Titanic Survivor Claims an Iceberg Didn't Destroy the Ship

Have you ever met a person who hasn’t ever heard the story of Titanic? Unlikely. Even if you ask a 10-year-old, they’ll tell you exactly what took down the gigantic ship. However, some survivors of the sinking legend would beg to differ. Here’s one of their stories, and it has nothing to do with an iceberg.
Armenian publicist Vaghinak Byurat was 25 years old in the spring of 1912. He described what happened on his journey to America on the most famous ship in the world in his memoirs. He’s never mentioned an iceberg hitting the Titanic, and always spoke about an explosion. And if what he said was true, something must have caused that huge explosion...
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Young publicist goes to America 0:58
Was it an explosion? 2:24
No chance for survival 4:29
But miracles can happen 5:44
How Vaghinak was saved 6:19
What could have caused that explosion? 7:20
Was there a U-boat? 😮 8:21
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SUMMARY:
- Armenian publicist Vaghinak Byurat was 25 years old in the spring of 1912. He described what happened on his journey to America on the most famous ship in the world in his memoirs.
- In 1912, Vaghinak published some books together with his father, a famous Armenian writer. His task was to take the books to America.
- They went to bed rather late on April 14, just like on the other nights. Shortly after midnight, something that sounded like a big explosion woke everyone up.
- None of the crew members wanted to say anything, but a few minutes later it was impossible to deny that the Titanic was going underwater.
- Vaghinak put his passport and money in a little bag and tied it around his neck. The Titanic’s bow was already underwater by that time. A lot of people in this situation wouldn’t have dared to take it to the open water.
- The water in the North Atlantic that night was just below freezing, at a scary 28 degrees Fahrenheit (-2 C). The young writer felt his arms and legs go numb, and he was understandably getting weaker and weaker every second.
- Then, he bumped into something. It was a lifeboat! But it was so overcrowded they pushed the young man with a paddle when he tried to stick to the boat.
- Vaghinak woke up alive on board another ship. That ship was the Carpathia, and it was en route to New York with lucky survivors on board.
- 12 days later, a woman came into the room. She turned out to be the person who saved Vaghinak. Missis Astor told the sailors that the young man was her son, and she wouldn’t let them go without him since she’d already lost her husband on the Titanic.
- Vaghinak lived a long and happy life and, as a great storyteller, he shared what happened to him many times. Interestingly, he’s never mentioned an iceberg hitting the Titanic, and always spoke about an explosion.
- It could have been a fire, and quite a lot of people actually believe that theory, saying that coal was burning in the ship’s hull.
- Another theory that explained the explosion claimed that there was a German U-boat involved in the sinking of Titanic.
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[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Hey there, BrightSiders, what do u think destroyed Titanic?

[@bhargavireddy5932]

Ofcourse negligency😎😎😎

[@loubnatelhouni7199]

Godzilla

[@rudolphreta6544]

Not sure

[@mejormotomami]

for sure thanos

[@jasonhartman9513]

Thanos

[@dalekdx]

I don't think an iceberg hit the Titanic. I think the Titanic hit an iceberg.

[@taKYOUyaki]

I was about to comment that xD

[@itsyogirlangel7606]

Dale Blake funny, but it could have been an explosion then it drifted of into an iceberg causeing everyone to think it was the icebergs because the guys got knocked out their bed by a thud after being awakened by a bam.

[@RS-xw5ck]

Exactly. Peeps are smart.

[@kapilthapa3587]

😓😓😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣

[@galemiller7422]

Well yeah! 🤔

[@daig8817]

My great grandad told me he got to see the titanic and from the beginning he was shouting "don't get on that ship" he repeatedly shouted this until he was kicked out of the cinemas.

[@BamaFanUSMC]

😂😂😂

[@chickengaming2149]

lol

[@mrsmariamshah]

😂

[@bish1379]

Had us in the first half not gonna lie

[@chickengaming2149]

Us in the first half not gonna lie

[@lustrazor44]

Amazing. People who were sleeping during the impact said it wasn’t an iceberg. Astounding testimony.

[@Pedro_Le_Chef]

But we know it was an iceberg. The lookouts and Officers saw it.

