The way the ship just appearing out of nowhere in an endless world of blue is an amazing and eerie sight. The way the sunlight shines down on to the wreck is also breathtaking. I also love the contrast between the wrecks, from alive, colorful, and thriving on the Britannic to dark, dead, and decaying on the Titanic. But regardless, both wrecks are amazing to see in their own right.
I never realized how intact britannic is, people are always saying “we should raise the titanic” but I think the britannic is our best option considering the condition of the wreck
I know this comment is 4yrs old but yeah considering the state of titanic right now it would cause catastrophic damage to it and given it only has 30-50 years left it’s best to let her slip into the sea.
Questo ti dimostra la follia della gente. Il britannic è intatto e ad una profondità ragionevole . È identico al Titanic, ma le persone preferiscono morire e vedere il Titanic. Follia
Despite it being covered in all sorts of bacteria and the bow being almost detached from the rest of the ship, it's still in great condition. Man, to go down there and be able to explore the Britannic's exterior, the actual Britannic itself, would probably be emotionally overwhelming for me. Unfortunately, with Titanic, you'd need to be inside a cramped submarine looking at it via a small monitor picking up visuals from a camera, and it's not in particularly great condition. But this you could see with your own eyes, you could touch it, you can even explore some of its interior, and the majority of the ship is still just the way it was if you don't consider the stuff growing on it to be a big deal, and it's been over 100 years since it sank which makes it all the more astounding.
yeah it'd be an amazing dive, definitely something you wanna put on your bucketlist but still even seeing the titanic thorugh a window and monitor upclose even in a sub would be amazing considering the wreck is gonna be gone in 20 to 30 years due to decay :(
Yeah you could probably go inside it (I bet other people have), but that would be really dangerous UA-cam getting caught on something underwater or something collapsing
Even though the titanic was more famous than Britannic, the titanic is in very bad condition and is 2 1/2 miles below the ocean, only accessible by submarine. While britannic is the spitting image of titanic, and is in beautiful condition, plus you can dive there and you’re actually THERE, you can touch her
@@LeandroII Britannic didn't look like Titanic at all! She was all white with a green line and red crosses all over her, they didn't look alike. Otherwise, Titanic and Olympic were identical twins.
@@violetlunna The 3 ships were identical twins. The Britanic and the Olimpic were painted differently when World War I broke out in 1914. Britanic then functioned as a hospital ship (that's why they painted it that color), and Olimpic served to transport troops (it was painted camouflage). But anyway it was just the color... when the war ended the Olimpic (which did survive) was repainted with the original colors.
It is interesting to note that two of White Star's 3 'Olympic Class' giants still exist though. Although in a different form to their original states, both Titanic and Britannic remain with us through to this very day whereas the first of the sisters in 'Olympic' ceased to be in 1937. Everybody that had something tangible to do with these three great sisters have also long passed. White Star Line itself ceased as an entity in 1949 when the remaining shares in the company were completely bought out by Cunard. It is noted that only the Nomadic remains to fly the red burgee with the white star, but in a way, her giant sisters are with her as well.....
Also worth noting is that 100 years later, Britannic and Titanic remain, at 274 and 269m long respectively, the largest passenger shipwrecks on the seabed, although Titanic, as we all know, is split in half. Larger passenger ships such as SS Normandie/RMS Queen Elizabeth/MS Costa Concordia have sunk and were removed since then, but there weren't many. The Olympic class was the largest in the world back then and you can still see why: 269+ m long, 26m wide and 53m high (from the bottom of the hull to the top of the funnels) is in fact still bigger than a lot of today's ships. Given they were designed more than a century ago, they really were engineering masterpieces of their time.
i always believed that the Olympic, instead of being scrapped and sold off should have been turned into a grand museum and paid homage to her 2 sisters. i think that wouldve been a better thing to do. shed still be in service of sorts to this very day in that role. sad they didnt do that 😢
Why is everyone wanting to rise these magnificent ships out of the water? You can't, the ship would break up with in minutes of being out of the water. And, it's just now becoming a coral reef.
Nah it wouldn't. Whoever came up with this idea really needs to 're evaluate what they think they know . It won't just break up or turn to dust or whatever shit people say just because it contacts the air . The forces on the hull from a lifting mechanism may indeed do structural damage but air outside of the ocean won't magically make it fall apart .
To everyone who thinks brittanic can be raised are living in a dream world, it's been in 400ft of water for over 100 years, laying o. It's side which no ship is designed to do, whilst sinking with the bow twisting and breaking off, the ship underwent major stress that went far beyond its intended design, moving the ship now would result in nothing more than it simply collapsing into itself, and if by some miracle it did make it to the surface, the reaction to the air would almost certainly make it crumble like wet paper, if you look at the Mary rose, once out the water she started deteriating very quickly which is exactly what would happen to this.
The people who want it to be raised are failing to realise something, even if they did magically raise it, they’d have to tow it. Tow it with all that water and decayed walls, it would simply sink again, even with floats. As much as I want to see this ( and the titanic) raised, there is really no point to
I would keep both wrecks where they are. If anything is to be raised anyway, the bow of the britannic should be raised. It would cost less than bringing up the entire ship and people will still get to see the best part of the ship. I still think that they should remain on the bottom of the ocean though.
