Look at your Center shaft in the video look at the center propeller the propeller did not have three blades it had four and I'm more than sure it didn't spin in Reverse either it spun forward

Very interesting! I love the Vasa. I have always wanted to go see it in person but not likely I'll get to. It is such a beautiful ship!

Fascinating as always Mike, thanks again.

Wow i had no idea only about 300 bodies were found. All those people remained at sea. Crazy

If only these fools knew that "Titanic" was irreparably damaged in a collision with HMS Hawke in 1911.

What about the great laker ship the Edmund Fitzgerald?

She suffered a very similar fate to our favourite old lady. May the victims' souls rest in peace.

thankyou for this.. great video.. very imformative

0:06 Lol just like Frozen ❄️

Dirk Pitt raised the Titanic and sailed it to New York. I have read the Clive Cussler book Raise the Titanic.

Does anybody know how the uss langley(cv-1) doing

I just love these videos. I never get tired of them

Excellent. Recommend you reduce music volume, or eliminate it completely, in the first half. Very distracting.

Who thought they had a hair on their screen? lol

hey mike can you make a video titanic britannic did not sank and olympic was not scrapped pls am your fan 🙏

Imagine if they did this, then she would have became the very thing she swore to destroy.

Long time Titanic and Channel fan, also a power engineer, really enjoyed this segment. Thank you Mike Brady.

to many adds, too bad

The red fabric dye that has been in use in Europe for centuries (or millennia) is madder. The British Army used madder or brazilwood for red fabrics and cochineal for scarlet fabrics, before synthetics were invented. Looking at natural dye fabric websites, none of them have Venetian Red for sale to dye fabric. So I'm pretty confident that Venetian Red does not dye fabric.

It would just fall apart like a rotting corpse.

First, people believed the world was flat. Then, we didn't land on the moon. Then, Covid kills millions. Now, Titanic didn't sink. People are dumber than a box of rocks!!

“Absolute lunatic of a vessel” 😂

Your oration and storytelling are superb, my friend Mike Brady

Great video and narration, background music to loud.

I remember watching the Raising of the Titanic movie before she was found. I'd always hoped she was still in one piece.

Would you expect them to be square?!

Mike I invite you to come to Michigan and do some touring of the lake museums and museum ships. The story of the Fitz, our “Titanic” of the Great Lakes, deserves her own documentary altogether.

Wrecks in the Atlantic disintegrate, while in the Pacific, even wooden decked US aircraft carriers are well preserved

For the Hellenic Prince Make the Hull of the Stern the Same Hight as the bow and make better amenities for passengers

Why Ships don't Sink ??Ahh Ask "Titanic"

Heh. The late Arthur C. Clarke was mildly obsessed with the TItanic story. He wrote the shipwreck into two of his novels -- a chapter of "Imperial Earth" where he describes it as the ultimate diving wreck once it was moved to shallower water, and, a full novel, "The Ghost of the Grand Banks" or something like that. In "Grand Banks," he DID use the scheme of liquid nitrogen to raise the stern section of the wreck?!?

Mike, make a video about the dismantle of the Olympic. I still can't believe we had an whole exactly sistership of Titanic and they had id dismantled. 😢 I hope they save the SS United States at least.

Love this stuff ❤

14:17 Dankpods, anyone?

Danger come from the front

So journalists were soulless scum back then too? 🤔

Even if it wasn’t completely infeasible to raise a ship from that depth, the ship is so badly degraded - both from, you know, snapping in half and then slamming into the seabed so hard that it pancaked, and also from a century of rusting underwater - that the entire thing would just fall to pieces, liquid nitrogen or not.

Liked the Bald Eagle cameo in the Northwestern video.

At the intro, I knew the first 5 ships before you named them. I think I watch too much naval history.

52:46 The thought of the Britannic singing her own funeral dirge is heartbreaking for me. RIP to her crew and passengers and to the mighty ship herself.

Flown over the Northwestern many times enroute from China and Japan. I have her coordinates marked on my iPad and always enjoy seeing her poking out of the water as we fly by to Anchorage.

Olympic is the titanic

Mike Brady 2024 . “He’s our Friend”

I want lorn more of the titanic

Great documentary. What was missing though was to give credit to Albert Ballin's influential brother Albert Dwallin.

Many congratulations! What a fascinating video and insight into Titanic!