A Ship That Could Have Saved Everyone on the Titanic

[@duljayasavinu3814]

Well I think we all should agree that we are never going on a ship that says it’s an unsinkable ship

[@Enkh-Ujin]

Yup

[@peytonfoster3765]

Well Yaeh

[@CarsonYeung.]

Yup

[@AP10-_-5]

Yup

[@aeoe665]

And always go on a ship that says an sinkable ship

[@countd8202]

You are plainly wrong about the rockets. 8 white rockets fired with a 1 minut interval was the official distress signal at sea in 1912.

[@taimuralam6502]

That's the thing. Titanic didn't fire them with 1 min intervals. Instead they fired it with a 15 min interval

[@HinckleyBranchRailfan]

@@taimuralam6502actually it was 5 minutes they were sent up, one after another. But yes, it was supposed to be 1 minute intervals for most ships to understand if another was in an emergency

[@bookwormdoe1522]

no that's not true, The Titanic Operator knew the Californian had reported ice flows and that they were stopped. He just didn't report it to the bridge.

[@keenbean8428]

The amount of misinformation in this video is shocking

[@casualgamer8497]

If I remember correctly, there's also the problem that the binocular (similar tool) on Titanic was locked and the person who has the key was not on board that day which lead to the watcher fail to recognize the ice berg until its too late. And Titanic actually receive few ice berg warnings from other ships but decided to ignore it to get a faster voyage record.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

No. There was no missing key. There were no binoculars, as the lookout testified at the Inquiry. Titanic was not attempting a record crossing. Even at full speed, the Olympics were around four knots slower than the Lusitanias.

[@casualgamer8497]

@@dovetonsturdee7033 Thanks for the info.

[@SaraRoseVaughan]

Lookouts weren't typically given binoculars (called glasses at the time). Lookouts were supposed to spot something and then immediately alert the bridge. It was then the officer's job to identify a potential threat. A lookout using glasses would just take too long. Glasses are basically useless in the dark, anyway. All of this was stated in the inquiries when not having glasses was put on trial, so to speak. The glasses that were locked up were supplied to Titanic's original second officer David Blair. When he was replaced by Charles Lightoller, Lightoller likely brought his own aboard. All the other officers had glasses supplied by the White Star Line. There certainly wasn't a shortage. The ice warnings were not ignored. The crew was on alert, watching carefully for ice. The last ice warning that was ignored is just a scapegoat. It probably would not have changed a thing. The crew already knew about that same ice field. The White Star Line did not build ships for speed. Their ships were wider and larger than competitors to make them more luxurious. Comfort over speed. Olympic and Titanic were fast in their own rights, but in no way could they compete with Mauretania (the fastest ship in the world for many years) and Lusitania.

[@aeoe665]

Money over safety smh

[@SaraRoseVaughan]

@@aeoe665 Not really. All of the shortcuts to her safety that people like to believe are actually false. They're myths that make the story more dramatic and easy to cast blame. In reality, the truth is much more grey with there being no one thing to claim was the cause of the disaster.

[@skyandsparkleanddiscoandve1992]

Fun fact : Olympic was also coming to save Titanic . Sadly , She Didnt reach at time.

[@ammaraarizadventures1482]

Also the britannic

[@itszeviinix2609]

“Fun fact” bro that’s a sad fact 😭

[@zerozero335]

@@ammaraarizadventures1482 No.

[@Shadow_Wolf_190]

From the documentary “Titanic sinks in real time” they said Olympic confirms they are on their way, but she was 500 miles away

[@CroczillaYT]

@@ammaraarizadventures1482 i’m pretty sure Britannic wasn’t even fully built yet

[@deadmanwalking3697]

You know one of my great grandmothers was on that ship, she was also made a widow that day. She told her children and grandchildren that they were on the Titanic, and when they found the wreckage in 1985 my family couldn't believe it! Her memory, her legacy, everything! Can you imagine what that did to the family? In terms of what she saw that fateful night may sound disappointing, but this is the fact. It was night time, sight was restricted. She spoke about how the ship was listing so much before the lights started cutting in and out, that the whole ship was almost capsized. How it stayed afloat was incredible. There were a series of power failures. The lights would flicker dim to bright or cut out and in again. Eventually, the lights cut out but didn't cut back in and the Titanic was then nothing but a faint shadow against the starry skyline. Then all of a sudden there were a series of big explosions followed by sparks, fire, and flames which then left a huge and thick layer of black and grey smoke engulfing the ship. Nobody from that position could see anything else other than that smoke and people trying to swim away screaming. She couldn't watch anymore, her life was ruined. Her husband, her belongings, her whole life. Imagine this! Imagine watching a ship sink with the person you love the most on it, knowing there is nothing you can do to save their life.

