The Sinking of the RMS Titanic (April 14th, 1912) (Part 1) Titanic month episode 5

[@georgebarrykeithgoddard1338]

A key ingredient of being a story teller is personality. You tell us the facts, but you do it with such vigor and enthusiasm, and that sets you apart from many other channels. You're a real star in the making.

[@ondreacounts2556]

True. He has a fantastic way of telling the stories of Titanic as well as his enthusiasm to discuss all things Titanic related that he makes the listener more interested in the subject.

[@chaoticXmisfit]

It's exactly 12:40 am right now as I finished this video. Crazy to think it's been 109 years since this beautiful ship sank.

[@steveferguson8275]

She was so beautiful it's so sad what happened may the 1,500 lost RIP

[@ballisticmallard2125]

This is the first video that explained how bulk heads worked, kudos

[@BGivka]

Just found your channel and love it ! Yes, I realize this video is older, but it is what brought me here. 😊

[@coolioistheboss]

Just when I thought I was going to sleep... This is a great excuse to stay up.

[@magi_cait]

It really is.

[@donnypuleo8167]

Me too lol

[@wafflesquad9234]

You can just tell ur parents you were doing ur history homework😎🤣

[@gophergarage]

Truly is A Night to Remember.......

[@lordvastor98]

For the people on the ship it was A Night They Wanted To Forget

[@henkrearden4282]

sounds like a soft core

[@ImperialGeneral]

About the only criticism I can give of the actions of the crew prior to the impact were the orders Murdoch gave to try and avoid the iceberg. For context, I was in the navy and was conning officer and officer of the deck for a ship similar in size to the Titanic (basically holding a similar position to Murdoch the night of the sinking) When I was learning how to maneuver ships, I was taught to never try to turn and stop at the same time like Murdoch did. The reason is that the water that is moved by the propellers provides the actual force on the rudders which causes the ship to turn. By trying to slow down, you reduce the amount of water pushing against the rudders and slow the rate of your turn. (And if you do start reversing it actually starts turning the ship in the opposite direction you want to go) This might be why Titanic wasn’t able to turn sharply enough to avoid the ice, and it’s given a little nod in the Cameron film when the sailors are confused as to why they’re not turning as quickly as they think they should be. However, from what I’m aware of, attempting to turn and slow down was standard procedure at the time, so I can’t really put any blame on Murdoch for that either.

[@DutchDukeMan]

They did not slow down, they did not change the engine speed while going hard to starboard. only after the impact the engines were stopped, turned back on at half speed and finally stopped again. the movie got it wrong with the whole "full astern" theory

[@Terri_MacKay]

Thank you for that... it's always interesting to hear from people with professional experience who can add their expertise to the story.

[@Deerhunterjs]

I've always wondered the same thing. I figured it would have been best to throw it in reverse and turn opposite of the way they wanna go. But as someone with no naval experience I figure I am wrong in my thinking.

[@grandadmiralzaarin4962]

I must say, I picked a fortuitous time to subscribe on the anniversary of the sinking. This is a great channel along with Drachnifel and Yamato30 are some of the best naval channels I've seen and it warms this historian's heart to see such great history channels developing.

[@obsessedwithcars219]

Hearing about the titanic never gets old. Thank you for the content!!

[@SgtKFerguson]

@1:02 you’re welcome. I love your KZbin channel. You make great content and I wish you the best. I said it before I love how present yourself and how you word your speeches on talking about this topic, it’s so top notch 10/10

[@MyNameIsInvalid]

You've earned these subscriptions I've always been fascinated by the Titanic since I was a kid. This channel is by far the best I've seen for Titanic info. Keep up the good work.

[@MaconHarris]

I always stay up until the time titanic sank in her time to remember those lost. I always watching the real time sinking

[@thebeanlife4409]

That is a great way to pay respect

[@lukeportelli2097]

True

[@moviebuff8111]

I also had a moment of silence as well on April 15 around 2 am. I was already in bed and I prayed

[@loretamartinaviciene4660]

I will do some bad things if my brother doesn't stop commenting on these types of videos.

[@TheMimosaFlower]

I looked at the clock and it was the time she slipped beneath the surface. I sat with my thoughts for a while. Especially poignant this year after watching Sam's great videos.

[@DJShihTzuman]

It's currently eleven after midnight, the life boats are starting to be uncovered and swung out.