[@Gernste1n]

An iceberg impact would have sounded like an explosion in the third class area

[@digitalmunky]

Not just sleeping but sleeping inside, surrounded by steel... My wife and I used to live in an apartment facing the street. One night we were awoken by a horrific sound. My wife woken up screaming because she thought someone surely died, it was that loud... What was it? A shopping cart, filled with glass smashed and covering half the block during a hit and run (thankfully the homeless man pushing it was uninjured)... Point of the story is this, a loud, traumatic, explosive sound doesn't always mean it came from an explosion. Your brain simply appoints a label as it tries to comprehend what it is experiencing.

[@James-zp5po]

First off ice bergs do not exist the ship was blown up by the men that wanted the forming of the federal reserve because 500 men that didn't want the federal reserve were suckered on board and they died and 6 months later the federal reserve was formed

[@tishu2222]

thats true you cant say that you seen something when you just was a sleep

[@steelbeard151]

I am so tired of channels posting misleading or outright false titles to try to garner views. The man in this video did not claim that an iceberg did not damage the ship.

[@James-cs2wi]

Jackanory story😊

[@fishies4lifeobvs]

Well, he's basically saying what Vaghinak said. "Titanic wasn't hit by a titanic."

[@Arkid77777]

Fun fact: Don’t board a ship if they say it’s “unsinkable”, because they will sink.

[@kanishksalian374]

This guy is right

[@kaito6821]

Agree

[@peggyyeo4379]

Ye

[@dineshpersaud9021]

Fun fact:Fun Facts are never fun

[@hashirama1928]

😂😂😂

[@adriannafernicola1718]

Lol why is the ten year old bald? I think we found *Caillou*

[@ibbioluklu]

PewDiePie vs. T-Series you just made my day😂

[@adriannafernicola1718]

MadTurk06 thanks!!

[@violetthedragonoviannature1013]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@abaneyone]

Classic!

[@thebullet282]

i think the ten year old is on DRUGS

[@hellothere3406]

There is only one report of an explosion during the entire sinking of the RMS Titanic. Many survivors stated they saw sparks shooting from the funnel while it collapsed. Yes, there was a coal fire. Now, did this weaken Titanic's hull? Possibly, but it wouldn't even be noticeable in most circumstances, especially due to it being in a coal bunker, which in itself is a small part of a water tight compartment that ranged from 50-60 feet on average. Titanic was a well built ship for its time and wouldn’t have failed that easily from a coal fire, which were also extremely common at the time. Also, the man you mentioned that never stated it was an iceberg never stepped foot in the Titanic. Plus, no way it was a U boat. No U boats could make it that far into the Atlantic in 1912. And for the sake for argument, if it was a U boat, for the Titanic to founder, it would have had to cause at bare minimum 5 of the most forward or aft, or 4 central compartments to be compromised for her to founder. Titanic hit an iceberg. Her first 6 watertight compartments were opened to the sea. The crew fought hard in attempt to over come the sea, but the Titanic would eventually sink after 2 hours and 40 minutes, due to an iceberg as stated by survivor accounts and visible damage on the wreak.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Please be aware that sensible comments such as yours are not required by many of the people who 'contribute' to this site!

[@brnmcc01]

That explosion most likely came just before the Titanic broke in two, and the main steam lines ruptured from being pulled apart. They had 3-4 boilers going to keep the lights and pumps going right up until at least 2:05am.

[@mathewmurdoc2655]

Thank you for that reply!

[@TitanicYorick1912]

Here is a problem about this Story, Number 1. Vaghinak Byurat, he was "never" on the Titanic, there is no proof that he was onboard. Number 2. His Friend Moren didn't Exist, that Photo was a Titanic survivor. He was British not French. Number 3 the Third class sleeping room named Cabin 804 didn't Exist. Bright side Lies to you‼️

[@OrtegaBear06]

it was built with iron which they knew at that time was less strong then other things so it was said to be a well built ship but it wasn't the white star line wanted to save money.

[@macpduff2119]

Mrs Astor was a young pregnant bride early 20"s.They were returning from a European honeymoon. A fifty yr old woman may have saved him but I don't see how it could have been the widowed Mrs Astor.

