Titanic 105 - "Real-Time Sinking"
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- The 105th anniversary of the most famous event in modern human history - the sinking of the RMS Titanic - is remembered and reexamined with a real-time digital recreation.
Starting at 11 PM EDT (11:33 PM Titanic time)
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I've been into Titanic since I was 10 years old. May she and 1,500 souls Rest In Peace.
Toby Pasman So How old are you now? You are 115 years old?
Renz's Entertainment well someone doesn't know how to read
4 years for me.
Toby Pasman same comment except since I was six years old
I've likes it since I was about 7
The cook on the Titanic
Was a Fucking Badass 😂 he got drunk
Walked and slides down the ship while it was sinking
And survived in the cold water too
He also helped people dropping things in the water that could float
While HE WAS DRUNK
WHAT A LEGEND rip
I guess you might as well go out in style and numb the pain (physical and emotional) at the same time.
The Chief Baker, Charles Joughin actually stayed on the ship to the very end when the stern made the final plunge following the breakup.
@@jessecrump1424 It's theorized he was the last survivor to physically leave the ship
@@Taygon45 Yes I already know that. I've been studying the old girl since I was 5. Nearly 28 years ago.
@@jessecrump1424 cringe
Imagine being so hated that people don't wake you up to tell you the ship is sinking.
*Petty Level :* 1000000
But ironically he lived and some of them did not.
@@rosiebanks5618 I KNOW! 😂
In fairness, they didn't know the ship was sinking at that point. Then again, once they did know that the ship was sinking, they still didn't wake him.
Lets be honest; we all know someone (from school, work, social groups, our hometowns, whatever) that we also wouldn't wake up. Some people just suck.
Jakob With a K ha, yep, true, i agree with you 100% there bud!😂😂🙋🏻♂️
Just sat through watching this whole thing. I am not big into computer games but these guys are so passionate about history that I am going to buy the game when it comes out to help support them. I think they are doing more than just making an enjoyable game, but shedding light on history and telling the story of Titanic in a new and impactful way.
Warren Hughes
I have to wonder how much of specific events and time references are verified, and how much is speculation.
Fun fact: One of the people in Lifeboat 14 was a man named Daniel Buckley, who was ordered out with a group of friends by Lightoller, but a first class woman threw her shawl over him so Lightoller didn't know he was male. Daniel Buckley survived the disaster, and later served in the US Army in WW1, where he was killed in the Argonne Offensive.
Also, Lifeboat 16 had stewardess Violet Jessop on it. She was on the Olympic when it collided with the Hawke in 1911, then she was later on the Britannic when it sunk in 1916. She survived all three incidents
But sadly Violet Jessop received a head injury due to the Port side propeller.
Wrong
@@thecookie2103 That was on Britannic.
Had a 1/10 chance of surviving
@@Gabriel09-b6j shut up, it×s not wrong
Oh my god, you guys have created something absolutely astounding. Take my money.
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The amount of effort, work, & time you have all invested in this is amazing. Thank you so much.
Jakob With a K
Ditto!
Just watched in real time 2018.. 106 years today, I hope some of you joined me in this occasion.
Noah Pitts-Eragbhe Same here, I missed it last year, so I was happy that I was able to be here tonight 106 years later to watch this, this has probably just turned into a thing I will now do every year.
Noah Pitts-Eragbhe same?
I sat here from the moment I woke up and was glued to my seat. This was the best video I have ever watched, to date. It brought everything I have learnt together perfectly. Thankyou so much for taking the time to do this!
The Captain and crew of Carpathia were heroes. Pushing an old ship beyond its safe operating limit to speed through ice fields in poor visibility. Respect to her captain to give the order, respect to her crew for keeping her together
I can't even imagine how scary that would be. The engine crew must have been on their toes the whole trip watching the machinery moaning from the stress.
3:03:17
This story about the shooting stars ✨ really touched me. Thank you for your passion and hard work making this and the game. I’m looking forward to it.
Rest In Peace to all of those on the Titanic 🌹
I love that they slowed down the final plunge. It bothered me how quickly it goes under in the original.
HamburgerTime209 Same; that was the only issue I had with the original was that the final plunge seemed so QUICK. It was a big ship, but it wouldn’t have gone down as quick as that.