Beautiful even though she's at the bottom of the Mediterranean Laying on her side she's incredibly intact it's amazing she's so huge that you don't see her until your right on top of her this big massive hull looming towards you her stairwells wow they go for miles she's still a very very beautiful wreck amazing shots of hmhs brittanic
@@robertyoung3992 sorry my mistake I meant the Aegean sea the brittanic wreck has always fascinated me I would love to meet chat to people who have dived Brittanic hearing the stories experiences diving Titanic's beautiful twin sister she's still an amazing beautiful ship
not likely, this ship too heavy she weighs in at 53,200 tons. no lift system can lift that much, plus she has the front of her bow torn off. and also where would you take her? plus the whole ship may break apart durin the lift attempt because of how much time her hull has been underwater
I'm not sure if it should be raised or not, but I do think it is in almost perfect condition and should be preserved whether it be in an underwater museum type thing, or raised. Only thing you gotta worry about is that now when bringing it up.
Oh my God! How amazing! This was eerie, fascinating and melancholic. The Britannic herself - in the flesh! This dive felt like a relative visiting the bones of a loved one in an elephants' graveyard. I tried to imagine the ship before it sank, and the people who lived on it. They looked through those windows and used that metal staircase. The room at the end, viewed through the window, looked like a bedroom. It's inevitable, but nature has claimed ownership now.
Someone should explore the bridge. I bet the wheel and everything else is still in place. Also look at the wireless room. The Britannic looks fantastic
For people saying we should raise the ship? Why? Its a burial site. They should be left well alone. Visit them by all means...i love learning the history about these wrecks, especially the Britannic. She was stunning. I think suggesting raising it is disrespectful to the people who died. Thats just my opinion! 🇬🇧
Conviene sacar mucho más este barco, el Titanic es casi imposible sacarlo sin q se rompa, mientras ese está a más de 3000 m, este está a solo 120 m y en muchas mejores condiciones, lastima q le den más importancia a uno q está en sus últimos años
I have often wondered why someone doesn't just rebuild the Titanic and make it a musuem. Harland and Wolff is still in business and could recreate the ship. All the artifacts that were raised from the site could be on permanent display on her. Have her birthed in Belfast. What an attraction that would be!
There is no grand staircase. Britannic was a hospital ship. There is a staircase to the boilers that divers have tried to enter but it's too difficult to enter.
Technically she did. She was longer in length then the depth of water she sank in, so when the bow hit the bottom the stern was still in the air. So the ship broke between the front of the superstructure and the bow
Such a beautiful ship.. Look guys if there's an option to dive (russian company) in to a Titanic's wreck, than maybe there's an option to dive in to a Brittanic, which should be easier and cheaper(?)
+PlatinTony321 Dafür liegt die Titanic aber auch in über 3 Kilometern Tiefe und ist einem enormen Druck ausgesetzt. Die Britannic soweit ich weiß nur wenige hundert Meter
coldhardy1 Das ist mir auch durchaus bewusst vor allem sind in der tiefe auch ganz andere Bakterien vor allem Greifen die auch den Stahl von der Titanic an
The ship is in 120m down from the surface in the bottom of Aigean pelagus and 3 miles from the coast between Kea and Makronisos....the contition is very well for a 109 years old sunked ship....they were thinking of making it underwater museum, but with the right equipment anyone who wants can visit it... its length is 269 meters...the day of it sinking 30 people lost their lives when the propellers pulled their boat and cut them to pieces .....from Lavrio port to Kea is 13, miles 23klm.....Jack Cousteau find it with his team in 1975...now the licensing and the supervision of any diving activity on the wreck belong to the Maritime Antiquities Tax Office (Ministry of Culture) in Greece Athens as it is located in Greek territorial waters. Contrary to popular belief, the wreck is not considered a military cemetery as there are no human remains in or around it....
@soundbytesintheether They should raise neither. Not only is it virtually impossible to raise the Titanic due to sheer mass, extreme depth, and erosion, it would ultimately be pointless and ridiculously expensive. Also, the Britannic is not intact. It has a huge hole blasted in its side and the bow is split off.
FuzedBox what do you mean pointless? if shes raised she will be put in a aquarium like place because exposing her in the air will make her rust and she can be fully explored again.
Anonymous User That doesn't even merit a response. It would be both prohibitively expensive and extremely dangerous; those ships are deteriorating hulks, the Titanic is resting in two pieces at 12,500ft. They cannot be raised, and if they could, raising it just so people can see it in an aquarium or museum (it wouldn't fucking fit) is retarded, and they'd be too dangerously unstable to have anyone tour the wreck anyway. I don't get why you even bothered to post; everything you said is asinine.
