 12,500 ft in the Midnight zone
20:55 ah yes, this is the reason I'm subbed to Baz XD
RMS Lusitania was a royal mail ship and passenger liner.
RMS means royal mail steamer
Ngl, I think I’m gonna keep an eye out on this series
Oh. It’s Royal Mail Ship Titanic. Or Britannica.
If you know, YOU KNOW
I do not know...
"Britannica" that sounds oddly familiar "Britannic" edit:in the title
23:28 OceanGate reference?!? 🫣
8:48 Interesting choice of music
People when they see something related to submarines since last year:
the thing you pointed out at 23:28 is not an oceangate reference... that's probably the bow of the Lusitania
HMHS Britannic hit a mine in 8:12am 21 of nov 1916. It loss 30 lives.
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Got it
Babe wake up someone made a project brittanica reaction video
Lusitana sunk by torpedo in ww1
Cool video👍.
Wait till he figures out about the Wilhelms number deaths
A new video dropped