The ship broke in half, the second part of the ship that stayed above the water would sink faster than the part that was already under the water
Brian Edwards Exactly. The double hull would’ve pulled the stern down quicker. The front of the ship was filled with water which added even more weight, yeah the stern would go down quick.
@@ferrallezz5246 so not really. The stern was still buoyant when the breakup happened, yeah the double hull pulled it but it shook that chunk off. Second many of the survivors said that the stern took another 5-7 minutes to actually disappear beneath the surface, and some thought it may just remain afloat. The bow had already lost its buoyancy so it was just gonna plummet down to the seafloor but the stern took longer because of the air pockets, and then it dropped once the implosion happened. That's why the stern looks like a bomb site and the bow still looks okayish besides being separated from the rest of the ship. This is also why the pieces of the double hull found were so far from the rest of the main debris field. Got frisbeed off during the final few moments of the break.
Yea it almost seems fake
Beautiful work guys
Hey Blue Star Line :D
It's me blue
@@RingoDixie :0
Aren’t you the people building Titanic II?
1:18:52 "boilers can be replaced, but lives cannot. " That is probably what Captain Rostron of the RMS Carpathia was thinking or at least something along those lines.
The Carpathia steamed through an ice field at 24-25 knots trying to reach Titanic in time. She was an old ship and they had no idea she could make that kind of speed. They literally dodged icebergs to get there. It must have been nerve wrecking for the crew straining to see the ice so as to avoid Titanic's fate.
@@lindapruitt2656 I thought Carpathia was steaming at 17.5 knots. The ships max speed was designed to be 14 knots.
Captain Rostron knew the ship's boilers were not rated to handle that much steam pressure, but boilers can be replaced and lives can't.
But at 17.5 knots, the crew would have had far more time to see an iceberg and react compared to the time Titanic had.
The story of Titanic still rips my heart to pieces.
I can only imagine the sheer terror, the fear, the knowing that death was coming and there was no way out must’ve been indescribably horrifying. You gentlemen did a great job with this. I’ve watched the Titanic sink in real time, mostly in total silence. I very much enjoyed listening to the stories you all told as the ship slowly meets its fate. I often think about the people that were never able to get off the ship, the people trapped inside. I try to comprehend what it was like when the lights went out, the screams and cries of the people as the freezing cold, dark water enveloped them and pulled them down. It was pitch dark. They couldn’t see anything. All they could hear was the screeching, shattering and moaning sounds of the ship’s last cry for help as it ultimately succumbed to the ocean...
The James Cameron movie ‘Titanic’ told the story well, with a bit of fiction mixed in, but no Hollywood movie compares to the real experience of it all. I’ve always felt that the sinking of that ship was the curse of man’s arrogance. They said it was “unsinkable” and them wanting to increase their speed to make headlines ultimately sealed their fate. I’ll always hold a place in my heart for all those unfortunate souls who lost their lives that terrible night. I’m in California, not far from Long Beach and The Queen Mary. As you can see, I’m a few years late, but I hope you make it out this way again. My cousins bring their Grandfather once a year for a tour of Queen Mary because he actually served in the NAVY in WWII and sailed aboard ‘Mary’ during her “Ghost Ship” days. He’s got some great stories! Thank you ever so for the hard work you’ve put into sharing the story of Titanic.
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I'm in Riverside. I appreciate your well written thoughts. Like you I've often wondered the same thoughts.
I'd like to see a movie about the Carpathia that night. Not a particularly exciting movie, but I would be interested nonetheless.
shuichiboy theres a sound clip of rostrum saying what was done, about 20 mins long. Just type in captain rostrum and it comes up. Fascinating hearing his version.
That's here: ua-cam.com/video/8wbtcEuef_c/v-deo.html
Yes would be interesting , could also show the Californian
@@wrighj yes, the californian, the ship that was very close and could have easily helped, but let them sink and die. they even saw the flairs. why didn't they investigate the flairs, and ask titanic why they were shooting rockets?
id watch that
105 years ago this happened and I have to say rip to those who died that night ;(
Cody Wrasman and it will happen again history repeat it self!!!!😂
The UA-cam Elite that's not a joke.
wow
105th like
Cody Wrasman Yeah. ;(
Holy shit, the way you did the voice over at the end as the ship began its final plunge was haunting, i actually had goosebumps and felt uneasy, very well done sir.