[@SunnyRain0614]

The titanic was doomed. Bad decision after bad decision purposefully done

[@Diotallevi73]

Interesting story, thank you. What was her name?

[@veronicasawyer1321]

@@liberalsaredumb it’s not a credible story at all tho. they don’t give us the name of their great grandmother, and there are NO testimonies of the ship “listing so much it almost capsized”, “fire engulfing the ship in black and gray smoke”, etc… it’s not unreasonable at all to think this is a lie for attention. on a bright side video nonetheless

[@menofcatholicism]

“capsized”

[@nevergonnagiveuup1999]

@@liberalsaredumb giga stop your just a kid get out

[@sharonlee7296]

The radio tech on Titanic was to blame. His job is communication. He should have asked for clarification if he didn't understand the messages coming through. Not yell at strangers for interrupting. Slowing down 1 beat makes a difference.

[@benargo4072]

that's only one of the reasons. from all of videos I've watched upon years there was alot and alot of faults and mistakes on that ship, from the design, ability, even the name, and now here a video about the crew being the reason of it to sink, it's just like it has been built to simply sink and takes hundreds of lives under the ocean.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Wireless operators at the time used morse, and had their own brand of morse 'shorthand.' When people today read the supposed texts of the messages, they need to understand that what might seem to be brusque or rude comments were part of the shorthand, and understood to be so by those sending and receiving them.

[@aleysyed7874]

YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT MAM

[@99mrpogi]

And he's probably not even aware that there's more than one ship nearby whose crew is willing to assist in rescuing the passengers

[@EliURBANLIFESTYLE]

I can’t say that… you got a put yourself in their shoes .. they make money taking message from family members to send to the passengers. and if employers back then are the same as today, i’m sure he was pressured to make sure that all the paid information gets to the passengers. now imagine being in that state of mind ..you need your job, and you want to make sure your employers happy ..honestly speaking most of us would’ve done the same thing Plus not to mention the first time they warned them about the ice he relayed the message to the captain

[@mrmadness2699]

“The moon was hidden behind clouds.” Uh no. It was a new moon. There simply was no moon.

[@randombelugaman]

True there was no moon

[@victorsamsung2921]

Yup. And the stars reflecting from the ice ... is what eventually gave the iceberg away for Frederick Fleet and his partner in the lookout.

[@jason38800]

you gotta take brightside vids with a pinch of salt. came from other youtube vids on titanic and its as if this vid was done by teens for their highschool group project

[@mrmadness2699]

@@jason38800 or maybe a metric ton of salt!

[@when160]

Moonless night

[@YeaNo.]

That's really sad they ruined this man's whole carreer because that entire boat was ridiculously unprepared for danger.

[@Naneet72]

Well, technically, they were because captain smith told the crew to steer the ship further south to avoid all the bergs, but then the cold water mirage illusion kicked in and that was what they were not prepared for

[@YeaNo.]

@@Naneet72 you didn't watch the video I see.

[@romanemperor3160]

@@YeaNo. more like the video is inaccurate.

[@Naneet72]

@@romanemperor3160 facts

[@thegamingchicken945]

@@YeaNo. this video is extremely in accurate

[@fusion2x920]

this shows how vital communication can be

[@Naneet72]

And this video shows how easy it is to lie to others online about historic facts

[@jessetorres8738]

There actually is a deleted scene from James Cameron's Titanic that had the California in it, and the film A Night To Remember has a few scenes of The California in it as well.

[@dancershree2008]

Didn't know that. Thanks for sharing 🥰

[@TuxedoHobnob]

@Universal Space🇩🇿 I never saw that I’m gonna have to rewatch titanic

[@steviesgirlbrenwag]

Although both of these movies are very well done, remember they “are not” true to life. If you really want to learn all that is “real” about the Titanic, get the book “On a sea of glass” you will be amazed at how many mistakes these two movies & the one that just posted this video have made…

[@thefighter7108]

The Titanic disaster is one of the best mistakes for human beings. Just because of the Titanic sink we've learned a lot.

[@chrissyx3702]

It wasn’t just a human mistake it was also nature don’t forget the fire that weakened the steel of boiler room 5

[@SaraRoseVaughan]

@@chrissyx3702 It didn't weaken anything.

[@chrissyx3702]

@@SaraRoseVaughan something like metal that burns for days will cause a weakness as it expands the metal and don’t forget that the night she sank there was also the sudden change of temperature

[@SaraRoseVaughan]

@@chrissyx3702 All the fire did was warp the bulkhead wall a bit, but not in any significant way. The fire was long gone by the time of the sinking. It really wasn't that bad at all. It's been overplayed and exaggerated.

[@TimelyEpic73]

the fire weaking the boiler thing is false because titanic was riveted so when it hit the iceberg it popped out the rivets but if it was welded it would have survived

[@catinthetoilet.9854]

Till this day, there are still many mysterious and theories about the Titanic.