Dude, you're fucking dense. The Concordia was only partially sunk and not a brittle, rusting hulk. That was a by the book (albeit complicated) salvage effort. I shouldn't have to explain this to you. Do some research. The Titanic sits at a depth of nearly three miles, and you wouldn't even be able to move it without it crumbling. The few researchers that still go down to it don't even go to the aft section anymore because it's too dangerous and unstable now.
Not only that. Titanic was a real shock, when the biggest ship in the world sank on her very first voyage. In a peaceful time! And only then people realized how outdated the safety regulations was. 16 lifeboats was not enough for any ship that big, no ice patrols, no constant shifts for radio operators, no regulations for rocket signals (Titanic actually had various colors rockets, not only white, but they weren't understood by the Californian's crew), and so on. Titanic made a great impact. Britannic and Lusitania sank at the war time. And even though it's a tragedy for life loss, it wasn't that big, as Titanic.
Apart from being on her side, missing her funnels, and having a huge gash on her bow, Britannic has fared much better than her sister Titanic, which is broken in two and has debris strewn throughout her wreck site.
de'travon washington Firstly, olympic and titanic have a different interior layout. Second, White Star had MANY other ships in service. They weren't exactly 'hurting' for money overall. The sister ships were both under insured and partially self-insured. A wreck of any ship of the new design would certainly cause the insurance bill on the others to go up. Basically the ship-swap-sink idea would result in more $$ loss than leaving things alone even if the fictitious fraud went exactly as fictitious plan was supposed to go. Unlike the conspiracy people, they were good at math. (And they weren't stupid.) third, TItanic's hull number was 401, Olympic's were 400, and parts were not interchangeable. All the part numbers found on the titanic wreck were 401. Fourth, the M-P switch is nonsense. - The M P you see in the videos is CLEARLY Photoshopped. Is OBVIOUS when you realize the faked video shows clean metal and no rust at all in the cut. - Further, the very suggestion they riveted letters over engraved letters is ludicrous. How are you going to hide a deeply engraved "O" with a riveted "T". - You can't. - And one more on the M P. The letters were 4 ft high, if rivet type would have weighed several hundred pounds each, were high on a high ship (requiring cranes), and there would have been 6 sets to change. (2x ships with names on the back too.) I can tell you from experience that such a job (using rivets) would probably take 3 or 4 days if you rushed. Maybe two days if you had 6 cranes and 6 crews available and nothing went wrong. At that height the swap would have been plainly visible for a mile or two from the yard in EVERY direction. Paying just the shipyard workers wouldn't cover it. You would also have to pay-off everyone in town and everyone in the harbor. That would include MANY people that didn't work for White Star, News people, people that had been screwed by White Star, people that worked for competitors, competitor's execs, sailors and officers on other ships, politicians, judges, kids. Talking 1000's of people. Do you REALLY think that would have worked?
It would be undeniable disrespectful to unravel any ships sinking place and not to mention that raising a ship like the Titanic or Britannia would crumble soon as its picked up due to it being weakened by the water for over 100 years.
Evreyone! Why we would raise the sisters they are 100+ yrs old! First of all it is fragile and she would just broken into pieces because shes 100+ yrs old from now and she was too heavy and the lift attempt would fail and the hull was damage,finally the bow is not attached to the body thats why we would not raise her up to surface
The rusticles are the cause of Chemosynthetic bacteria; which means they obtain sustenance from breaking down inorganic compounds, i.e., the iron from Titanic's hull, for food in the absence of sunlight. These rusticles are the deposits of waste created by them. You can say Titanic is Smorgasbord, Buffet, Bar Mitzvah and Ramadan all-in-one for these guys; while Britannic is like a Ritz Hotel for Coral!
In the end it's almost better that Britannic sank, the loss of life was avoidable and regrettable, but if it didn't sink it would've been scrapped like Olympic and lost forever.
if you saw those fishswimming by the Britannic they were in the remberance aswell cause they might remember what happened and they have to evacuated cause of the sinking and they saw it going down
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No! It'll be disrespectful for the environment! HMHS Britannic Deserved down there, cause it created a Coral Reeef! And place for Fishes to live! If you or somebody raised HMHS Britannic, it'll be a Disaster like: *" The whole Structure collapsed, dangeroused debri would kill a human, and also BACTERIA!"*
Theres no use, its protected by the Greek government as a war artifact (or whatever the heck it is, since it sunk on ww1), and if you do somehow have permission to raise it, it would take hundreds of millions of dollars to, and with that, once it touches air, its gonna disintegrate
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As much as I love the three Olympic class liners by White Star (Olympic, Titanic, and Britannic) shouldn't the Britannic be considered a war grave based upon her timing and the purpose she served? If I'm wrong (and I may be) but people perished with her and she was struck down by a war time instrument during a war in which she was commissioned a war time hospital ship? If she's a war grave then how can someone have any rights to her?
+4HMEntertainment The only casualites happened on the surface; as far as I'm aware, no one went down with the ship so it can't truly be called a war grave. I'll have to research it, but if the Britannic was still owned by the White Star Line and only under commission to the crown as a hospital ship, then either the White Star Line would retain ownership of the wreck, or if they abandoned their claim, anyone who filed a claim for salvage rights in maritime court would then own the wreck. Once this right is established, it is then transferable to anyone willing to purchase it.