TheY2JMc Do you mean "Holy ****".
no, I don't believe he does mean that.
I remember around the time that the 97 movie Titanic was about to be released I was up late one night and I caught the 1958 version about Titanic called A night to remember and being really young at the time I felt really sad and horrified about what happened on the ship. A few weeks later I went with 5 girlfriends from school to see Titanic and they were all crying over Leonardo Dicaprio drowning and I'm sitting there stone faced and just hoping that the movie would just end already. I remember some teenage boys cheering when Leo drowned lol..Anyway point is that the 1958 movie got to me way more than the 97 one. As nice as the effects looked I still felt like I was watching a Hollywood movie. With a night to remember you really feel the fear and sadness. This was also amazing. Great work guys!
Lol
It’s a shame the amazing attention to detail used for the RMS Titanic is overlooked. The 1997 romance story is both unrealistic and shallow, IMHO! Too bad the plot overshadowed the amazing recreation and reproduction of the Titanic.
A night to remember is a very good adaption. I felt the sadness and how scared they were.
Night to remember had much better actors : Clifton Webb , Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Wagner and many others
The tv movie Titanic with Peter Gallagher and Catherina Zeta-Jones that came out just year before Cameron movie, was way better also on more emotional scale, showing more of actual portrayal of people who were on the ship. It was also first movie which showed the ship breaking in half. Cameron's movie was really good, but they made big mistake by placing this love story in foreground.
3:18:20 Feels really strange to see the Titanic sailing after watching it sink for 3 hours...I guess survivors would have died by heart attack if the Olympic showed up before the Carpathia did.
For sure, if they don't say before: OMG, a ghost ship! Because they probably don't know the differences between the Olympic and the Titanic!
😂😂😂😂😂😂 Underrated comment
That's exactly what Ismay was thinking when he ordered _Olympic's_ captain to abort the rescue and just focus on recovering the dead.
@@DistractedGlobeGuy could you give source?
@@InterwebsArchive the US Senate inquiry report includes a transcript of the communications between Rostron and Haddock. According to the document, at around 3:00 PM on the afternoon of the fifteenth, Ismay (still coming down from the painkillers he had been given earlier) explicitly instructed Haddock not to accompany the survivors to New York, citing concerns about passengers being unwilling to trust another _Olympic_ class ship.
All this comes from the minutes of Day 18 of the proceedings.
I was born in 1986 and I was obsessed with the Titanic a few years before the 1997 movie came out. If I would have had the internet and had this, I would have loved it. Thank for this y’all!!
It is very ironic that the Olympic, which was the guinea pig for improvements for Titanic and Britannic, outlived both of them. It hit two ships during its service and remained afloat while the Titanic sank on its first voyage. During WWI, it was made a troop transport ship (a legitimate target), a far dangerous assignment than Britannic, which was a hospital ship (so protected). Yet Britannic hit a mine and sank while Olympic survived (and even destroyed a German U-boat). It was the only Olympic-class ship to bring profits and good publicity (Olympic was called old reliable) to the White Star Line while the other two were only money-loss (and in the case of the Titanic, almost a killer-company). It is a pity it was scrapped. They should have kept it for history purpose (regarding Titanic) and for its service in the navy during WWI.
To be fair, Brittanic could have possibly survived if it wasn't for the portholes being open.
Luna Deafenhine: That is right. Only 6 compartments were open after the explosion, the limit of the Britannic. The Britannic would have stabilized itself. That is why Captain Bartlett is unfairly criticized for trying to beach the ship. He didn't know for the open portholes and his effort would have worked if the portholes had been closed. Yet, he is seen as a fool (and blamed for the lifeboats ripped by the turbines while they were launched without his permission).
@@johan9428 He should've given permission..... also, it's always stupid to go sailing/cruising with a vessel when it's foundering. He basically sped her sinking up!! It could've done more damage!!!
Firemarioflower: Without the open portholes, only 6 compartments would have been compromised, which means the Britannic would not have sunk (if motionless) and would have gone down if moving, but much more slowly than this. The ship would have made it in land before sinking.
I read somewhere that it was a common joke that the crew of the Olympic would make that "If Old Reliable had hit the iceberg, the iceberg would've sank."
Obviously not true, but a mark of the respect they had for that tough old girl.
