You are correct. There are lot more interesting and fascinating things lying round the earth to see than spending 250K and risking life under water. Expeditions like that isn't just aimed to take challenge but is a matter of bragging in lieu of money. This is unnecessary.
That's like saying you don't need to go visit the Taj Mahal because you can see it on Google images. Being actually there to see something in real life is a completely different experience. Admit it-if you had something like $100 million, then you'd go down there too. Middle-class people take vacations and pay expensive plane tickets to have experiences in other places. This is the kind of experiences that the uber rich .01% people, pay for.
I always get goosebumps when underwater submersibles shine their lights on the approach to the wreck and you see the forward well deck and its so obvious it's the Titanic and in recognizable condition
The Titanic took over 73 years to be found after she sank at a depth of about 12,500 feet, but her rescue ship Carpathia took over 81 years to be found after she sank at a depth of somewhere between only 500 and 600 feet. As for her ignoring ship, the SS Californian, she sank at a depth that is believed to be even deeper than the Titanic and even to this time in 2024, she still hasn't been found.
Nah, OceanGate actually brought you down there to the ocean floor. What an amazing experience it must have been. Oh, and other submersibles could have had catastrophic failure too; I mean they are 13,000 feet underwater, after all.
This isn’t new its compiled footage from the Argus Video Sled, Alvin and Jason Jr. The grand staircases footage is where the iconic hanging chandelier picture came from. The only thing new is that its been complied together and released in bulk.
In a decade time there will be nothing left of this beautiful ship. The music really fits this video of the titanic what an incredible ship she was truly a tragic what happened to the ship and so many lives lost
Just remember that everyone who was ever associated with the Titanic will always be around us as angels. In Heaven we all become one loving family together and I know in my heart I’ve received love from every one of those great people and more. ❤😇🥰😍💕
They've found dishes (that they brought back up) in the wreckage with the company name. I believe they've also found lifesavers with the Titanic name as well. All of this can be found in the Titanic Museum.
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.
Any attempt to move it will result in the ship collapsing in on itself. It’ll just break down into a million pieces since it’s been deteriorating for so long. It could’ve been possible back when it first sank but it’s not possible now.
One it would never withstand being moved without crumbling to bits. Two, that would be so disrespectful and downright wrong. People died at that spot. You wouldn't dig up graves in a cemetery, this is no different.
Way too late now for that to be a reality. The ship would fall apart on its way up. It’s disintegration is accelerating. It’s been down there for 111 years, it couldn’t be done now without completely destroying the wreck.
@@tylerromero6572 That's why he said deep plant life, referring to deep sea plant life. No need to be an ass just bc you can. And no, after 1,000 meters sun can no longer penetrate, so photosynthesis can't take place. In bodies of water with less depth, you see plants like plankton & kelp on the seafloor.
It wasn’t the Titanic that was found then. Are you not aware of how far apart the two pieces of the Titanic are? Ships can’t move apart in two pieces in the sand.
I don't know why the band on the Titanic gets so much kudos for continuing to play as the ship sank. Personally, I think they would be more useful if they'd stopped jamming, rolled up their sleeves and lent a hand with the lifeboats.
Have you ever helped with a lifeboat whilst being untrained?? Not to mention hundreds of years ago where health & safety training was very much different to how it is now? These band members were absolutely heroic, continuing to play whilst facing all that chaos, also playing while knowing they were very unlikely to survive
That "jamming" likely helped calm more people than they'd have helped around already overcrowded lifeboats. I get the sentiment of your point, but there wasn't much more they could have done.
But they did they attempted to keep order and peace in a moment of chaos and tragedy. An attempt to bring Harmony and peace tune otherwise chaotic and doomed ending.. The story of the band playing into the ship sunk could be nothing more than just that do think that there would be survivors recalled that most beautiful detail of the most chaotic experience in their life is a little far-fetched, The women & children first so where were they going to go anyways.??
Once a luxury ship. Today lying in the deep depth of the Atlantic so sad to see this. May peace be with all the souls who perished in this disaster.
I'm looking at the wreck of the Titanic, and I didn't have to spend $250k or risk being imploded.
You are correct. There are lot more interesting and fascinating things lying round the earth to see than spending 250K and risking life under water. Expeditions like that isn't just aimed to take challenge but is a matter of bragging in lieu of money. This is unnecessary.
@@OliverInternational
Perfect, there will always be space at the bottom of the sea to accommodate the corpse of an adventurer like you.
@@PrincipeCaspianXoh did someone get triggered?
Maybe your generation should change the stereotype dude..
You are seeing the Titanic through a video though, not in person. Basically the same way you see pussy. Some of us like to see the real thing.
That's like saying you don't need to go visit the Taj Mahal because you can see it on Google images.
Being actually there to see something in real life is a completely different experience. Admit it-if you had something like $100 million, then you'd go down there too.
Middle-class people take vacations and pay expensive plane tickets to have experiences in other places. This is the kind of experiences that the uber rich .01% people, pay for.
Really hope they find the missing Sub…. I’m now about to start a unhealthy binge watch of all titanic related videos
It's gone. It's clickbait at this point
No they now have new ghosts , they’re called natural selection
@@fosterrogers9066yes, it took over 70 years to find the titanic. The sub will not be found for a long time or ever
Exactly what i have been doing. Binge watching anything Titanic related.
@@Luke-pp2lw i mean, the technology has grown IMMENSELY the past 40 years, so i'm guessing it'll take way less time to find the sub
The music is beautiful and is fitting for the haunting scenes of the tragic Titanic!