[@victorsamsung2921]

Talk about the rich onboard passengers who died ...

[@catinthetoilet.9854]

@@victorsamsung2921 tell me about it

[@user-qb7kd7ud5i]

Lloyds paid out on this insurance scam.

[@Turkiye958]

Titanic 1. Binoculars 2. Full steam ahead 3. 20 lifeboats instead of 60 4. Wrong colour distress signal 🆘 5. Signals timed every 15 mins instead of every 1 minutes 3.

[@wutrudoin5431]

1 and 3 are wrong. 2 is both wrong and right.

[@Rugerous]

And ignorance to the iceberg warnings

[@loriclimie4883]

1 boiler was not lit so they were not at full speed

[@loriclimie4883]

If you use binoculars to look at black you see more black they would not help

[@loriclimie4883]

And she had enough boats for the situation they were ment for witch was carrying people from a ship in distress to another next to the ship in distress not hold everyone from the ship in the water so technically she had enough they were just not ment to handle that situation.

[@GermanEmpire19147]

It was a moonless night it was not behind dark clouds also if it says visibility is bad the cold water marriage and if it says that it sound like the crew was being careless

[@MD-zr1wy]

FACTS. It’s scary to see how many people just believe whatever bright side says

[@burymeingarbage]

This is inaccurate

[@hughjassol2072]

This is a terrible explanation on that nights events. You left out 90 percent of the details.

[@Naneet72]

Dude, you're very smart at realizing this nobody else in the comment mentioned it lol

[@himanishbasu772]

I should say that the Titanic Crew and staff should be guilty for this because, earlier when The Californian ship warned the Titanic, they just ignored it .

[@olubunmiestheroyekanmi1546]

Reasonable 😇😅😅😇😂😂😂

[@menofcatholicism]

its not really the wireless operator’s fault because he was overworking and sickly tired

[@usforsarah]

@@menofcatholicism Meh. They were working on the side to make extra money. First class folks paid them extra for them to send messages asap. So the crew’s greed also got in the way. They should be blamed as well.

[@menofcatholicism]

@@usforsarah you are kind of right, but companies added them for profits so you can't blame them for that as well

[@nullimw7276]

Yeah, the Titanic itself is guilty.

[@Deadsea_1993]

The Californian's crew were asleep and stuck anyway. They had warned Titanic all day about icebergs and that's why the ship was docked for the night and they encouraged Captain Smith and First Officer Murdoch to do the same. Had they woken up immediately, it would have taken them far too long to start the ship up and the fact that entire ice fields seperated them from Titanic. The mirage effect that was at play made the ships seem closer to each other than they actually were. One or two lifeboats began to frantically paddle to the ship to get their attention and they couldn't find the ship. It seemed a mile or so away and yet it was much further out. The crew didn't even find out about the sinking until the following morning and it costed that Captain his job. The sinking of Titanic was part arrogance and part ignorance. The ignorance part was no one thought an iceberg could sink a ship like Titanic cause she was magnificently built. The arrogance part was that they refused to take the warnings and stop for the night. The ship wasn't going for speed records, they just didn't want to delay passengers, which they should have.

[@Where_is-it]

Yea they were stuck in an icefield if they tried to rescue the Titanic, the Californian would have probably sank

[@soumyadeepghoshdiemannscha5046]

Atleast 3 to 4 ships warned titanic about iceberg during noon but still they were sailing in same high speed .So first whoever not decreased the speed and ignored those warning are mainly guilty.

[@SaraRoseVaughan]

It was common practice to keep a passenger ship moving at full speed until danger was actually spotted. This was stated during the inquiries. Other captains testified that they would have done the same had they not actually spotted ice.

[@BlackPhantom_II]

Not true, lots if videos proving that wrong

[@rde4017]

Californian was one of the ships that warned Titanic about ice and also continued steaming at full speed until she did a crash stop at about 10.30 when she was also surrounded by ice.

[@afbrat1986]

Bright Side please, I beg you, get your facts straight about the Titanic. I've seen many of your videos and you get so many things wrong. There are too many to name in one comment actually.

[@monishthomasp]

Well she didn’t carry red flares and enough lifeboats.. moral : if you don’t help yourselves, no one else can.. 😩

[@KarSakAnto]

The problem is The titanic didn't have enough life boats

[@bowelrupture]

The Titanic had enough life boats, Back then the idea was to use lifeboats to transport passengers from one to another ship and go back and get another batch of passengers. They never used life boats to be filled with all the passengers and crew at the same time.

[@MD-zr1wy]

Scary how much misinformation there is in this video, and how many people who comments without actually understanding what led up to Titanic sinking. If anyone want to understand what ACTUALLY happened, you need to listen to people like Historic Travels and Oceanliner Designs. Also bright side and whoever made this video, you should be ashamed.