I'm listening to this while doing homework, and I'm adoring the minute by minute "walk through". It's nice to be listening to this in 2022. Thank you so much for all the detailed information.
The commentary for this was so well done! You're very informative and the intensity in your voice as you thoroughly explain what's happening made this compelling yet haunting to watch.
Watching this on April 14th 2018 and started watching at 11:40pm
Amazing work guys I must say , and the commentary is excellent and helpful. Thank you!!
Tom narrates each person’s story beautifully, adding humanity to such an infamous night. Thanks you guys. Great job.
Imagine being a 3rd class passenger in the stern and getting stuck in one of the air pockets as the ship implodes.
Worst nightmare dying in the middle of the Atlantic in freezing waters🥶😰😢
I'd always take the generous fate of being squished to death in an instant by an imploding air pocket over painfully
freezing to death floating in the middle of the atlantic ocean in absolute darkness assuming that air pocket is "sealed" and could withstand the pressure until the wreck reached the bottom of the ocean before implosion(~7minutes). Well if not i guess i'd rather freeze to death than feeling the pressure in my bubble shoot up from 1atm to almost 400 atmospheres in a few minutes.
I realize I’m 3 years late to the party, but this is really very well done.
Very nicely done!
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Shipster it's me
Keep doing your thing guys. This is one hell of a project you're creating.
I watched every second of this live stream.
I can't believe its been 105 years already. I can remember when I was just a little boy and was watching a bunch of titanic videos on the 100th anniversary. It's been such a long time. I was born 90 years after the sinking, and its been 105 years now, like damn. This project you guys are working on is so inspiring and amazing, keep up the good work men!
Why would they not just reverse the ship and at least try it
they did it, but that wasn't enough to stop the titanic, only slowed his speed
@@XVENEZUELAZX They did not reverse the ship. Did you even watch the video?
@@tylerkvisle6543 Simply put, they didn't have the time and it was standard procedure to stop the ship.
Not to mention reversing the ship would have made the turning of the ship a lot less effective, which would have made the sinking worse than it was.
I was also born 90 years after the sinking.
the gentleman (Tom) who narrated the last 10-15-ish minutes, of the sinking, has such a way with words. his pacing was perfect; practically had me weeping. back watching this version on the 111th anniversary. the last minutes still get me choked up. it's the voice-over narration (as usual).
"It's good to be a sponge", words to live by.
LegitGrantham20 As long as you don't live in a pineapple......
Clayton Under or above the sea?
The word "amazing" doesn't do justice to you guys! ❤️
Unabashed Geekette I think that they should be held responsible for all of the people who died on the ship and they need to have lots of life boats for all of the people who was left to d needed more lifeboats time in Vegas White Star Line that should be held responsible what happened on a hundred years ago why the Titanic hit the iceberg in 1912
It is now April 3, 2018, almost a year later. I wish I could have been there the night you did this originally, but I enjoyed watching and listening very much. I’ve been to the Titanic exhibit when it came to Atlanta and it was fascinating but sad. Thank you for sharing this and for your interest in history! Wishing you the best in your endeavors!
Your narration was enlightening bringing us a little closer to the people in that disaster.
The titanic funnels were designed on a slight backwards angle so when it sank tipping forward, they evenly pointed into the air for aesthetic purposes.
Darby I cannot tell if this is a joke or not.
@@-brianflix-6292 Mental illness is never a joke.
@@justinthyme7275 what
damn they really thought of everything
@@Blox117 😂
Such a sad story...
Mad Bear Gamer
Well, it was over 110 years ago, get over it.
Nick Shortridge 106 years in 2 days. Learn your facts kid.
Fun fact: it actually happened
Wanna hear sad? Try listening to Nearer My God To Thee for HALF AN HOUR without shedding a tear...
Nicks_ Life! That doesn’t give you the right to be an ass you stupid little punk ass prick! Get a life!!!
My great great gran uncle was a crew member on lifeboat 4 he was a quarter master. and was lowering lifeboats on the titanic. His name was jack Foley
Based on what you described, you are related to Quartermaster Walter Perkis, who was placed in command of Lifeboat 4.
Just b happy he wasn't the asshole in charge of boat #6.
I've watched this stream 5 times now
“Down goes lifeboat 6, onboard Margaret Brown. And QM Hitchens. And Frederick Fleet, man who warned them about the iceberg. And Rose’s Mom... yep.. being useless with her goofy hat” classic lmfao
OGefr Sankt, 8.Kp II./FJR6 😂 time please!
