Spooky Titanic Disaster Premonitions & Predictions

Much fiction, urban myths and exaggerated premonitions have been invented to sit alongside the factual accounts of Titanic's sinking. To try to understand why, it is necessary to understand the era in which these claims of foreboding came to light.
So, was the Titanic's fate predestined? Was there a warning that the Titanic was going to sink? In this original short film, we investigate some of the unexplained glimpses into the future which came to light after Titanic's sinking.
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[@windstorm1000]

The Titanic is no longer just a famous ship wreck--its a multi million dollar industry

[@absoluteindoubt5143]

I think it's disgusting . So many people making money off death and pain..

[@tinaanderson200]

@@absoluteindoubt5143 yes smh

[@thomashumphrey48]

Keeping The Memories Of It Alive But In A Way Yes But Also Depends on How You Feel And Look At It?

[@JennySilvertonx]

Wow, so many people's predictions came true, and also there was another, Eva Hart's (Eva being a survivor of Titanic) Mother had the same prediction.

[@thomashumphrey48]

I Met Her In September Of 1993 On The Very First Titanic Heritage Tour!

[@sonnysoto7513]

Did anyone ask Robertson about the book after the titanic sank? As a writer, you would think he would have had something to say

[@absoluteindoubt5143]

like what? " I knew it, I told you so?" Just to add insult to injury?

[@Elfdaughter]

It was a bird. There is no footage of any of the rescue ships being laden with passengers from the real Titanic (the only actual footage we have is from passengers who left the ship at her last stop before the crossing). That footage is most likely to have come from a Hollywood production. Therefore: Bird.

[@mizzztstruth2925]

What's with the tarot cards

[@123immyself]

at 2:04 we see a gohst pass very fast from left to right ...weird

[@jmuring]

the ship that challenges God...

[@kendallsmythe8744]

Robertson had knowledge of the shipping industry and never claimed to be psychic.

[@StripyIce]

@Christopher41791 From what I gathered / researched, the 8 telegraph messages were sent to the radio operator Philips, who susposadly ignored the messages, telling the people to "Shut up", and the warning messages did not reach the Captain. Sorry if I'm wrong, that's just what I found out

[@twinflame1000]

I don't believe it was just an accident; everything is preordained.....

[@342roblox]

Great Video! I hope you have more! I'm also a Titaniac. Anyway, this video was so creepy. But i bought a book about the ship "Titan"

[@tinaanderson200]

Yes, that was predicted before this tragedy, happened smh 😭

[@GetGiNgErEaDy]

Most of these predictions are just common sense... Things that would typically happen if your in waters with icebergs in ships that carry a tremendous amount of people. Not so much predictions but more common sense is all.

[@342roblox]

amazing video! and a bit creepy.

[@Mrz-sb1hw]

If you go somewhere and if there is somone having a bad feeling always listen as it could save your life, observe their body language, sullen faces, being quiet and withdrawn are possible signs of imprnding doom, then ask them quietly what is bothering them.

[@Nowhereman10]

My one big criticism about this video how it uses wide generalizations about Morgan Robertson's Futility to try and link the fictional disaster with the real one of Titanic. But as always, the devil is in the details, and Robertson was an experienced merchantman sailor who kept up with all the latest trends in maritime developments. For example, it is very likely that Robertson would have been aware of the construction and launch in 1896 of the North German Lloyd Line liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, which was 655 feet long... which is not that far off in size from the fictional Titan, and carried about 2,000 passengers and crew, again not too far off of Titan's 3,000. So it's not a big stretch to imagine an 800 foot ocean liner. There are big differences between Titanic and Titan. Titan is about 800 feet long, but Titanic is 883 feet. Titan is a lone ship, no others in her class, Titanic is one of three nearly identical sister ships. Titan was built for speed and could easily achieve 25 to 29 knots, while Titanic was not built for speed, primarily safety and comfort, with a maximum redline speed of 23.5 knots, but typically would cruise at 21-22 knots. Titan had sails to supplement her engines, but Titanic had no sails. Titan's lifeboats only had capacity for 500 (1/6th of total passengers and crew), while Titanic's for 1,178 (1/3rd of the maximum). Titan was carrying as little lifeboats as the law allowed, while Titanic carried four more than the minimum the law required. Titan had her full compliment of 3,000 passengers and crew the night of her accident, while Titanic had 2,200 out of a maximum of 3,000. The details also differ on the sinking of each ship. The Titan strikes an iceberg and grounds up onto it, tearing open her bottom hull, then tips over onto one side, and slides off back into the water and sinks within minutes. There are only 13 survivors and only one lifeboat is launched, the rest die trapped inside Titan's hull. The Titanic sideswipes an iceberg, but takes nearly 3 hours to sink, and 18 out of 20 lifeboats are launch, the remaining two float off, and there are 705 survivors. The Titan's captain survives the sinking. Captain E. J. Smith of Titanic goes down with his ship. The hero of Futility survives along with the daughter of his old flame by jumping onto the iceberg that sank the Titan, and they take shelter in a chunk of the Titan's bridge left behind as the ship falls back into the sea. No pieces of Titanic were left behind and there is no evidence passengers or crew clambered onto the iceberg or any other ice.

[@emilygracey]

Accident at a sea, waiting to happen 🤷‍♀️

[@nelsonmendoza2258]

What was that dark figer passing g by when men are put down the small boat

[@piomat100]

maybe a bird

[@TheVideoGametuts]

Meh.... couldve been a seagull or some other seabird

[@pjmbidge632000]

She was the Captains Daughter But her Naval Base was full of discharged seamen.

[@omarlives]

Bahumbug. Its all one big Titanic coincidence! - the silly skeptic.

[@larrysantana9538]

He said semen

[@emceeAMile]

Crazy stuff.

[@OrionGameStudios]

its a bird :P

[@billyelkins2502]

It's obvious I'm related to that stoker me andhim are nosier than crap

[@heyjeySigma]

SEAman

[@Clarkd87]

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