[@PelsckoPolesko]

I AGREE.

[@MD-zr1wy]

@@PelsckoPolesko yep.. actual people died and they seem to completely forget it. In another video they talk about the kraken attacking the Titanic as if it’s reality. No shame

[@jason38800]

i can't understand how brightside has so many subscribers when the majority of their vids are full of inaccurate information.

[@cameronsdoodlessaveukraine9213]

The ship that could have saved everyone but only some is the carpathia, carpathia was finished building in 1903. When they saw the leftover people in the lifeboats from titanic, they saved their lives. Unfrotunely, the carpathia sank as well.

[@ianharty746]

Carpathia didn't sink

[@damon2790]

@@ianharty746 it sank in 1918

[@allanallstar342]

@@ianharty746 1918

[@ianharty746]

@@damon2790 It was torpedoed

[@Achilles2016]

@@ianharty746NO

[@kirkgroeneveld3191]

There was NO moon that night, and no clouds. This is well documented. Very shoddy story telling.

[@wangyiplee1033]

thats because the titanic ignored about the iceberg warnings from Californian, so they went to sleep and ignored titanic.

[@Naneet72]

No, they steered the ship further south to avoid all the bergs so they did take extra steps to avoid danger

[@kingdynal7735]

1. He would have gone to sleep either way. 2. Titanic only ignored this warning because they already relayed previous warnings. 3. They should have woken their Wireless operator when they noticed titanic behaving strangely. Californians captain was either selfish or a fool. I do respect their wireless operator as he did nothing wrong and probably would have turned back on the device if asked which he wasn’t.

[@ZombieCraft-ds4bm]

The titanic didn’t sink because of the ice berg, it actually sped up the flow of water intake. Something happened below deck and an explosion occurred that weakened the inside of the hull. The ice berg was at first, believed to be the main cause, but it was partially the reason

[@foolsidiot7963]

its not an explosion its an iceberg because if a ship hits something it woulld be sound like an explosion.The exlosion was after the iceberg hit the explosion was at the back

[@leothelion4021]

The stern of titanic imploded after it sank because of pressure difference unlike the front of the ship because it had Time to flood every where after the break up the stern was compromised and sinking rapidly not every room had time to flood which caused air pockets and 30 seconds after the stern went underwater it imploded in on itself because of pressure differences! There was no second explotion on the ship!

[@foolsidiot7963]

@@leothelion4021titanic split because of a small explosion some survivors said they heard an explosion before the ship break in two

[@gio160]

It did but ok. The coal fire didn’t have much of an effect on speeding up the sinking itself and there’s an argument that it saved many more lives

[@ZombieCraft-ds4bm]

@@gio160 I’d rather not argue over something like this, so agree to disagree

[@Jffusilero]

This video is DEBUNK by Historic Travels

[@Naneet72]

You watched his Sam's react video?

[@Slugsarefastestboi-mg7qn]

Fun fact the stranger was trying to warn them about the icebergs

[@YariTubeYT]

To everyone That’s struggling in life: everything will be okay 😄 you mean the world to people, and you are amazing no matter what people say 🙏🏼😊

[@_readmyname]

Thanks I was having a bad day, I really needed some motivation

[@tiger31623]

Robot don't care about people they just like to make comment

[@anavrawal4781]

@@tiger31623 same

[@keziahamandadavadilla5764]

@@anavrawal4781 hes not a bot look at the about on his channel

[@anavrawal4781]

@@keziahamandadavadilla5764 ok

[@kikieran]

There was no clouds whatsoever. It was moonless, yes. The sky was filled with stars.

[@romanemperor3160]

Amazing, you got many things wrong or poorly explained

[@haymande]

This video is remarkably inaccurate

[@MrJamesrock16]

white rockets also meant distress back then, fired at 1 min intervals or short intervals which is what the Titanic were doing. Go check out the courtroom inquiry of the californian where the captain and the 3 officers were questioned on why they didn't come to aid.

[@tomcurda4203]

I beg to differ. They were firing at 5 minute intervals which at the time meant "I'm not in command; stay clear"

[@NavidKhan84]

Big ups to Carpethia n it’s crew….the speed at they came in, they themselves could had struck the ice

[@giko6401]

To anybody who's reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the darks thoughts, the overthinking, the doubt exit your mind right now. May clarity replace confusion. May peace and calmness fill your life..

[@DBGaming_18]

Do your research before posting these factually inaccurate videos.

[@rmsteutonic3686]

Ships never carried red flares, only white ones. Yet another bright side inaccuracy.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

In Titanic's case, she apparently carried 36 Board of Trade White Socket Signals with explosive heads.

[@rmsteutonic3686]

@@dovetonsturdee7033 yep, which were white.