Roses moms hate reminded me of a pilgrims shoe. Lol
2:56:19 that quote is very haunting to me, but also makes a lot of sense.
R.I.P. RMS TITANIC and her passengers
TITANIC GAMING
It’s been like 107 years, get over it and find a new hobby.
TITANIC GAMING
Damn, nvm. You’re litterly obsessed. That’s unhealthy. Don’t end up like that one kid who got obsessed, and died.
What kid
Nicks_ _Life! is there something wrong with being interested in the titanic? I also study world war 1, world war 2, and other historical events. I don’t see a problem with studying the titanic. If you got a problem with, then that is quite alright. Your are entitled to your own opinion, and I respect that. However, you should also respect the fact that I like studying the titanic and history in general.
Fusilli Jerry maybe I went a little overboard with that statement. (Pun intended) In terms of size, yes the titanic is pretty small compared to today’s cruise ships. But in terms of luxury and class, I personally don’t think any modern day cruise ship will beat the Titanic or Olympic. However, that is just my opinion. The titanic was actually very well built, despite what some myths say. Titanic and her sister ship Olympic both had more class than any other ship I’ve seen today.
Hey I watched this video to day at 12:00 am to 2:20am it was incredible
Luis Bracamontes what
On the topic of the radio messages, there's a radio play/documentary from the BBC - CQD This is Titanic - it 'translates' the dits and dahs of morse in to voices and really captures the changing tone of Philips' messages (i think it's been uploaded to YT...)
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@@CPorter there is real time record of Titanics recorded messages.. its absolutely ridiculous
Fool! You Fool! STFU and standby
@@CPorter ua-cam.com/video/FxRN2nP_9dA/v-deo.html
this might be the most intelligent joke ive seen on youtube,
anyway, i loved this one. i will copy int and save it,and look at it again from time to time!
Titanic, CQD SOS Hit Iceberg, sinking by the head
Olympic to Titanic, our position is (insert map coordinates I don't know them by heart but it's like 500 miles away) are you sailing to meet us?
Jack Phillips inside the Marconi room: "What the f--"
Titanic to Olympic, We're putting women and children in boats...
Titanic to Olympic, Women and Children are being sent off in small boats
Titanic to Olympic, Women and Children are getting into Lifeboats.
Olympic to Titanic, how's the weather?
Jack Phillips inside the Marconi room:
".....what the f--"
Titanic to Olympic, clear and calm.....
who else watched all the livestream when it was live from start to finish and then keeps on watching it again and again
I just found these real time livestreams after the fact, but do watch them many a late night. THG does such an incredible job with their documentaries and real time videos that bring the past to life with such respect for the people involved and passion for historical accuracy.
The time it took to sink after hitting the iceberg was almost an hour longer than the amount of time from the first plane hitting WTC to the second building collapse on 9/11.
105th Anniversary!!! But R.I.P to those 1500 souls who died onboard :(
NoviceT 1525 souls to be accurate
108 years now
In response to your comments at 18:50:
"I cannot imagine any condition which would cause a ship to founder. I cannot conceive of any vital disaster happening to this vessel. Modern ship building has gone beyond that."
Captain Edward "EJ" Smith
Yes and then something beyond his conception happened to the Titanic. He was Captain on Olympic and knew how tough those ships were. He couldn't imagine anything happening to the ship that would sink it. That's him having confidence in his Ship. Would it have been better if he was a little wimpy kid about it? "Oh I surely do hope nothing awful happens we'd surely be in a big pickle." No captain would be such a wuss, at least not till the Oceanos.
@@sorrenblitz805
Agree... but when you factor in that even now, over a 100 years later, you would never hear a captain of any ship ever say something like that, you have to believe Captain Smith was a bit ignorant and naively overconfident... That statement wasn't true then... isn't true now... and won't be true in the future... In general I believe there was an extreme overconfidence in mankind's newfound abilities to make things in the latter years of the industrial revolution that made many Titanic crew members, including Smith, believe the ship was unsinkable, or at the very least could serve as it's own life boat.
The words "God himself could not sink this ship" was uttered to passengers by crew members and was put into record during the inquiry.