Cool Cat Britannic is Titanic's twin Britannic was a passenger ship then they changed it to a hospital ship Titanic and Britannic have the same design and they both have the Grand Staircase, Titanic's staircase in the wreckage is now a gaping hole Britannic's staircase is still there partly damaged
I wonder if you are on the surface and look underwater with goggles, can you see the wreck at all? Or is the wreck deep enough that the murky water obscures it?
The way the ship just appearing out of nowhere in an endless world of blue is an amazing and eerie sight. The way the sunlight shines down on to the wreck is also breathtaking. I also love the contrast between the wrecks, from alive, colorful, and thriving on the Britannic to dark, dead, and decaying on the Titanic. But regardless, both wrecks are amazing to see in their own right.
I never realized how intact britannic is, people are always saying “we should raise the titanic” but I think the britannic is our best option considering the condition of the wreck
Yeah
I know this comment is 4yrs old but yeah considering the state of titanic right now it would cause catastrophic damage to it and given it only has 30-50 years left it’s best to let her slip into the sea.
Not sure what the point would be even if it did survive being raised.
Even if we tried it would crumple cause it’s frame is basically gone
Questo ti dimostra la follia della gente. Il britannic è intatto e ad una profondità ragionevole . È identico al Titanic, ma le persone preferiscono morire e vedere il Titanic. Follia
Despite it being covered in all sorts of bacteria and the bow being almost detached from the rest of the ship, it's still in great condition. Man, to go down there and be able to explore the Britannic's exterior, the actual Britannic itself, would probably be emotionally overwhelming for me. Unfortunately, with Titanic, you'd need to be inside a cramped submarine looking at it via a small monitor picking up visuals from a camera, and it's not in particularly great condition. But this you could see with your own eyes, you could touch it, you can even explore some of its interior, and the majority of the ship is still just the way it was if you don't consider the stuff growing on it to be a big deal, and it's been over 100 years since it sank which makes it all the more astounding.
yeah it'd be an amazing dive, definitely something you wanna put on your bucketlist but still even seeing the titanic thorugh a window and monitor upclose even in a sub would be amazing considering the wreck is gonna be gone in 20 to 30 years due to decay :(
Yeah you could probably go inside it (I bet other people have), but that would be really dangerous UA-cam getting caught on something underwater or something collapsing
Maybe we can raise it
@@steamy6955 Definitely not.
the Bow being nearly detached was a the bow of 883' HMHS Britannic struck the floor of the Aegean Sea at only 400 feet
Even though the titanic was more famous than Britannic, the titanic is in very bad condition and is 2 1/2 miles below the ocean, only accessible by submarine. While britannic is the spitting image of titanic, and is in beautiful condition, plus you can dive there and you’re actually THERE, you can touch her
They don't look alike at all
@@violetlunnaCreo que eran iguales...el Titanic, el Olimpic y el Britanic
@@LeandroII Britannic didn't look like Titanic at all! She was all white with a green line and red crosses all over her, they didn't look alike. Otherwise, Titanic and Olympic were identical twins.
@@violetlunna The 3 ships were identical twins. The Britanic and the Olimpic were painted differently when World War I broke out in 1914. Britanic then functioned as a hospital ship (that's why they painted it that color), and Olimpic served to transport troops (it was painted camouflage). But anyway it was just the color... when the war ended the Olimpic (which did survive) was repainted with the original colors.
@@violetlunna Idiot 😅😅
It is interesting to note that two of White Star's 3 'Olympic Class' giants still exist though. Although in a different form to their original states, both Titanic and Britannic remain with us through to this very day whereas the first of the sisters in 'Olympic' ceased to be in 1937. Everybody that had something tangible to do with these three great sisters have also long passed. White Star Line itself ceased as an entity in 1949 when the remaining shares in the company were completely bought out by Cunard. It is noted that only the Nomadic remains to fly the red burgee with the white star, but in a way, her giant sisters are with her as well.....
And even though Olympic is gone, various fittings of her can still be seen throughout the world that were sold for auction when she was scrapped.
Also worth noting is that 100 years later, Britannic and Titanic remain, at 274 and 269m long respectively, the largest passenger shipwrecks on the seabed, although Titanic, as we all know, is split in half.
Larger passenger ships such as SS Normandie/RMS Queen Elizabeth/MS Costa Concordia have sunk and were removed since then, but there weren't many.
The Olympic class was the largest in the world back then and you can still see why: 269+ m long, 26m wide and 53m high (from the bottom of the hull to the top of the funnels) is in fact still bigger than a lot of today's ships. Given they were designed more than a century ago, they really were engineering masterpieces of their time.
White Star Line merged with Cunard during the Great Depression. So...likely not.
i always believed that the Olympic, instead of being scrapped and sold off should have been turned into a grand museum and paid homage to her 2 sisters. i think that wouldve been a better thing to do. shed still be in service of sorts to this very day in that role. sad they didnt do that 😢
I’m sure Olympic can be seen driving down the highway as someone’s pickup truck nowadays.