[@felixculpa9303]

There were coloured rocket that Titanic set off that night.. not just white. There’s footage of the coloured rockets on the sea bed.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

'Footage of the coloured rockets on the sea bed?' No, there isn't.

[@felixculpa9303]

@@dovetonsturdee7033 Yes there is. ! It’s near the wreckage. It’s in one of the many documentaries James Cameron did for National Geographic. They were shocked to find that the rockets were coloured. There is footage of this, clearly you haven’t watched the many many documentaries of the wreckage on the sea bed or you would know this.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

@@felixculpa9303 You have misunderstood me. A box of rockets was found, but there was nothing definitively to indicate their colours. Witnesses such as Crawford, Boxall, Pitman, Bright, Symons, Rowe, & Lightoller all referred to rockets being fired, or indeed firing them themselves, but none described any specific colours.

[@felixculpa9303]

@@dovetonsturdee7033 Yes there was.. please go find the footage. You can see the colours. There was multiple colours not just red or white.

[@SaraRoseVaughan]

@@dovetonsturdee7033 You can see the colours on the tops of the rockets. Californian's officers said the rockets were a variety of colours, which added to their confusion.

[@remizu2901]

In no way was 1912 was one of the worst tragedies in the world. It doesnt even come close. Its not even in the top 100

[@doge9693]

Anyone else ever thought about how this man gets all this information on certain topics?

[@aryatejvududala7023]

Lol ikr

[@Potato-iz1gd]

Google

[@RealMakerOfStuff]

Unfortunately, most of it is wrong.

[@munastronaut8147]

he makes up most of it

[@Iamtheuncoolestguy]

@@munastronaut8147 Nope, he gets it from wikipedia 🤓

[@thealpha7305]

I love titanic talks 💕

[@thealpha7305]

@Verdant thunder NYA 🥺 yes

[@SaraRoseVaughan]

@Verdant thunder NYA Go to the channels Part Time Explorer, Titanic: Honor and Glory, Historic Travels, Titanic Animations, and Titanic University if you want to learn about real Titanic history instead of this clickbait garbage.

[@steviesgirlbrenwag]

@@SaraRoseVaughan I agree! Historic Travels is my favorite. Sam is very informative, he knows his stuff!

[@mansitiwari2050]

Yes ,some magnetic pull

[@philnorman9425]

When the wreck of the Titanic was discovered in 1985 she was found to be 12 miles away from her stated position. This puts the Californian at over 20 miles away. Even if she was alerted, by the time she made steam and got under way she couldn't have made the rescue in time. The other glaring ommision here is the fact that Titanic was foolishly sailed into the North Atantic icebelt. All ships stopped at the icebelt at night, many ship owners would dismiss a Capt. who disobeyed and risked his ship and the lives of crew and passengers. There are only two people responsible, Islay the Chairman of the White Star line who wanted Titanic to dock in New York in record time, thus claiming the Blue Riband and publicity, and Smith the Capt. who threw caution to the wind and cost the lives of so many. All in all this video is inaccurate, misconstrues accepted versions of particular events, does a disservice to the reputations of many, doesn't hold the real perpetrators to account, and is poorly done

[@dragonflyBMX]

This video is horribly inaccurate.

[@Jffusilero]

DEBUNK BY Historic Travels

[@itsbeyondme5560]

Proof

[@Jffusilero]

@@itsbeyondme5560 have u watch his videos?

[@Jffusilero]

@@itsbeyondme5560 search sam historic travel youtuber

[@strodey123]

Its amazing how much of this video is wrong.

[@SuperD1960]

The rush to get the ship out to sea,the missed communication from the Titanic to the Californian and visa versa were all factors in the sinking,the Captain of the Californian was not negligent at all

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

What 'rush to get the ship out to sea?'

[@cypr7120]

Titanic could've lasted longer or survived if she slowed down after the iceberg warning.

[@jimmymadzcfc4836]

0:46 bruh it was a starry moonless night there were no clouds

[@DaFuturePilot]

Listen it was not the Californian’s fault it’s the titanic’s fault she sank, The Californian warned the titanic there was and iceberg, The titanic got mad at them from the warning so titanic wouldn’t listen, later the titanic struck the iceberg. The Californian passed the titanic from the pitch black. The titanic should have listened. Then thats when the Californian came. But it was too late the 705 passengers were on the carpathia. The titanic would still be here if they have listened.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Actually, the last Californian signal simply stated that she had stopped for the night because she was surrounded by sheet ice. It did not state any position.

[@darthfreund]

Californian can't save Titanic either way because the distance at this point is only 20 miles. Top speed of Californian is only a maximum of 12 knots. It takes about 2:50 hours to reach the scene of the accident. That would be Titanic gone.