I say this only to point out two things:
One, hubris is never good if you're a captain of a ship, airplane, bus... basically anything that moves and carries people... And two, I don't agree with the video's commentators when they say that that belief was not the prevailing belief... it was.
@@Paolo-sw8ys I don't know how much stock I put into some of that "God can't sink it" stuff. If the crew members said to people bad on them that's dumb but I don't think it's overconfidence on the Captain's part. He knew how tough the Olympic Class design was and expected Titanic to be the same and it was but Olympic never sustained the kinda damage that Titanic did. He never said "I know for a fact this ship can't sink" he said "I can conceive of no disaster that could sink this ship." He was confident but understood and implied that the inconceivable is a factor. I'm not gonna go into crew members most of them are just company sailors trying to make a buck honestly can't blame them for trying to keep the sale's pitch going.
@@sorrenblitz805
But again, when you factor in that that famous quote by Captain Smith was uttered years before and about a ship nowhere near the revolutionary size or technologically advanced as an Olympic class ship (I believe he was referring to the RMS Adriatic) you see a man reflective of the majority opinion of the day, and that is that in the latter half of the industrial revolution most people began to believe in the infallibility of ship building.
I watched the real-time sinking video before, it was haunting with the quietness... but this is what was missing for me, the commentary is brilliant.
It's so refreshing to hear a historical account that doesn't paint the British/White Star as the bad guys, by default.
1:01:00 Newfoundland actually wasn't even a part of Canada at this point, it was its own territory until 1949 #themoreyouknow
British tho
Thank you for this and for keeping the memories and the facts alive. Ever since I saw the movie a night to remember as a kid. I've been fascinated by the story of Titanic. A moment of silence to honor the brave crew and passengers who sadly lost their lives.
Didn't manage to watch live but did earlier this morning. Amazing video and commentary.
"If this was the first time I was seeing the The Titanic from a lifeboat I would think it was in danger.."
That’s absolutely incredible how they recovered his wallet
Blows my mind
Did you reply to your own comment?
@@MicrowavedBurrito1 You didn't see anything.
@@MicrowavedBurrito1 - i imagine he opted to do that instead of editing the original comment....
Was there any cash in the wallet?
Dude, this is so demeaning to me, just because I sunk doesn't mean my soul isn't here
RMS Titanic tell them girl
RMS Titanic Tell em girl we all miss you!
Titanic I know you're sad that you sunk but ppl just say that cause you killed 68% of the ppl on you
RMS Titanic
RMS Titanic
aww we mourn you as well😥
Something to appreciate about the senior officers Wilde, Murdock and Lightoller: they could have very easily used their rank to order Lowe and Pittman to continue loading lifeboats while they took spots on the boats. But they didn't!
As Senior officers they would have been expected to be among the last people to leave the ship though.
I have listened to this now for about two hours. It is absolutely mesmerizing. These guys are so incredibly knowledgeable. Unlike any other Titanic format/presentation I have seen, this gives the viewer a step by step sense of what happened and why it happened. It made it so clear to me why there were so many fewer lifeboat seats than passengers and why so many passengers refused to get onto lifeboats. Completely fascinating. Well done. A must for any Titanic follower.
When the game is finished, please put it on steam.
thats already been discussed and greenlit
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=330278972
morgan megurine nah steam is shit
I also would Love to see a console release once the PC has its run with it! Both PS4 and X Box One.
we got a steam hater here
Yeah the most stable, well renowned and widest virtual game store with good download speeds is "shit". Lmao
"The TITANIC has become part of our culture and folklore,a part of everyday speech No other shipwreck can make this claim No real life story can match it " Don Lynch
Rip titanic! Have your sleep in peace x
She's probably not going to wake up.
Charles Winkler probably because she is an inanimate piece of iron decomposing under the sea
Christopher Cromwell Several million pieces of rusty steel 13,000 feet underneath the surface...I think.
i was in the 1st grade and came across a book at school about the titanic . ive been hooked on it since that day
Man, i just cant stop watching this and the original sinking video, is looks so good and I cant wait for the public release!
SS Frankfurt: “what are you sinking about?”
ua-cam.com/video/7C-vYY3SBDE/v-deo.html
David Sooley I feel like titanic could’ve said towards the californian and made it in time
"What are you thinking about" 🤦🏻♂️🤭
Titanic: "Oh, I dunno. Iceberg stuff, I guess."