[@Embryoooz]

Another great video! Not only do I like the content they provide but also the unscripted and personal feel that they each have. It’s a refreshing and nice touch that they don’t feel read from a card but come from the passion and love of it all. Keep up the great work!

[@kaneki-ken96]

Excellent video for this 109th anniversary Sam RIP RMS Titanic 1912 - 2021 🚢🚢

[@SwedBaben]

The reenactment of the wall bursting from the water pressure was really impactful. I can't even imagine the fear of the workers in the boiler room when they literally could see the iceberg cut through the wall ..

[@NYWF]

Sam- great video and I just subscribed to your channel! You had quite the night getting this together and doing the live event as well!! We all will look forward to the continuation of the sinking events in your next installment. I have been a student of the Titanic story for 43 years now from the time I was a kid and I am still learning new things about it all the time! Take care!

[@metalwing1232]

Just found this channel today, and immediately subscribed took it as a sign, can’t wait to watch all your previous vids looks like a great channel!

[@FoxMcCloudV2]

I would just like to say that I discovered your channel about a week ago and have been enjoying your videos since then. This video is no different; I enjoyed it immensely. Great job on it. P.S.: I would like to see a video talking about RMS Empress of Ireland.

[@thanaschrock7253]

With my extensive Titanic research and knowledge, I think I remember learning that the ship closest to the Titanic that night, I believe, was also affected by this cold water mirage and thought Titanic’s Emergency lights were just a small ship with its lights flashing. I subscribed to your channel a couple months ago maybe and I love your content so much!!!

[@thebeanlife4409]

Do u remember where u read this? I’ve been wondering why they wouldn’t have seen the flares or emergency lights

[@jonathanp89]

I thought of this too in my comment.

[@svuntekarlberg]

@@thebeanlife4409 If I remember correctly the crew of the Californian DID see the flares. Issue is, they were fired at incorrect intervals causing the Californians crew to think that it was just a celebration of her maiden voyage.

[@neilbain8736]

@@svuntekarlberg I've read that one issue was the colour of the flares, with Titanic actually having coloured flares, but the Californian's crew only seeing white flares.

[@j2alomar]

Man you keep me so entertained watching your videos when im at work by myself. You have such charisma brother that I could totally see you hosting a tv series on a major network. No im not kidding lol. Anyway I want to thank you for blessing us with your channel and bringing us your knowledge and stories in a way that teaches and entertains. May all your dreams come true!! Thank You!!

[@KarishmaMahadeo]

Let's get this guy to 100k

[@paulavallone9296]

Great job again Sam! Really enjoying Titanic week! Big Big congrats on the 30,000 subscribers! The time has really passed quickly for you on the success of the channel. I believe when I first subscribed it was somewhere between 300 - 600 subscribers. So happy for you. 😉👍 Keep up the great work.... Soon we'll be congratulating you on 50,000! 🎊 🎉

[@tomcameron96]

Another awesome video. It's my birthday today, kind of morbid celebration. But also a chance to remember a relative who was crew on titanic, Joseph Boxhaul. Keep up the great work.

[@aldenunion]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY THOMAS!!!! SALUTE!!!!

[@penprop01]

Happy Birthday!!!!!

[@laylaleannejepson7]

I'm just watching this now as I'm catching up with your videos. Another great video, Sam! Thank you 🙂

[@donw3912]

12:49 PST here...thinking of the events of 109 yrs ago...lotta heroes..a few bad calls..and a never ending story...all of the What if's...but alot of good did come from her loss as most know...just sucks that the designer who was pushing for alot more lifeboats to begin with in her design was not listened to... Huge congrats on 30K Sam...you have a great personality and it shows very well on here...and the subjects are always interesting and we all learn something from each of them. Keep up the awesome work..I definitely appreciate all of the efforts you put into these videos my friend.

[@bramvandenbroeck5060]

You are an awesome guy Sam, i like your narration, you sound happy and it shows that you are on screen talking with so much passion about this fabulous ship! Keep up the good work! I can't get enough of your video's! So informative and detailed!

[@0mally13]

I started following when you were at 700 followers. T.U ig page referenced me to you. Your passion and commitment to what you obviously love speaks volumes and gets you all those subscribers. You are honest and accountable....no bullshit with you. God's bless brotha 🙏🏼

[@TirarADeguello]

Can you do a series on the completely preventable sinking of The Yarmouth Castle Disaster? I think it's long history, and complex sinking, heroic efforts to save people, would be a good series for you.