[@aniveshnakkana1365]

It was a moonless night, not hiding behind the clouds.

[@sharontaylor3540]

alll i have to say is those ships are super unrealistic pictures , the californian is the carpathia , the carpathia is the queen elizabeth , the titanic is normal tho

[@sivanarayanbathina8301]

Bright side is so much obsessed with the Titanic lol

[@Potato-iz1gd]

Yeah he’s also obsessed with the megalodon and Bermuda Triangle lol

[@hawraalrahma5191]

I LOVE WHEN YOU GUYS MAKE VIDS ABOUT TITANIC ITS SO FUN TO LEARN MORE❤️❤️❤️

[@neilgalvinleopoldo1620]

Its way more fun than learning from school

[@hawraalrahma5191]

@@neilgalvinleopoldo1620 I know right

[@neilgalvinleopoldo1620]

@@hawraalrahma5191 talk about math but has letters in it SHEESH

[@rmsteutonic3686]

Yet these videos have inaccuracies. You want accuracy, check out historic travels.

[@hawraalrahma5191]

@@neilgalvinleopoldo1620 😭

[@nitrospitfire6345]

Coloured rockets were found on ship's wreck and some survivors claimed that they saw coloured rockets used together with the white ones so... the mistery is bigger than we 🤔🤔🤔

[@MD-zr1wy]

Standardised colour of rockets weren’t standardised until much later (several decades if I’m not mistaken).

[@nitrospitfire6345]

@@MD-zr1wy If you read carefully... you'll see that didn't wrote "standard" or "standardized".

[@MD-zr1wy]

@@nitrospitfire6345 sorry if I misunderstood your comment. but my point was just that around those years, it didn’t matter which colour of flare was launched, only the intervals of these launches. I believe distress signals used a time interval of 1 minute.

[@Tuturial464]

The truth is. It's everyone's fault. But mother nature was truly to blame

[@99mrpogi]

Like lack of lifeboats that could have saved more passengers

[@munastronaut8147]

@@99mrpogi titanic had much more lifeboats than recommended

[@Tuturial464]

@@munastronaut8147 well at most, they could only carry about 2/3 of the passengers at most

[@SaraRoseVaughan]

@@99mrpogi Honestly, probably not. The ship sank before all of the 20 boats she did have could be launched, and any extras would have been more crumbling debris during the ship's violent breakup. Even if some boats did survive, passengers would have been scrambling to climb them until the cold prevented them from moving or the boat got swamped.

[@CookinBulls]

@@SaraRoseVaughan no every single lifeboat DID get off the ship

[@LegoAndrew08]

1:40 that guy on the right looks the Pringles guy.

[@LegoAndrew08]

In fact. HE IS the Pringles guy

[@PointlessVidd]

Today, safety ships are faster so you don't have to worry about sinking cruises

[@caprious454]

Some think the titanic was the only ship built lol they built 3 ships in total... 1 was a sister ship... If u know u know...

[@skyandsparkleanddiscoandve1992]

Yes britannic and olympic .

[@caprious454]

@@skyandsparkleanddiscoandve1992 some say they swapped ships

[@Mnhmkr]

This video was like a movie

[@MrSimplesimon007]

Bruce ismay was to blame, having a terrible influence over the captain on the voyage, and ismay had the lifeboats reduced from 48 to 16 plus 4 collapsible ones, (one of those he ended up in) in ismays own words, "people want to look at views of the ocean, not lifeboats" well I bet the view wasn't pleasant when she was sinking... But the number of lifeboats conformed to the law of the time, nevertheless, he personally reduced the numbers by 28, so ultimately he is responsible.

[@TheTomCruiseLover]

This is actually a really cool video and the way it was animated! Great job Bright side, now we can all be informed of the truth of what happened that night ☺️🕊️🚢🚢😌

[@Kamenriderbuster2022]

A lot of it is false don’t believe it

[@moldytales]

None of this is factual! This channel openly LIES to their viewers!

[@calamity7646]

YES!!! This video is horrible and full of misinformation.

[@MatteoRamaccioni84]

the animations were the worst part

[@cmillization]

It's because the Californian ship had there radio turned off!! They didn't get the message until it was too late! It wasn't his fault

[@kippd2265]

These documentaries are becoming more and more dumbed down. If you want to learn about the titanic, watch some of the older documentaries.

[@Vip__honey]

We all just appreciate the content this man and his crew makes its just a masterpiece imagine what's he's gonna doing the future 💛...

[@pappapappi9177]

This seems to be just a show up 😜🤠

[@wazzupp1029]

Yeah, an inaccurate mess of a masterpiece at that

[@SaraRoseVaughan]

Masterpiece. Ha. Right. It's nothing but garbage.

[@afbrat1986]

Too mad the vast majority of his content is wrong.

