Hey, sorry if I sounded a bit aggressive with my previous comment. I'm a bit of a nerd and get quite annoyed when people ignore historical facts at times. Though, this video is better than the previous one. The explanation of the basics for these theories are done quite well! To be exact, the Titanic wreck was discovered 73 years after it sunk in 1985 and 10 years before James Cameron's theory. An also the Boiler Explosion theory has some basis as many passengers state around the time of the breakup (whether they say it broke or not) stated that they heard something that sounded like the boilers exploded and/or the engines falling out. Honestly, with my explanation on what happened to the bow aft (the part that isn't found in the wreck) was that during boiler rooms 1 & 2 (the most aft ones) exploding, it caused the decks above to collapse, combine that with the weight 3rd funnel falling and stress of the ship breaking and the top bow aft deck superstructure completely collapses. It would fall into the water and I'm guessing during it's underwater descent broke up even more until it was in multiple pieces. From 1912-1985, the most significant pieces would've been eaten up due to it being weak and only tiny pieces of wreckage of that area is left. The boiler explosions would also make sense on how bad the stern was when it was found. In 2012, National Geographic stated that it was because of a large implosion in the stern's underwater descent due to trapped air but that would most likely've happened during the stern's final plunge which most people state that the cargo hatches burst open with lots of air escaping before it went underwater. Oh yeah, and I believe that the 4th funnel fell when the stern began plunging due to a lot of survivors calling 'A Night to Remember (1958)' incredibly accurate and it happening around that time (without the ship breaking up ofc). But that's just my theory.
Hey, sorry if I sounded a bit aggressive with my previous comment. I'm a bit of a nerd and get quite annoyed when people ignore historical facts at times. Though, this video is better than the previous one. The explanation of the basics for these theories are done quite well! To be exact, the Titanic wreck was discovered 73 years after it sunk in 1985 and 10 years before James Cameron's theory. An also the Boiler Explosion theory has some basis as many passengers state around the time of the breakup (whether they say it broke or not) stated that they heard something that sounded like the boilers exploded and/or the engines falling out. Honestly, with my explanation on what happened to the bow aft (the part that isn't found in the wreck) was that during boiler rooms 1 & 2 (the most aft ones) exploding, it caused the decks above to collapse, combine that with the weight 3rd funnel falling and stress of the ship breaking and the top bow aft deck superstructure completely collapses. It would fall into the water and I'm guessing during it's underwater descent broke up even more until it was in multiple pieces. From 1912-1985, the most significant pieces would've been eaten up due to it being weak and only tiny pieces of wreckage of that area is left. The boiler explosions would also make sense on how bad the stern was when it was found. In 2012, National Geographic stated that it was because of a large implosion in the stern's underwater descent due to trapped air but that would most likely've happened during the stern's final plunge which most people state that the cargo hatches burst open with lots of air escaping before it went underwater. Oh yeah, and I believe that the 4th funnel fell when the stern began plunging due to a lot of survivors calling 'A Night to Remember (1958)' incredibly accurate and it happening around that time (without the ship breaking up ofc). But that's just my theory.
its fine