[@ahmeddhalech1127]

2019 Bright Side: IT WAS NOT AN ICEBERG 2022 James Cameron: TITANIC TWO

[@shelialamie8467]

I be live ur story the government was trying to cover it up that's our government corrupt

[@rothschildkilledjfk6237]

JP morgan has build three ships the Titanic the Britannic and the Atlantic all 3 of its ships sunk with his competition to the FED, The titanic sunk on Apr. 15, 1912, JP M0rgan FED was Founded on December 23, 1913, Its was 911, USS Liberty of its time, And yes the captain committed suicide the usual BS. The titanic was Torpedo by US british Subs that why on TV they only show you one side of the titanic they don't wont you to show you the torpedo exit on the other side

[@ahmeddhalech1127]

@r/wooosh me... Lying to you would be as unthinkable as the claim of Titanic being unsinkable

[@nopex9449]

@@rothschildkilledjfk6237 is this true!?!

[@juliemanarin4127]

It was an iceberg

[@foodafen6367]

3:51 "both wanted to live" Yeah I think anyone would want to survive and not slowly die to the freezing water

[@hana-bd7df]

Lol

[@catgirlow]

uh a lot of them sacrificed themselves and the musicians just played until the ship went down

[@seth5265]

Cody they sacrificed themselves because they believed they wouldn’t make it only because the lifeboat numbers were low, but regardless I’m pretty sure the majority would want to survive especially if they had more lifeboats soooooo 😂

[@chapcitytv6007]

Tell that to jack

[@hana-bd7df]

@@seth5265 LoL true

[@KatieMasada]

Wow ... i am just amazed at his survival story. What a lucky man!

[@genealogyman2990]

What’s sad is that this is so well written and played out. These theories have been previously established, but the people specifically mentioned were not on the RMS Titanic, nor did that room exist as a 3 number system wasn’t used. But this does make for a great piece of fanfiction.

[@thisusernameistakenbyyomam9091]

What?! I was lied to??

[@dalekexterminae]

@@thisusernameistakenbyyomam9091yep, titanic has decks at the start of 2 digit numbers like B-29

[@melissasaint3283]

This. There WAS a passenger who died in the accident named Moran, with an A.... But he was an Irish-American who had traveled back, with his sister, to collect their inheritance. When they were jolted awake, he went to gather information, came back to tell her they had struck an iceberg, and he got her up to the deck, where she was put on a lifeboat and survived.

[@WhiteCollarCrimeDNB]

It wasn't even well written.

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

Love how they began the story about the close friendship and then just casually mention nothing else about his buddy for the remaining of the video.

[@wyattguilliams2621]

Maybe it's because they got separated?

[@JeffHokie]

He never existed.

[@rudycramer225]

He was superfluous to needs. I was wondering about him as well.

[@arthuroldale-ki2ev]

He got to the iceberg, knowing that, that was unsinkable and lived the rest of his life with a Polar Bear.

[@lovetoclearclouds7017]

Ads are destroying youtube. It’s getting harder every day to watch about any vid.🤦🏻‍♀️

[@atulupadhyay2875]

Try youTube premium

[@FALLENXTI]

Ablock Plus: bruh

[@rebeccacummings6697]

except it's not

[@linuxtester6531]

Use Adblock and Download them and watch when you want to.

[@Judochop9]

Fast forward to the end of the vid then replay

[@RadeonX0X]

Amazing. Definitely a topic worth making a video about. Imagine, a sleeping man was violently woken up after the ship he was in clashed with iceberg and thought in his disoriented state that he had heard an explosion.

[@nathanchaffee1501]

I've heard more than once. Yes an Ice berg hit the ship. BUT when the ice cold water hit the steam room, it was that that was the explosion people heard.

[@faze_fe4r.x910]

The moral of the story? Don’t call a ship “Unsinkable” Because it will sink.

[@pxlin1998]

it's called irony!! LOL

[@mooneymagic4521]

Never ever get cocky. Cause the universe will put you in your place

[@charlottejellema165]

It’s a jinx!!!!!!!!