[@alanstevens1296]

Same thing with the completely preventable sinking of the Morro Castle. Actually it didn't sink but it was completely destroyed by fire and beached at Asbury Park, NJ.

[@TirarADeguello]

@Carmine Fiore I think I am fascinated by how human beings behave when things are at there worst?

[@Terri_MacKay]

That would be an interesting case for Sam to do a deep dive into, as I only know the basic facts. Unfortunately, none of those heroic efforts were taken by the Captain, who took a lifeboat along with other crew members, in order to get to the rescue ship, leaving all the passengers to fend for themselves. I'm impressed that the crew of the rescue ship wouldn't allow them to board their ship, and told the Captain to return to the Yarmouth Castle. I would love to hear Sam talk about that...I can just imagine how disgusted he'd be by such cowardly actions.

[@borzaioana5245]

Only Titanic

[@jarlsenneson9163]

Abolutely LOVE your entusiasm about Titanic! I am a big fan of your work! 😃

[@MattHayesVinyl]

This is timely but, even though I grew up in the UK, the only time I ever saw Prince Phillip was in Halifax Nova Scotia...when I was trying to get to the maritime museum to see the Titanic exhibits. It turned out I had chosen the one day the entire area where the museum is located was shut down to welcome the Queen for her Golden Jubilee as she visited the Commonwealth. Go figure. Still, it was kind of cool to see her and Prince Philip disembarking and I came back another day to get my Titanic fix.

[@rustyshackleferd875]

I'd rather be on the Titanic than Sir John Franklin's artic expedition.

[@biggy0917]

@Hannah Doherty the trauma you would have to go through would in no way be worth the story. Imagine watching and hearing thousands die, including your closest love ones.

[@AHAproductions712]

Yup

[@AHAproductions712]

@@biggy0917 holy poop...

[@mattdelarosa6819]

@Hannah Doherty what is Sir John Franklin’s Arctic expedition?

[@karissailormoon]

@Hannah Doherty I used to think the same when I was younger and saw the movie, but believe me when you get older and have more life experience you really understand and look upon this with horror rather than wistfulness. A good story to tell but at what cost?

[@daavski9777]

Can’t wait for the next one:) great video Sam!

[@kitsunemetal]

I think it's sad that the passengers didn't realize that the Titanic was hit by a iceberg instead of thinking that there was a shutter and there wasn't any danger to the point of refusing to board the life boats.

[@25Erix]

Mind you, the ship didn't crash into the iceberg. It was a glancing blow and Titanic's sheer size helped dissipate and later deaden the impact shock. Depending on where you were on the ship, especially further back, you probably wouldn't have known an impact had happened at all. As for passengers refusing to leave? Look at it this way: huge ship, with top-of-the-line safety features and more lifeboats than was deemed necessary at the time. The entire ship was designed on the idea of being its own lifeboat, able to remain afloat in an accident (and Olympic had come through such an accident herself). You know it hit something BUT the danger isn't that apparent. Titanic had an excruciatingly slow death and it was a victim of a worst-case scenario no one ever considered. It's super cold out. Naturally, people weren't going to want to leave the ship.

[@jesterchesterfield2374]

@@25Erix true that. I think the circumstances had to be perfect for the ship to sink on its Maiden voyage. Think about it there was a 1/1000 chance that this ship would sink on its first voyage and it did. That’s what makes it so interesting is the fact that the greatest thing (at that time) ever created by man sunk in less than three hours on its first go around. The circumstances had to be perfect and unfortunately they were.

[@25Erix]

@@jesterchesterfield2374 She lasted about four days then sunk in about three hours. Makes her luckier than the Fitzgerald, in all honesty. The Fitz had a good career up until that fateful day of November 10, 1075. She sank completely without warning in a storm, all 29 hands lost. Snapped in two as well.

[@ondreacounts2556]

You have worked hard for these subscribers, you are a very good historian & storyteller and THAT is why your channel has grown so fast & continues to do so. There are very few ppl who can make historical things interesting and you are one of those very few. I've been subscribed to you now for a couple months & you continue to keep me interested. Keep up the excellent work you've been doing and I can see you reaching over 50,000 in the next 3 months, easily.