Why is everyone wanting to rise these magnificent ships out of the water? You can't, the ship would break up with in minutes of being out of the water. And, it's just now becoming a coral reef.
Nah it wouldn't. Whoever came up with this idea really needs to 're evaluate what they think they know . It won't just break up or turn to dust or whatever shit people say just because it contacts the air . The forces on the hull from a lifting mechanism may indeed do structural damage but air outside of the ocean won't magically make it fall apart .
To everyone who thinks brittanic can be raised are living in a dream world, it's been in 400ft of water for over 100 years, laying o. It's side which no ship is designed to do, whilst sinking with the bow twisting and breaking off, the ship underwent major stress that went far beyond its intended design, moving the ship now would result in nothing more than it simply collapsing into itself, and if by some miracle it did make it to the surface, the reaction to the air would almost certainly make it crumble like wet paper, if you look at the Mary rose, once out the water she started deteriating very quickly which is exactly what would happen to this.
Es como bucear el Titanic. Ambos barcos eran identicos. Impresionante verlo lleno de vida marina.
Spectacular! As a tech diver, I would love to talk to someone from the expedition about the details...mixes, times etc.
Fantastic video, you are extremely privileged to be able to dive this wreck!
Monopólio Condomínio
The people who want it to be raised are failing to realise something, even if they did magically raise it, they’d have to tow it. Tow it with all that water and decayed walls, it would simply sink again, even with floats. As much as I want to see this ( and the titanic) raised, there is really no point to
i love Britannic and titanic
I would keep both wrecks where they are. If anything is to be raised anyway, the bow of the britannic should be raised. It would cost less than bringing up the entire ship and people will still get to see the best part of the ship. I still think that they should remain on the bottom of the ocean though.
If they're bringing a part up they got to take all up, cuz Its a war grave!
britannic sunk in aegean SEA of the coast of kea island and greece at 121 m deep
they shouldn't try to bring it up they should let the ships rest in peace
+Manny stringos Britannic won't rest in peace once it becomes an underwater tourist site.
***** I guess so
Beautiful even though she's at the bottom of the Mediterranean Laying on her side she's incredibly intact it's amazing she's so huge that you don't see her until your right on top of her this big massive hull looming towards you her stairwells wow they go for miles she's still a very very beautiful wreck amazing shots of hmhs brittanic
she's actually in the Aegean Sea
@@robertyoung3992 sorry my mistake I meant the Aegean sea the brittanic wreck has always fascinated me I would love to meet chat to people who have dived Brittanic hearing the stories experiences diving Titanic's beautiful twin sister she's still an amazing beautiful ship
If titanic cant be raised, at least this can raised
Yes your right they should raise the britannic
Yasinul Ansari was
Bobby Chakraborty it would shatter on impact with the air, like how a bath bomb shatter on impact with water
not likely, this ship too heavy she weighs in at 53,200 tons. no lift system can lift that much, plus she has the front of her bow torn off. and also where would you take her? plus the whole ship may break apart durin the lift attempt because of how much time her hull has been underwater
The cost was estimated at 500 million dollars to raise her but it would be cool
I'm not sure if it should be raised or not, but I do think it is in almost perfect condition and should be preserved whether it be in an underwater museum type thing, or raised. Only thing you gotta worry about is that now when bringing it up.
Oh my God! How amazing! This was eerie, fascinating and melancholic. The Britannic herself - in the flesh!
This dive felt like a relative visiting the bones of a loved one in an elephants' graveyard. I tried to imagine the ship before it sank, and the people who lived on it. They looked through those windows and used that metal staircase.
The room at the end, viewed through the window, looked like a bedroom. It's inevitable, but nature has claimed ownership now.
Someone should explore the bridge. I bet the wheel and everything else is still in place.
Also look at the wireless room. The Britannic looks fantastic
6:34 there's the telegraphs on the bridge .
The ships would collapse if we tried to raise them, LEAVE THEM BE.
Tain Worden
Titanic most likely but Britannic some would break but we could possibly still raise it
We could probably raise britannic but it’ll implode when it goes above the water
@@resetplayz53 Hey they raised a part of Titanic's hull so anything is possible
its actually in great condition surprisingly
there’s a slim chance we could
For people saying we should raise the ship? Why? Its a burial site. They should be left well alone. Visit them by all means...i love learning the history about these wrecks, especially the Britannic. She was stunning. I think suggesting raising it is disrespectful to the people who died. Thats just my opinion! 🇬🇧
Awesome video, Britannic's wreak on her side and in tact, surrounded by fish, her side covered in corals, she is an under water marine garden
Wowwww just amazing. The condition of the wreck is indeed amazing, so much is still intact. I really enjoyed the video, it was over before i knew it
Conviene sacar mucho más este barco, el Titanic es casi imposible sacarlo sin q se rompa, mientras ese está a más de 3000 m, este está a solo 120 m y en muchas mejores condiciones, lastima q le den más importancia a uno q está en sus últimos años
I have often wondered why someone doesn't just rebuild the Titanic and make it a musuem. Harland and Wolff is still in business and could recreate the ship. All the artifacts that were raised from the site could be on permanent display on her. Have her birthed in Belfast. What an attraction that would be!