[@bhookadbanjara]

She georgie she will sink! (IT REFERENCE 😛)

[@bayern_3234]

What if you call it sinkable?

[@Kyanzes]

If you are wondering, $54 in 1912 was worth about as much as $1500 today.

[@anetragoolsby2436]

I was wondering thanks

[@thapelobanda7983]

That's why we buying bitcoin to beat inflation

[@nathanseresinghe8876]

Thankz for the info joe

[@afsanehnayeri209]

Wow

[@michaelsimpson6970]

I was wondering that. It seemed like a lot of money.

[@bfpmapping]

”Gentlemen, its been a privilege playing with you tonight.”

[@truesaviour]

My heart breaks thinking about the incident. Whatever may be the reason for the sinking of the ship, but one thing is real that the ship that never sinks is lying at the bottom of the deep sea today.

[@Blueskiplayzblitz]

It’s the Olympic that destroyed da titanic

[@Chris_Sheridan]

.. there are ships that always sink, but only once.

[@Chris_Sheridan]

@@Blueskiplayzblitz .. there were 3 sister ships - the Olympic (1911), the Titanic (1912) and the Britannic (1915)

[@MatthewFrazierr]

for those wondering....... 54 dollars back then is around 1,397 dollars in 2019 pretty crazy. Edit 1425.67 according to some sources. 🙏 for the 👍’s

[@Th_kingsolomon]

Not really

[@tyletpincay5837]

You know its not that much you are just trying to sound smart

[@MatthewFrazierr]

@@tyletpincay5837 actually i use this thing called GOOGLE. Try it. Its called an inflation calculator my good sir.

[@hzbrad9022]

@@MatthewFrazierr dude old times the cost is lower

[@noobcanadiantrader4182]

@@hzbrad9022 its not that the cost is lower. Its that the value of the US dollar loses value because more of it gets printed over time

[@elizabethainsworth3317]

Titanic: I can’t sink! Iceberg: Hold my ice...

[@samcolbyedits9392]

This comment is underrated 😂👏🏻

[@bloodsuckermaniac1681]

Sydney Cox lol

[@Achtohbr]

So how’d it sink??🤨🧐

[@thekingdomofhearts6152]

XD

[@emma-cw6qr]

Yesss!!! XD Best comment!

[@randomlyweirdjeff4638]

These Titanic videos are so full of inaccuracies that they aren't even worth watching.

[@wohnelimedia9634]

Maybe when the Titanic hit the iceberg the hull was breached near the boiler room underneath and the massive rush of water caused an explosion from a large amount of steam flashing instantaneously causing a explosion which would not only shake the entire ship but would also create a chain reaction compromising the structural integrity of the hull leading to its sinking.

[@F-J.]

Did he ever mention a young woman not making room for her lover on a big raft door ?

[@siege.7785]

😅

[@asriel_dreemurr6666]

The door would've collapsed under their weight if u look closely

[@hannamadsen]

@@asriel_dreemurr6666 thank you

[@georgiaisom6347]

@@asriel_dreemurr6666lol they could have took turns.. no excuse

[@sxfyo_yt795]

That comment fact is not true Y know that right?

[@Misterman668]

Titanic: I WILL FIGHT THE ICEBERG Iceberg: Target Neutrilized

[@AlexanderMcqueen228]

No just no

[@isaacbarrantine1113]

The iceberg might’ve disappeared.

[@yeedith_510]

Iceberg: I'm about to ruin this whole man's career

[@303Gaming1]

When the titanic hits the iceberg Titanic: IM DONE WITH THIS MINECRAFT SERVER

[@erikh.499]

Congratulations! You won original comment of the week!

[@char4him99]

Oddly, a book called "Wreck of the Titan" was written and published in 1898. It eerily told the events that happened on the Titanic years later! I don't understand all of this, but apparently, one of the crew left with the only pair of binoculars so that the watchman didn't have them to help spot the iceberg!

[@GameOverMan76]

You know, i bet not many people know this fact about the Novel.... Very well said Charlotte 👍

[@chad7982]

Holy toledo! They had 14 years to make sure that huge boat had enough lifeboats. Somehow I can imagine The Enquirer character 'Bat Boy' making a appearance in that book.