[@shaynewheeler9249]

RMS titanic

[@carlgharis7948]

The coast guard... 300+ miles out into the ocean...... um.... let's think about that.....

[@user-gj1em8wc3g]

Lifeboats on the titanic could’ve fitted 40-70 people but they only put 12 on each lifeboat

[@aj6954]

Numbers varied, but the lowest was 12 with lifeboat No 1.

[@mariamatheson5300]

And they'd cancelled a boat drill the day before.

[@carltitanic_vids97]

Titanic still fascinates us especailly bright side because he post many titanic videos😄

[@Someguy4007]

Dont watch bright side they get many inaccuracies watch historic travels and ocean liner designs they tell facts unlike bright side that tells lies

[@ozgamerab8780]

Wow Bright Side says that there are a lot of reasons why the Titanic sank AND 1500 peopel died. An officer kicked out of the ship taking the keys to the binoculars with him, the ship going at top speed, shortage of lifeboats, forgetting red fireworks, a Californian ship ignoring the sinking (BECAUSE THEY DIDN’T KNOW), etc.

[@LuisChavez-iw1jv]

Exactly they already turned off the radio and went to bed but already give the titanic like two ice warnings too

[@wutrudoin5431]

How tf would you be able to see through the binocular when it's almost completely pitch black?

[@ozgamerab8780]

@@wutrudoin5431 “Pitch black” doesn’t stop binoculars from functioning

[@wutrudoin5431]

@@ozgamerab8780 It does bro, you can see little to nothing through binoculars during the night.

[@ozgamerab8780]

@@wutrudoin5431 No that’s not how they work

[@AnonymousTroll948]

In the thumbnail its sinking backwards

[@Virtus647]

8:25 the samson looked nothing like that

[@brenjohngorospe1791]

Why the thumbnail you make the titanic sink stern first?

[@windlesstitan6825]

have you guys seen historic travels correct all of this

[@ced2011]

At 00:45 you mention the moon hiding behind clouds and bad visibility, but iirc it was a clear sky the night the titanic sank, and there was no moon. How come?

[@Naneet72]

Because it was actually something called a cold water mirage, watch Historic Travels' video explaining what it is and u'll understand.

[@Cubeman312]

3:35 perfect cutting out, 6:38 thats cap why wont thet 7:23 BRUH thats not even the Carpathia

[@lisaskinner485]

The wireless operator told the operator on the California not to keep sending the warnings as he was busy making money for personal communications of the rich. That's why the California turned off the radio.

[@Sarah0583]

No, the Californian’s wireless operator turned off his equipment and went to bed because he had finished his shift.

[@ThatOneFriend5811]

The Carpathia was not going at full speed. They were going *past* their full speed. To the point where the engine was *permanently* broken. This was rumored to be one of the leading reasons of Carpathia's Sinking

[@LIVERPOOLCOMPSS]

Let's save y'all 9:48 and just say they didn't save it so that's that

[@MrNWA4Life]

Save all the passengers? Not hardly. The Californian could only hold around 100 people.

[@jollyfighter7319]

A collection of mistakes and negligence sunk the titanic

[@shaun1912]

Delete this video. You got so much wrong. For shame

[@ronaldschultenover8137]

The Californian could not have done anything

[@mikedrown2721]

The moon was hiding behind black clouds??? 😂

[@HinckleyBranchRailfan]

It wasn’t. It was simply a moonless night

[@martinluscombe1346]

The Captain & a wireless guy SAW the ship that was 10 miles away, BUT NEVER said to crew to ROW towards them.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Have you thought to ask how long it would take for a group of untrained people to row a lifeboat ten miles or so, assuming they even knew the direction in which to row?

[@Soarin-Ancient]

the captain was never on deck he was in the Chart room

[@RediteTheGemBoy]

i didn’t know this channel would upload everyday

[@joeblogs-vx4ep]

Fun fact the white star line never claimed titanic was unsinkable it was said as a off the cuff remark it was never an official claim ..

[@scottishlad4485]

That guy in the hull be like oh it’s maybe just few water and who cares it’s UNSINKABLE BUT then later *dies*😂😂

[@chubby_runs9091]

Couldn’t even get the side of the ship that was out of the water right

[@Rainbowbloxiscool]

Carpathia did save the titanic

[@tatianakidd8510]

The ship that was near by was a The Samson, a Norwegian sealing ship. The ships crew were illegally fishing. The RMS Californian was not near the titanic.

[@SaraRoseVaughan]

There were a few ships in the area. Californian was one of them.

[@CookinBulls]

wat?

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

There is also a suggestion that the ship spotted from Titanic was not Californian at all, but the Canadian Pacific cargo liner Mount Temple. She was similar in appearance and size to Californian, and a number of passengers and crew members made claims of this nature to Canadian newspapers. However, what historical evidence exists suggests that Mount Temple was about 60 miles away. The claims about Mount Temple were made by the journalist Senan Moloney, who has something of a track record where Titanic is concerned, and some would consider to be less than reliable, especially when he was promoting his book.