Titanic is being rebuilt Replica
Eerily beautiful as she pops up from the darkness
I want to see the britannic with my own eyes
Juan Francisco Palacios Sanz You might soon be able to. They have plans to turn it into the first underwater museum.
That would be cool
+Juan Francisco Palacios Sanz And your not respectful for the grave of people and the ship #Dumidiots
+Juan Francisco Palacios Sanz its gone by now cause of the bacteria and the water breaking though
:( The Brittanic and the Titanic have the same destination
The visibility in those waters is amazing!
Has anyone tried going inside the wreck? You know for like where the dining room and the grand staircase would be?
they cant cause of the bacteria and wood would collapse
+ElacerionMusic Do you know where any pictures are?
There is no grand staircase. Britannic was a hospital ship. There is a staircase to the boilers that divers have tried to enter but it's too difficult to enter.
Bradley De Santa
She was a luxury liner until the war broke out.
Elarion they were removed when she put into service
There needs to be a Raise The Britannic Movie
yes
when I first saw it I was like OH MY GOD that is creepy!
what a beautiful ship, she is as beautiful as her sister titanic
The ship is so big, its good that she didnt break in two
Technically she did. She was longer in length then the depth of water she sank in, so when the bow hit the bottom the stern was still in the air. So the ship broke between the front of the superstructure and the bow
She did be course she is longer then the sea
Bravo, pour votre travaille et la video.❤
Just looking at the islands that Nurses and the Injured would’ve seen onboard Britannic in 1916, all those years ago, makes me sad enough...
the Britannic wasn't carrying wounded just the medical staff and crew
Very VERY cool! Must be a great ship to dive on. Sister ship of the titanic, but accessible to scuba divers. I can’t imagine the scale of the ship.
I would have liked to see the grand staircase
Incredible video. Thanks for sharing!
Such a beautiful ship.. Look guys if there's an option to dive (russian company) in to a Titanic's wreck, than maybe there's an option to dive in to a Brittanic, which should be easier and cheaper(?)
you can't dive the Titanic it's over two miles deep
you can get a sub but its alot of money
Vom bewuchs mal abgesehen, scheint sich das Schiff in einem recht guten Zustand zu befinden!
+Iceman76 da hast du allerdings recht wenn man das ma mit der Titanic vergleicht
PlatinTony321
Ja, da kann ich Dir durchaus nur zustimmen!
+PlatinTony321 Dafür liegt die Titanic aber auch in über 3 Kilometern Tiefe und ist einem enormen Druck ausgesetzt. Die Britannic soweit ich weiß nur wenige hundert Meter
coldhardy1 Das ist mir auch durchaus bewusst vor allem sind in der tiefe auch ganz andere Bakterien vor allem Greifen die auch den Stahl von der Titanic an
The ship is in 120m down from the surface in the bottom of Aigean pelagus and 3 miles from the coast between Kea and Makronisos....the contition is very well for a 109 years old sunked ship....they were thinking of making it underwater museum, but with the right equipment anyone who wants can visit it... its length is
269 meters...the day of it sinking 30 people lost their lives when the propellers pulled their boat and cut them to pieces .....from Lavrio port to Kea is 13, miles 23klm.....Jack Cousteau find it with his team in 1975...now the licensing and the supervision of any diving activity on the wreck belong to the Maritime Antiquities Tax Office (Ministry of Culture) in Greece Athens as it is located in Greek territorial waters. Contrary to popular belief, the wreck is not considered a military cemetery as there are no human remains in or around it....
He saved very well.
@soundbytesintheether They should raise neither. Not only is it virtually impossible to raise the Titanic due to sheer mass, extreme depth, and erosion, it would ultimately be pointless and ridiculously expensive. Also, the Britannic is not intact. It has a huge hole blasted in its side and the bow is split off.
FuzedBox what do you mean pointless? if shes raised she will be put in a aquarium like place because exposing her in the air will make her rust and she can be fully explored again.
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That doesn't even merit a response. It would be both prohibitively expensive and extremely dangerous; those ships are deteriorating hulks, the Titanic is resting in two pieces at 12,500ft. They cannot be raised, and if they could, raising it just so people can see it in an aquarium or museum (it wouldn't fucking fit) is retarded, and they'd be too dangerously unstable to have anyone tour the wreck anyway. I don't get why you even bothered to post; everything you said is asinine.
FuzedBox they raised the concordia and concordia is twice as big than the brittanic
Dude, you're fucking dense. The Concordia was only partially sunk and not a brittle, rusting hulk. That was a by the book (albeit complicated) salvage effort. I shouldn't have to explain this to you. Do some research. The Titanic sits at a depth of nearly three miles, and you wouldn't even be able to move it without it crumbling. The few researchers that still go down to it don't even go to the aft section anymore because it's too dangerous and unstable now.