[@tula1433]

@@chad7982 BAT BOY 🤣

[@thatonewaspatyourpicnic7978]

Correction: He left with the key to the binoculars. Not the binoculars themselves. Unless you are referring to the book.

[@amilan409]

Thank you, this was exactly what I was hoping someone would mention in the comments. I've heard that opposers of a certain banking system that started a year later, were also on board. if they weren't, it likely would have been voted down before it started

[@shivercanada]

I’m sure the sound of an iceberg ramming a gigantic ship would sound like an explosion from the inside of that metal can

[@YEZZYFAM]

titanic: *exists* iceberg: I'm bout to end this ships whole career

[@siclan418]

THAT had me dead😂😂😂😂

[@anasimosmekonnen5802]

That is actually really smart when you think about it... *Respecc*

[@acuto4245]

😂 way to underrated

[@joshioaz85]

That made me laugh so fkn hard lol 😂🤣💀

[@TrayFrmDaO]

RT YOUNGSKI lol

[@Idk.645]

I edited my comment so the replies make no sense

[@danielthegamer5364]

That what happened to me

[@annakostecka3773]

same!

[@xx_262]

Nintendo Boy that's what happened to meee

[@ammarrazaabbas8235]

Omg sameee

[@pompom8674]

I got 2 ads. one of them was Billie Eilish

[@default.identity9217]

Never thought about it, before. Thank you.

[@DamonNomad82]

Tune in next week to hear Brightside explain how the Titanic was actually sunk by a couple of California surfer dudes whose boards accidentally ruptured the ship's hull...

[@pra-theek6995]

Here we go again Titanic 2

[@unknownslarry395]

Jack: rose... Im alive

[@anescompact]

@@unknownslarry395 lol

[@361sparx6]

Yea

[@jennonjoseph7855]

Jack:vaghinak Rose:????????

[@susanspencer9538]

Hahaha "Here we go again", lol

[@sladerzontade2675]

am I the only one who's thinking if his friend was safe or not

[@Lookin4LoveInAllTheWrongPlaces]

Bad news, his friend didn't make it.

[@immortalfire5158]

No

[@TL-KiwiGT]

no i was wondering

[@manuelamanuel3159]

me too how

[@GodofWarChuka]

What was his friends name again?

[@a_diamond]

Since the chief steward of the liner Prinz Adalbert photographed an iceberg on the morning of April 15th a few miles south of Titanic's location with red paint transfer near the waterline we know *something* big hit that iceberg within the last 12 hours.. Whether it was the sole reason Titanic sank or not, it definitely *hit* that iceberg. There *was* a fire too. So it might have been a combination of factors (and why it might have came apart as it did..) None of these theories actually exclude the other ones..

[@Noone-rt6pw]

I recall hearing a large boom as a kid, only thing I could think of. Turned out to be two ships collided. Made an awesome boom.

[@slerved6360]

Titanic: I am Unsinkable Iceberg: An I... Am... An IceBerg

[@intenz7923]

Another random iceberg: We won, Mr Iceberg.

[@sirjamesysenkoucxv613]

Ocean: I can drown all y'all, hush.

[@TyrenTauRus]

I am Groot...

[@tobynotfox7071]

Titanic: *is the most unsinkable ship in history* Iceberg: im about to end this mans whole career

[@stormy8386]

Well, I am inevitable

[@Briscket]

Me: *Clicking on the video thinking it's infographics* Me 3 Seconds Later: Wait a minute.

[@mrhappyperson5164]

same

[@user-rx9oo1qe1u]

That's because bright side looked at a video a channel made, then changed it so they wouldn't be have to deal with copyright claims

[@ironicisaacandspicysam9757]

same

[@highirsk426]

Yep

[@nameholderplaceholder4856]

That's when you get out ASAP

[@MoonEclipse_1234]

My mind just exploded after watching that video. Also I think its the fire one. it just makes sense to me.

[@donethatbefore100]

Also, I've read the Titanic sister ship, the Olympic, was a actually the one that was used because it had already been damaged and couldn't be insured so it would have been a huge list financially. Both being identical, the names on the two were switched in secret. A win-win for the White Star Line.