Can't fit spotify on my useless device, I'll ask my sister, the music is fascinating, Vangelli's underwater like 🌊
Sounds like a cover of Shine On You Crazy Diamond
@cmdrums2112 @imalrockme Bryce Jacobs - Written in Ashes
ua-cam.com/video/Mi2teoKckdg/v-deo.html
I always get goosebumps when underwater submersibles shine their lights on the approach to the wreck and you see the forward well deck and its so obvious it's the Titanic and in recognizable condition
Unforgettable 😢
The Titanic took over 73 years to be found after she sank at a depth of about 12,500 feet, but her rescue ship Carpathia took over 81 years to be found after she sank at a depth of somewhere between only 500 and 600 feet. As for her ignoring ship, the SS Californian, she sank at a depth that is believed to be even deeper than the Titanic and even to this time in 2024, she still hasn't been found.
The music is very fitting.
The music is so chilling
Better footage than ocean gate
Nah, OceanGate actually brought you down there to the ocean floor. What an amazing experience it must have been. Oh, and other submersibles could have had catastrophic failure too; I mean they are 13,000 feet underwater, after all.
美國的科技真的很厲害，1985年就有這樣的技術，遙控潛水攝影
Impressive and sad and a tragedy..
This isn’t new its compiled footage from the Argus Video Sled, Alvin and Jason Jr.
The grand staircases footage is where the iconic hanging chandelier picture came from.
The only thing new is that its been complied together and released in bulk.
Getting harder to watch these as the years go by.
In a decade time there will be nothing left of this beautiful ship. The music really fits this video of the titanic what an incredible ship she was truly a tragic what happened to the ship and so many lives lost
It'll still be around, there was too much iron to fully rust away in only 120 years.
@@jackson5116no it won’t. The bacteria is eating it.
You're acting like the ship will be literally disintegrated in 10 years. Maybe 40 years but not 10.
Just remember that everyone who was ever associated with the Titanic will always be around us as angels. In Heaven we all become one loving family together and I know in my heart I’ve received love from every one of those great people and more. ❤😇🥰😍💕
1986? It was 1985 right?
Is there any footage where the name "Titanic" could be visible?
I dont know if there is footage, but there are pictures. Tho its very hard to see.
I don’t think so. The paint and a lot of the metal as been eaten away by different bacteria.
They've found dishes (that they brought back up) in the wreckage with the company name. I believe they've also found lifesavers with the Titanic name as well. All of this can be found in the Titanic Museum.
Nope. I know someone who discovered the Titanic long before Robert Ballard did. And it wasn't in two pieces either.
@@beckydoesit9331 4 major pieces, right?
Titanic could dive, but only once.
Karate Kid theme tune.
Back when the gym was still standing
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.
Any attempt to move it will result in the ship collapsing in on itself. It’ll just break down into a million pieces since it’s been deteriorating for so long. It could’ve been possible back when it first sank but it’s not possible now.
It’s a grave sight too and should be left to rest
One it would never withstand being moved without crumbling to bits. Two, that would be so disrespectful and downright wrong. People died at that spot. You wouldn't dig up graves in a cemetery, this is no different.
Way too late now for that to be a reality. The ship would fall apart on its way up. It’s disintegration is accelerating. It’s been down there for 111 years, it couldn’t be done now without completely destroying the wreck.
@@shadowangel5547it’s down there and kept there for a reason 👀👀
So deep plant life doesn't even grow.
It's almost like most plants need something called sunlight 😒
@@tylerromero6572 That's why he said deep plant life, referring to deep sea plant life. No need to be an ass just bc you can. And no, after 1,000 meters sun can no longer penetrate, so photosynthesis can't take place. In bodies of water with less depth, you see plants like plankton & kelp on the seafloor.
@@tylerromero6572alright man
💔🙏🏾🖤🤯🤧😔 rest easy titan june 20 2023 and titanic poor tragic deaths dam his son just turnt 19😢
I know someone who discovered the Titanic long before Robert Ballard did. And it wasn't in two pieces either.
It wasn’t the Titanic that was found then. Are you not aware of how far apart the two pieces of the Titanic are? Ships can’t move apart in two pieces in the sand.
As it has never been seen before, how come they know what it is?
Lol. They were where it sank looking for it.
Because it looks like the titanic and they were literally looking for it
@@thethreeabominations Look like ... LOL . CGI you fool
There are also these things called photos that’s how
@@thethreeabominations More CGI
I don't know why the band on the Titanic gets so much kudos for continuing to play as the ship sank.
Personally, I think they would be more useful if they'd stopped jamming, rolled up their sleeves and lent a hand with the lifeboats.
Plenty of other people doing that
Have you ever helped with a lifeboat whilst being untrained?? Not to mention hundreds of years ago where health & safety training was very much different to how it is now? These band members were absolutely heroic, continuing to play whilst facing all that chaos, also playing while knowing they were very unlikely to survive
That "jamming" likely helped calm more people than they'd have helped around already overcrowded lifeboats. I get the sentiment of your point, but there wasn't much more they could have done.
But they did they attempted to keep order and peace in a moment of chaos and tragedy. An attempt to bring Harmony and peace tune otherwise chaotic and doomed ending..
The story of the band playing into the ship sunk could be nothing more than just that do think that there would be survivors recalled that most beautiful detail of the most chaotic experience in their life is a little far-fetched,
The women & children first so where were they going to go anyways.??
The lifeboats got released anyways…and there wasn’t space for everyone…so if you’re not getting off the ship, what’re you gonna do?
RMS Olympic
Yes. Titanic's sister ship. Scrapped in 1934. What about her?
@@dovetonsturdee7033 he's a conspiracy nut who thinks olympic was swapped with titanic. The theory is nonsense, don't bother
@@ron3557 it's not nonsense your just fast asleep
@@elliotwright8996 it's literally impossible and has been disproved numerous times
Oh please. Not this drivel again. It's not the Olympic.
The new Noah’s Ark… stay woke people
And end up like OceanGate?
Awake is better than woke