[@Brock_Landers]

I tried to say it in the live chat in part 2 (which is streaming now), I really appreciate all of your efforts to pay homage to this beautiful historic ship and all of those who were lost with her.

[@thebeanlife4409]

Watching this at 1:20am an hour before the titanic fully submerged. (Minus time difference I guess) sends chills down my spine. I’m so fascinated by the event but it is just so horrific and tragic

[@TheMimosaFlower]

Congrats on reaching 30K followers. It's so well deserved

[@filipohman7277]

Awesome Work!! Greetings from Helsinki Finland 🇫🇮

[@Elayzee]

Love your content! The passion you have especially with the Titanic is greatly appreciated.

[@thebeatleswin1]

Hey just wanted to say love the channel, Your have a super chill personality, And a lot of great info and knowledge. To top it off you post quite frequently, So I have a lot of videos to watch at work throughout the week, And I love it! Keep up the great work!

[@Anatomyforcatastrophe]

Excellent video! I thought I wouldn’t learn anything new from this, but the stuff on the Carpathia was great!

[@charlesjoughin9863]

Thank you for making this KZbin channel I am great full to go on this journey with you I know I am probably not someone you would call a free anymore but I am still glad to have been here thank you very much for making the discord server so I could meet all the great people there and meet you i can't thank you enough

[@neilbain8736]

There's just something about the research that goes into this channel. It's quality work.

[@jamesfracasse8178]

It's 10:30 p.m.eastern standard time meaning right now in atlantic time zone it's 11:30 p.m. only ten minutes left till the 109 anniversary.

[@ophadamia2579]

GMT -2.5

[@_Cam_On_Guitar_]

I found you when you had been doing KZbin for about 3 months. Let’s just say I haven’t been disappointed yet. Great work man. Keep it up, and you are gonna go places.

[@No1.OriginalTrilogyStarWarsFan]

Congratulations on your 30k subscribers Sam. Fantastic video as always.

[@schizomonika]

Every subscriber has been well earned ❤️ congratulations

[@jonathanp89]

I think I know most of the physics and human side of the Titanic story, and then another tidbit of information pops out: about the Marconi operator or Carpathia. I had no idea were it not for him being a tech geek, like me, ha, he would never have heard MGY's CQD. That's what I love about this ship, I have studied it extensively for nine years and when you think you know nearly everything another bit of information is revealed. Thanks for the video Sam and congratulations on 30k subscribers!

[@xmarcosnavigator]

Cool

[@callumlindsayvideos399]

I love this guys titanic videos. Satisfing for my titanic intrest

[@CaptainEdwardJSmith-ve5hk]

I have decided to stay down with the ship... One Last Time.

[@Alan-ej6wb]

Hahahaha, hey buck stops with you anyways, don’t go full speed at night in an ice field after receiving what, 6 warnings? Yeah

[@ARJUN_2009_ZOOMER]

Alan 636 don't be so rude

[@Alan-ej6wb]

@@ARJUN_2009_ZOOMER wasnt meant to be rude it is true, captain smith was pressured into a fast crossing for publicity instead of being safe and making it. How do you think he would have been treated had he not gone down with the ship? I would say it’s more rude to sink a ship and kill people because you are not using common sense. I respect captain smith I understand he had a perfect record until this but he is responsible for what happened that day.

[@ARJUN_2009_ZOOMER]

Alan 636 yeah true, but I heard that he wanted his ship to arrive to New York on time or earlier

[@Alan-ej6wb]

@@ARJUN_2009_ZOOMER as does everyone, it just wasn’t worth the risk they took and they paid the price.

[@kazkitty7675]

There are very few channels that I press the bell for. This is one of them.

[@jetsons101]

Great video, so many facts to cover. As always thanks for your time and hard work. Stay safe.....

[@thomasstyles4785]

Love your videos!

[@magi_cait]

I was watching the beginning of the livestream and saw this pop up!

[@goldfing5995]

I like the euphoric greeting in every video, despite the historic situation was far from feeling like this. Just imagine Captain Smith entering the bridge shortly after the collision, turning to Mr Murdoch and saying "Hey everybody, what's going on?" ;-) Anyway, you do a great job in explaining all those interesting facts in such great detail. I have learned so much more about the Titanic which I hadn't heard before. The Cameron movie is great, but there is so much more to discover and explore. By the way (as a non-native speaker, who often has trouble in understanding English speaking actors in Hollywood movies): you're talking quite fast, but nevertheless most of it is clearly understandable to me, regarding acoustics and also the contents and reasonings in this complex matter.