[@SaraRoseVaughan]

@@dovetonsturdee7033 Yeah, it was Californian. Mount Temple was too far away to help. Californian's crew said they saw rockets and a big steamer way off in the distance.

[@CaptainColdyron222]

This has been disproven. The Samson was in Iceland on April 6, 1912 and was back in Iceland on April 20, 1912. If she was anywhere near the Titanic on April 14/15th she would have had to make a 3,000 mile round trip in fourteen days. This is impossible since her top speed was six knots.

[@AA-ss5kw]

It just seems that the fault lies with the Titanic crew. First they forgot to have red flares. Then they not only ignore the warnings of California ship but also gets them off the radio communication. It just seems one mistake after the other from Titanic crew

[@thomaslycke6990]

Agree, the captain did not slow down despite the iceberg hazard, did not dubbled the outlook. There is no other to blame then the captain of TITANIC.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Titanic carried 36 state of the art explosive flares. Californian simply reported that she had stopped for the night due to sheet ice. Californian only had one wireless operator, and her wireless shut down when his shift ended.

[@munastronaut8147]

do you know what morse slang is?

[@Tuturial464]

I remember a documentary that the titanic was rushed. But also in the star bright sky, there was no way for the ships to signal each other clearly with signal lights.

[@SaraRoseVaughan]

@@thomaslycke6990 There were two lookouts in the crow's nest, which was standard. Plus, there were plenty of eyes keeping watch from the bridge. It wasn't as though they just weren't looking at all. That's ridiculous.

[@Josh-jy9gl]

Well if you really think about it the SS California could have saved more lives than Carpathia because it was the closest ship and if it was responded quicker to the distress flares they could have saved more lives

[@SaraRoseVaughan]

Californian was stopped due to ice. It would have taken a lot of time to put the boilers back online. So no, she really couldn't have done anything.

[@highlander723]

And if Captain Smith had taken the ice warnings to heart the Titanic would not have sunk at all

[@cypr7120]

@@highlander723 the Titanic's radio operator did not tried to understand the warning and cutted the line off.

[@Cobalt3351]

@thecaringadolfhitler9186 You are incorrect. The reason the Titanic was going full speed is because the crew thought they could see for miles in all directions. However, that was due to some optical illusions that night. One of them being the cold water mirage. Also, it was very dark, and the visibility was actually very low. They didn't realize until it was too late. But from the crew's perspective, it was a clear night with miles of visibility. The Titanic's captain wasn't known as the "millionaire's captain" for nothing. He was indeed a smart man. You can't blame him. He thought that he could see for miles. Mainly because of the cold water mirage that night.

[@anne-mariechaudhry1038]

Fun but sad fact : the Olympic could of saved titanic but the white star line said it'd be traumatic to people if they were asked to board a twin like boat

[@dalekexterminae]

Bruh, it couldn’t. Olympic was in New York, 3 days away.

[@kingdynal7735]

Olympic was around 500 miles off. They would not have reached titanic. Keep in mind carpathia took 4 hours to get to the titanic survivors from a little over 50 miles while going above their top speed. I doubt many passengers would care about weather or not their savior was titanic solder sister if it meant they lived.

[@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY]

@@dalekexterminae Olympic wasn’t in New York, she was about 505 miles east of Titanic when she picked up her distress call.

[@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY]

@@kingdynal7735 Remember, it also took an additional 4 and a half hours for the Carpathia to find and pick up every one of the survivors after just finding the first lifeboat and the Olympic was about 110 miles away from the Titanic sinking scene when she got turned down as all lifeboats had been accounted for. The Olympic probably would’ve rescued some of the Titanic survivors if it weren’t Harold Cottam staying up later than usual and just wearing his headphones while on no official duty at all, just in the process of getting undressed for bed before shutting the room down when he just accidentally heard the Titanic’s distress call.

[@MalekMostafaMahran]

Who misses the oldbright side

[@da3toed_sloth]

The reason why the ship didn't save the titanic is because apparently the titanic sent the wrong coordinates so if ships DID try and save the titanic, it would fail.

[@Jace-Briand]

Well yeah, but the Carpathia still got to them

[@Mim69420]

Umm RMS Carpathia went to titanic while Californian didn’t because the couldn’t get through all the icebergs to titanic

[@ayyzhorphyy9383]

Fun fact: Californian Could've save the titanic but the Californian didn't have the radio on

[@MD-zr1wy]

The operator was actually asleep, as there were no laws that the radio had to staffed 24 hours a day.

[@moldytales]

Bright Side, you sit on a throne of lies!