FuzedBox brit is pure metal and its only shallow.
That is amazing I'm confused why titanic was so much more popular
Ashtonmo_2002 maybe it's because more people died
Not only that. Titanic was a real shock, when the biggest ship in the world sank on her very first voyage. In a peaceful time!
And only then people realized how outdated the safety regulations was. 16 lifeboats was not enough for any ship that big, no ice patrols, no constant shifts for radio operators, no regulations for rocket signals (Titanic actually had various colors rockets, not only white, but they weren't understood by the Californian's crew), and so on.
Titanic made a great impact.
Britannic and Lusitania sank at the war time. And even though it's a tragedy for life loss, it wasn't that big, as Titanic.
Also, the Titanic broke in two before sinking, that was quite shocking
Felis Leopard Z
They didn't know that she had broken in two though. Everyone believed that the ship was in one piece until the wreck was discovered in the 80s
It's just like the Titanic everything sank made by white star line
Eric you idiot 1 The Olympic lasted 24 years 2 The ships were made by Harland & Wolfe not White Star
This is actually... Awesome!!!!
She looks quite rusted to be "in excellent condition"
+nerd73 Its in way better condition compared to her legendary sister ship Titanic.
Apart from being on her side, missing her funnels, and having a huge gash on her bow, Britannic has fared much better than her sister Titanic, which is broken in two and has debris strewn throughout her wreck site.
they still have time to bring it up. the issue is its so heavy and how are they gonna get under the boat to rig her up
de'travon washington
It's titanic you idiot.
de'travon washington
Firstly, olympic and titanic have a different interior layout. Second, White Star had MANY other ships in service. They weren't exactly 'hurting' for money overall.
The sister ships were both under insured and partially self-insured.
A wreck of any ship of the new design would certainly cause the insurance bill on the others to go up.
Basically the ship-swap-sink idea would result in more $$ loss than leaving things alone even if the fictitious fraud went exactly as fictitious plan was supposed to go.
Unlike the conspiracy people, they were good at math. (And they weren't stupid.)
third, TItanic's hull number was 401, Olympic's were 400, and parts were not interchangeable. All the part numbers found on the titanic wreck were 401. Fourth, the M-P switch is nonsense. - The M P you see in the videos is CLEARLY Photoshopped.
Is OBVIOUS when you realize the faked video shows clean metal and no rust at all in the cut.
- Further, the very suggestion they riveted letters over engraved letters is ludicrous.
How are you going to hide a deeply engraved "O" with a riveted "T". - You can't.
- And one more on the M P.
The letters were 4 ft high, if rivet type would have weighed several hundred pounds each, were high on a high ship (requiring cranes), and there would have been 6 sets to change. (2x ships with names on the back too.)
I can tell you from experience that such a job (using rivets) would probably take 3 or 4 days if you rushed.
Maybe two days if you had 6 cranes and 6 crews available and nothing went wrong.
At that height the swap would have been plainly visible for a mile or two from the yard in EVERY direction.
Paying just the shipyard workers wouldn't cover it.
You would also have to pay-off everyone in town and everyone in the harbor.
That would include MANY people that didn't work for White Star, News people, people that had been screwed by White Star, people that worked for competitors, competitor's execs, sailors and officers on other ships, politicians, judges, kids. Talking 1000's of people.
Do you REALLY think that would have worked?
All i want is them to recover the Titanic wreck .... imagine the feeling when you go to see it and touch it....
E I N S it’s britanic
It would be undeniable disrespectful to unravel any ships sinking place and not to mention that raising a ship like the Titanic or Britannia would crumble soon as its picked up due to it being weakened by the water for over 100 years.
Instant tetanus xD
@@SpinoGamingYT nah, think about the 100 dollars in scrap metal you'll get xD
Evreyone! Why we would raise the sisters they are 100+ yrs old!
First of all it is fragile and she would just broken into pieces because shes 100+ yrs old from now and she was too heavy and the lift attempt would fail and the hull was damage,finally the bow is not attached to the body thats why we would not raise her up to surface
If only I wasn't so terrified to go diving...
How is it it doesn't have rustecals like the Titanic has, even tho it's been underwater for 101 years ?
Darren T The coral most likely is keeping her hull protected.
Darren T different degree within the water and a much different eco system is keeping her protected =)
Matthew Smurthwaite I agree! Lol
The rusticles are the cause of Chemosynthetic bacteria; which means they obtain sustenance from breaking down inorganic compounds, i.e., the iron from Titanic's hull, for food in the absence of sunlight. These rusticles are the deposits of waste created by them. You can say Titanic is Smorgasbord, Buffet, Bar Mitzvah and Ramadan all-in-one for these guys; while Britannic is like a Ritz Hotel for Coral!
great video Sir. Please post more if You have from Britannic
Imagine the feeling diving down then seeing the shadows of historyious ship!
That was epic!!!
Is the Britannic like titanic as UNESCO:s world heritage site?
Ha, didn't stop em robbing it !