Ice borg
It's 1:30AM on 4/15/2019...and I'm watching the Titanic sink on the anniversary of the actual sinking. Eerie feeling.
This was amazingly done. Your descriptions were very good, so good that I had to stop multiple times because it was so emotionally overwhelming.
I have watched this documentary/Titanic real time sinking video so many times and it is just so interesting and knowledgeable
That was a damn good presentation. 5 stars out of 5.
The Californian, in the morning: aiight...what’d I miss?
"I'm Italian. We're scary."
And for Costa Concordia.
XD idk y thats so funny 2 me
Am I a clown? Do I amuse you?
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Yes they are
I've been very interested in the Titanic since I was 1997 when the movie came out it instantly made me want to learn as much as I thought and I will continue to learn.
Omg if I had know this video existed I would have watched instead I just clock watched all night crying it would have felt like less time if I had watched this also my cousin was teasing me she thought I was the only one up all night thinking about titanic
I know this is older but i just stumbled across it and i cannot seem to break away from it, excellent video, RIP to the 1500 poor souls who lost their lives‼️🙏♥️
Listening to your narration of the final moments and picturing it all in my head, the human and personal tragedies and the aftermath on the Carpathia really had my eyes welling up and the heaviness of the tragedy was immensely felt. After all these years Titanic still has the power to move. Thank you gentlemen for your hard work and tribute to the people who lived and perished during that freezing night.
Amazing story, amazing video, amazing coordination on the narrative. I think this is the best and most fascinating of the broadcasts. I also love how Tom, already quite the charismatic character, starts to get drunk as it goes along, kind of like the Chief Baker that evening on the ship.
This was really fun. I love this sort of commentary, specifically compared to the system in the HMHS Britannic video (which was good in its own right, but less explicit in its descriptions of what was going on).
Thank you. I'm home schooling my 11 yr old son and he loves to learn about the titanic. We watched this video as his school day. His favorite part of your video was learning all about officer Lowe. Thanks for all your knowledge.
Officer Lowe probably was quite mad for not being waken up "that's your own damn problem" lol
I'm sure this scenario happened to at least a few passengers that might have been traveling alone, but imagine being a first class passenger and telling the crewman that woke you up to go piss off and you fell back asleep and woke up a couple of hours later to the sound of water rushing into your stateroom.
It probably happened. But most first class passengers were not rude. Usually if you are woken up by an official you listen. I expected that more from 3rd class cause the crew just opened a door and turned the lights on and were told
Titanic: Honor and Glory Frederick Fleet was not at the wheel. He was stationed in the crow's nest when he saw the iceberg at 11:40pm
Listening to the screams of the people stuck on the ship really tears at your heartstrings. I can’t even begin to imagine the horror they must have experienced when they realized that there was no hope left for them and they were all going to die.
Let's re-write this to have the Titanic miss the iceberg and sail safely for 40 years of successful transportation.
But then the safety regulations would not have changed and then the brittanic would have been a whole lot worse
Lowe had a seven shot Browning Automatic Pistol. You guys did an amazing job, I love this so much.
I don't know why but I find this fascinating...
The best part about this is that sometimes they'll just stop and explain it in a way that all ages understand
+ + Respect
We got the real time sinking of both Titanic and Britannic. I'm just wondering, are we going to see a real time sinking of the Luisitania by any chance?
Tom expressed interest in the Lusitania, and even the Empress of Ireland. So yeah, it's not impossible! :)
Lusitania sinks in 18 minutes
Britannic in 55 minutes
I'd be interested in seeing survival scenarios for really any ship sinking. I'd be lying if I didn't admit I'm hoping this game they're making is like a nice story game then boom survival horror game. Different scenarios, Crew member, passenger, it'd be cool to have different scenarios depending on what kind of passenger you are first second or third class, if you're a crew member are you an engineer, steward, deckhand, officer, and then have a nice night right up until 11:39 then it switches to frantic mystery then devolves into panicked horror game.
May 2020: Lusitania Week
On the channel part time explorer they are doing just that a real time sinking of the Lusitania and you get to explore the different areas in first and third class they haven't set a finishing date that I know of
The detail from the gentlemen narrating is absolutely fantastic. So much information that was new to me.