[@adwinaharford3297]

Wow, congratulations on your 30k subs!!! You truly deserve it. You always thank everyone and reply to messages whenever possible, and your live is entertaining with discussion!! You're very enthusiastic and your story narration is remarkable. Your charisma makes people want to listen 😊 you delivered this story very well, I understand MORE about the bulkheads not reaching the boat deck. Very tragic 🥺😭 I'm also wondering, what if the boiler room workers had a communication system to the bridge - like the crows nest, do you think this would have helped??🤔🤔 can't wait for part 2!! Best wishes as always ☘️☺️🇮🇪💖🚢

[@scottrichards5213]

Sam This video is great u go into great details on how it all happened. Looking forward to the next part of the sinking. Scotty

[@chrisstetson3115]

Been watching since 500 subscribers..keep up your great work on telling the history of this amazing ship

[@steamer9932]

didn't realise that Historic Travels Hit 30K Subscribers ( Congratulations Historic Travels :D )

[@MandyPandy1]

I just wanted to say I have been block watching and bingeing on your videos for 4 days! Since finding them by accident. I don't usually watch if the person is strictly nnscreen rather than just narrating as it's usually boring to me otherwise but because you engage with your viewers and you use models you have bought etc it's completely immersive. Keep up the great work this is a channel I will be watching for a long time if it remains the in this format. Thank you x

[@karenbotbol4259]

You are amazing, keep making your videos

[@davinp]

This is why it took over an hour before the first lifeboats were lowered

[@YourOldUncleNoongah]

LOVED IT! Heck I love all ya videos! The knowledge.....it fill my brain ....it is....NEEEEEAT! hahaha.

[@timjerrom7173]

Dude it's something that is clear that you love and have a great knowledge about and I would think and hope that you would go on to make great history documentaries on in the future. I hope that one of your fans is a talent scout or one of your many tv channels in America because your clearly spoken voice is fantastic. Just got to stop saying "you see" over and over again, what I have noticed over all your video's "hopefully you can see that this is just constructive criticism for you dude" Apart from this, very nicely done and looking forward to the next.

[@timjerrom7173]

Ha, myself have got into a habit of saying "yes dear" to everyone after being in lockdown with one person.

[@janettemccubbin9009]

Great to see your subs going up, well deserved for such great content. Thank you Sam.

[@davidshawaliasdavid4438]

I think I may start my own channel as you are so right in every aspect yet their is more here then meets the eye. And not conspiracy. You have nailed it bro. But I have more information especially relating to the the tiller commands just to begin. Bravo

[@drewdeasy2037]

Love your videos! I think an interesting topic would be eyewitness descriptions of the iceberg that struck the titanic. I’ve read that people on board describing it as a “black mass.” I think a lot of people have a misconception of what it really looked like that night.

[@michaelbooker6188]

I am loving your page. The information is great!! As a kid, instead of playing cowboys and Indians, my friends and I played Titantic!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ginantsfan5]

Most awesome vid!!!! Look foreword to the next one!!!!!!!

[@comradecallahan3582]

I was up at 12:40 in the morning of the 15th and I thought “this is when boat 7 launched” and it’s so crazy and weird to think that today right now at this time more than 100 years ago in this same world people were on a floating palace of lights on a dark Ocean in the middle of no where. The emotions they must have felt when the ship was sinking is just mind boggling, on deck freezing and confident that the ship wouldn’t sink refusing to get on boats while Murdoch is ordering the lower. of another boat. With that I say....We Remember Titanic.....

[@Someones_User07]

Your my favorite KZbinr

[@ministryofanti-feminism1493]

Murdoch made a mistake ordering all engines to stop. The central screw should have been full ahead as it was the rudder screw and would have enabled the ship to turn tighter. By ordering all engines including the rudder screw to stop he reduced Titanic's turning circle and caused the collision.

[@darkenergy410]

Super interesting video loaded with tidbits

[@coughcough9794]

Great video as always, congrats on 30k!

[@winghungyuen2726]

Glad you decided to split the sinking video into manageable video segments. Rather have every detail of the Titanic sinking covered than try to rush through the story.

[@marcosadventures6140]

Happy 30K Sam!