Did it ?
so cool
In the end it's almost better that Britannic sank, the loss of life was avoidable and regrettable, but if it didn't sink it would've been scrapped like Olympic and lost forever.
WOW ! 👍
Splendid!!
so interesting. britannic should have had a long career but fate intervened. remarkably intact however.
Amazing video !!
this shits cool asf👍
look! this is the spanish: hola, amigos necesitan ayuda??
and this is the inglish: hello, they need help??
i wonder if the paints still on the side thats in the sea bed ?
Those guys were super geared up
if you saw those fishswimming by the Britannic they were in the remberance aswell cause they might remember what happened and they have to evacuated cause of the sinking and they saw it going down
+COOLGAMINGSHOW COOLTV The ship sank almost 100 years ago you fucking idiot...
+Adam Free how am I when those fish can tell there kids and pass on the story like the people who survived on the titanic
+Adam Free says the person who has 8 subs
I do not make videos... thats why... stalker...
COOLGAMINGSHOW COOLTV And by the sound of your videos you sound like you are a 5 year old... read UA-cam's TOS, you are WAYYYYY to young to be on here kid. If you get an e-mail about the closing of your channel from youtube, do not be surprised...
Don't you ever feel like scraping all of that off sometimes
Sometimes feel like putting hands under the water and picking up the whole britannic that was my thoughts when I was kid
I would love to bring this ship back up out of the water
It'll be a disaster!
The ship will collapse being exposed to air
I hope the ship will be raised
No! It'll be disrespectful for the environment! HMHS Britannic Deserved down there, cause it created a Coral Reeef! And place for Fishes to live! If you or somebody raised HMHS Britannic, it'll be a Disaster like: *" The whole Structure collapsed, dangeroused debri would kill a human, and also BACTERIA!"*
@@MichaelTheFish Actually an Artificial Reef
@@robertyoung3992 oh alright. I don't remember commenting that, lol.
Shadow of the colossus - Ship edition.
Can you please go there again and look at the grand staircase
Silent diving!
I Watches britannic and i Cryied
How much deeper is the titanic compared to the britannic?
The Britannic lies at 400ft
Whilst the Titanic lies at 12000ft
@@m1co294 12,500 so that would be a difference of 12,100 feet
i am surprised it has not colllapsed since alot harder on the body of shio being onside vs justiing upright
So how long does it take the divers to reach the surface from that dept, so they don't get the bends?
Too deep down and cold to Scuba dive easily. Decompression topside is needed. If ascent is too rapid.
i always wanted to dive the britannic
Una della sorelle del titanic due su tre sono affondate😔
Wow!
Britannic to Titanic jaise pani ke andar nahi duba hai to kya isko nikala ja sakta hai
Cool!
#Titanic
They need to scrape all the barnacles off and raise it and put it on display
#raisebritannic
Theres no use, its protected by the Greek government as a war artifact (or whatever the heck it is, since it sunk on ww1), and if you do somehow have permission to raise it, it would take hundreds of millions of dollars to, and with that, once it touches air, its gonna disintegrate
Ces quoi dans le sac blanc à la fin ??
good work you guy's
Nice job guys!
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I wish i had a small brttanic :(
The bow is probably the biggest problem
so like where in the sea you saw britannic
In Greece, near Kea island.
Ah yes "brittanic" nice video name
britannics bow doe :(
As much as I love the three Olympic class liners by White Star (Olympic, Titanic, and Britannic) shouldn't the Britannic be considered a war grave based upon her timing and the purpose she served? If I'm wrong (and I may be) but people perished with her and she was struck down by a war time instrument during a war in which she was commissioned a war time hospital ship? If she's a war grave then how can someone have any rights to her?
+4HMEntertainment The only casualites happened on the surface; as far as I'm aware, no one went down with the ship so it can't truly be called a war grave. I'll have to research it, but if the Britannic was still owned by the White Star Line and only under commission to the crown as a hospital ship, then either the White Star Line would retain ownership of the wreck, or if they abandoned their claim, anyone who filed a claim for salvage rights in maritime court would then own the wreck. Once this right is established, it is then transferable to anyone willing to purchase it.
Only fatalities came from lifeboat hitting a propeller blade going full speed.
Did you hear the screams of the Wounded soilders
she wasn't carrying any at the time
look: spanish: hola inglish: hello
Have they ever found the grand staircase?
Andrew Fontanez probably
Andrew Fontanez there was no grand staircase this is a hospital ship not rms
Cool Cat Britannic is Titanic's twin Britannic was a passenger ship then they changed it to a hospital ship Titanic and Britannic have the same design and they both have the Grand Staircase, Titanic's staircase in the wreckage is now a gaping hole Britannic's staircase is still there partly damaged
Andrew Fontanez Fun Fact: Britannia’s grand staircase was actually marble,
@@MrParkFan Bullshit, the Britannic never saw passenger service as she was requisitioned by the Admiralty as soon as was completed in 1915
I wonder if you are on the surface and look underwater with goggles, can you see the wreck at all? Or is the wreck deep enough that the murky water obscures it?
At 4 mins 31 one of the RBs is pissing low pressure gas...