Incredible job - your narrative immediately after the sinking brought tears to my eyes. Your entire teams attention to detail is breath-taking. We've 'pre-booked' our passage and can't wait for the final release. At least once I want to stand on the bow as it goes under. That will freak me out, but want to experience once. And through your efforts, I will be able to ! !
12:11 Titanic hits the iceberg
36:12 Titanic starts noticeably sinking
37:13 First few portholes go under, 12.05
47:10 list warning
58:19 First distress call goes out
1:04:30 First lifeboats are swinging out
1:12:32 Starboard List is visible
1:14:12 Lifeboat 7 is seen leaving the ship, discussion at 1:14:59
1:16:24 shell door D Deck opens, never used throughout the sinking
1:17:34 Lifeboat 5 is seen leaving, however ropes get tangled and is halted @1:18:31
1:19:16 First distress rocket is launched
1:26:53 E Deck Foyer Grand Staircase floods
1:27:54 Lifeboat 3 gets lowered passed A Deck, windows can't be opened
1:32:24 Lifeboat 8 is lowering slowly
1:37:40 Lifeboat 1 is lowering slowly, only 12 people aboard
1:42:29 Lifeboat 6 is lowering slowly, Margaret Brown is aboard
1:45:57 Lifeboat 6 calls up for more men in the boat
1:48:51 water is up to C Deck, at the forecastle
1:49:54 Port list begins
1:54:32 Lifeboat 16 Leaves the ship
1:58:15 Lifeboat 14 Leaves the ship
2:04:52 Lifeboat 9 Leaves the ship
2:07:30 Water Condenser turns on
2:12:23 forecastle Deck floods
2:15:00 Lifeboat 13 Leaves, 11 is already in water
2:17:05 Lifeboat 15 comes down, 13 is directly underneath
2:20:02 Lifeboat 2 is already on water
2:22:42 Lifeboat 4 finally Leaves the Titanic
2:24:20 Lifeboat 10 is swung out and lowering
2:27:23 Forecastle Deck is under
2:27:22 - 2.00.00 AM
2:27:23 Collapsible C is lowering, Bruce Ismay shipbuilder is on
2:37:24 Collapsible D is lowering
2:41:44 Collapsible A is dropped to Boat Deck
2:43:42 Collapsible B is dropped to Boat Deck
2:44:06 Bridge is submerging
2:44:33 Final Plunge
2:45:43 First funnel falls
2:46:57 Grand Staircase dome breaks
2:47:28 Second Funnel explodes
2:49:10 Lights go out
2:49:12 Titanic's structure fails
2:49:36 Titanic's stern sinks with 1,496 people still aboard
2:52:03 - Titanic is gone... 1,496 people will die within minutes of being in the water
Narrator: "You guys are welcome to chime in"
Second guy: "Well I think -"
Narrator: "Shut up"
Mr Wolfe Lol classic Tom 😂😂
This video is the most detailed account of the Titanic sinking I’ve seen. Thank you for your hard work on this. Excellent gentleman.
there is a lot of other details that does not show up in this one
It would be amazing if in the game, while you were on the deck or something in the background, some of the NPCs were playing out these stories. For example, maybe if you were on the deck, there could be a guy, like they mentioned, trying to strap some deck chairs together as a raft. To see all these little pieces of history in the background or something would be awesome
+The WarMeister That's pretty much exactly how they plan on making it.
Do you think the game will ever be released?
49:48 In the James Cameron film you see the Countess of Rothe come out of her room and asks what's going on, you see Andrews pass by and you can pretty much see him do all sorts of Mathematics in his head.
One more thing i'm surprised when i watched you streamed the moment Titanic's stern was sinking it sank a little bit slow but the real time sinking it sanked very quickly.
Perhaps they slowed it to sync it with the actual time on the clock so it would be 2:20 in real time and 2:20 in the vid or maybe they slowed it so they could have more time to explain a couple of more details before she was completely gone, was also wondering about this myself.
They slowed it down so that they could say more
You're right.
Your're right.
To be fair, there's an extended sequence at the start showing the ship cruising along peacefully for much longer than the real-time video, too. They've obviously edited it to make it work better with the live stream.
someone finally explained how the 1st funnels fell off.
SS Frankfurt - One of the biggest trolls in history.
Telegraph the original group chat!
Sphinx Money uh what?