[@isrulius]

If you ever want to experience what it sounded like after the Titanic sank and the people in the water were screaming, go to a stadium baseball game. A Titanic survivor once said he had flashbacks to that night whenever he attended a baseball game because it was exactly the way the roaring screams of the drowning and dying victims sounded as they called for help from the lifeboats.

[@IsaacNg28]

Congratulations on 30,000 subs! 🎉

[@THEJORDANLONGCHANNEL]

YOU ARE WELCOME SAM HAPPY YOU GOT YOUR FOLLOWERS GOOD WORK MY FRIEND

[@jackthorton10]

One more year from the 110th Anniversary of the Sinking of the Titanic... May the Dead, the Survivors, and the Heros of that night, rest in eternal peace, and let it be a lesson to all, that we never have a repeat of an event like this, hopefully ever again. A rogue sure is dangerous, hailing storms are dangerous, swamped by waves as well, but the point I am making is that for an event of this natural causing that we can hopefully avoid it from happening once more. Thank you for reading, and you all have a wonderful sail filled day :)

[@daa589]

If a troll was doing wireless radio .... "Help titanic sinking. Position:69. Nice "

[@Dan_Ben_Michael]

The troll response would be: (bad german accent) “Vat is it you are sinking about?”

[@daa589]

@Roblox and Minecraft 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@coolwhip455]

@Roblox and Minecraft Lighten up Francis.

[@comradecallahan3582]

Very nice pairing 69 with a tragedy that killed more than 1,500 in horrible ways including being crushed, cardiac arrest, hypothermia and drowning

[@daa589]

@Roblox and Minecraft 🙄😘😘😘

[@toddfeather5760]

It’s still sad to see a ship my great great uncle built sink to bottom of sea and it sad that the binoculars was locked away in cupboard

[@jonathanp89]

Binoculars would not have helped on the night of the sinking. If anything they would hinder the lookouts view.

[@cokeysnose375]

Awesome video!

[@danielpetrucci8952]

Ravineeeeennnnnnn

[@jaybee9269]

I’d never heard wireless operators trolled each other...damn. Thanks for this! (Edit: Actually, the passengers wouldn’t have been in the boats forever even if Carpathia’s guys slept on, since many other ships heard, and also Cape Race, heard them and would have sent help.)

[@EthanHughey]

congrats on all the subscribers! I love you channel!

[@msidc1238]

Wow your channel is growing fast.

[@MuppetLord1]

You deserve all those subscribers. :)

[@jasonlong1127]

I love your channel congats i love the story of titanic

[@davinp]

Due to the weather conditions that night, it made difficult to see the iceberg (even if they had binoculars). Due to the calm conditions, no waves splashing against the iceberg. There was a mirage that made it even more difficult to see. By the time they spotted the iceberg, it was to late.

[@charliethomas2219]

Thanks Sam

[@JeffBurn-b1i]

Also the iceberg hitting head-on being 10 times the weight of the Titanic, possibly could have caused shockwave pressure forcing rivets out nearer the stern and the ship could have sunk in minutes.

[@Spartan21825_]

Historic Travels: you should do a video on the violin band from the Titanic.

[@TorontoJediMaster]

@1:46 regarding the crew keeping the ship going full speed. That was literally what just about every other captain on the North Atlantic did. When Senator William Alden Smith held a Senate Inquiry after the sinking, he was shocked to discover that practices he assumed to be negligent were regular practices of all ships and shipping companies. Shipping practices were such that a bad accident was inevitable. It was simply Captain Smith's bad luck that the accident happened to him.

[@heyaw.206]

It sank 9:20 PST, 12:20 EST, which is 4:20 GMT. I live in the west coast and rn we approximately have 28 minutes till the hour. RIP

[@Vembisnow]

After this month, i think it would be a fun idea to see a bloopers reel :D

[@AngryBirdsCool]

WHY IS THIS CHANNEL NOT FAMOUS?

[@coolwhip455]

Its amazing how long the Titanic was actually able to stay afloat after sustaining that much damage. It goes to show that overall the Titanic was a well designed and well built ship especially for its era. There have been lots of other ships, many of them bigger and equipped with modern safety features, that went down much quicker then Titanic. Think the Costa Concordia. I really think the ship and its crew have been given a really bad rap over the years though I can understand why. The crew of Titanic are true heroes given the circumstances they were in and how hopeless it was.