[@sharroncook1560]

BRO GROW UP THE TITANIC AND OLYMPIC WERE NEVER SWITCHED STOP BELIVING EVERYTHING YOU HEAR

[@Sarah0583]

Olympic and Titanic were not identical.

[@cattanic494]

That theory has been debunked countless times

[@donethatbefore100]

@@cattanic494 Where?

[@dianegargano175]

That's the one I heard to and it's the most believable one.

[@qayyum3158]

People:The iceberg ruin it all Iceberg: :( Titanic survivor:No Iceberg: :)

[@izzyparker5521]

qay yum wouldn’t they be dead tho if u asked??

[@asiawolf9755]

izzy parker no

[@tylerphillips5780]

i love this comment for some reason

[@pussyman4099]

Global warming: :)

[@_T0FF33_]

That is nice :)

[@Deo_AC_Veritati]

My personal favorite theory is that the owner of the ship, replaced the newly built and set for voyage titanic with the old decrepit Olympic ship by simply swapping the name plates on the ships. He knew the ship wasn’t fit for service and that it would sink meaning he’d collect insurance money. Also, his competitors at the time were on the ship meaning he’d eliminate his competition. Also he conveniently canceled his being on the ship only a couple hours before the ship sailed away. And further more evidence to support this theory is that many people once arriving in New York were met by what appeared to be agents who offered them Large sums of money to keep quite on what they personally experienced. A man who survived and died in his old age was quoted saying as his last words “The Titanic never sank, the Olympic did. If I said this sooner they would’ve killed me.” Now most likely, it truly was just an iceberg and a sad end to over 1500 peoples lives, but if any theory were to be true it would be this one.

[@Dizzy19.]

It's a theory, let's just leave it at that shall we.

[@lea-rw5cb]

The other story is that it was an insurance scam and the ship on stand by was meant to rescue the passengers but they went off course due to the weather and night sky glaring on the ocean made it difficult to see

[@nikkishellwade8748]

There no prove of that

[@speakerwhale9096]

People: Thinks the Titanic got sank by an iceberg Survivor: Thinks it was an explotion Me: Thinks it got sank by an iceberg that triggered an explosion

[@perfyyy7262]

That may be true

[@insanity69696]

speaker whale I’ve heard at least 10 people say that in my life.

[@shuzhang3487]

speaker whale it is exactly what I was thinking

[@gokugoten6207]

Yea

[@vanessakolenovic615]

Yea

[@ThatAntGuy]

"What happened next, is a miracle." *Ad plays* Me: … Why..?

[@fahlse5106]

Me: Is the phone the miracle? (Don’t know if you got it because I don’t know if we get the same ads)

[@simplyunchara]

yay i didnt got an ad

[@kevinrangel8481]

You just copied Ariana s

[@chocomelk5419]

it happened to me too!! :ccc

[@ijfilms7850]

@Matt S adblockers are a disease to internet capitalism, you should actually be ashamed you can't do your small part

[@lisa_joie]

Like many of the titanic stories, I cried on this one too.

[@kondwanimwapasa7056]

Lol

[@bradgrauer9148]

Forget the fact that there are pieces of the iceberg actually on top of the deck itself that's just got to be a coincidence I guess they used ground x-ray years ago and found out that the split in the hull were the rivets that pulled out when it hit the iceberg and buckled the ship.

[@timbaldwin9951]

Q: What did one iceberg say to the other iceberg? A: "I'd hit that"

[@sakhornkhiansanthia8931]

Tak

[@sakhornkhiansanthia8931]

. ......

[@damonlandon148]

@Pebbles ajpw stop

[@goaway6193]

Well it did hit that so..😂

[@yumefanfare]

*cough*

[@joekeery4476]

Iceberg: *exists* *Bright Side claims it was a explosion* Iceberg: am I a joke to you?

[@itsderpywafflepie7616]

Bright side: *yes*

[@joekeery4476]

It’s Derpywafflepie! XD

[@Thatkidethan69]

@@joekeery4476 *iceberg destroys bright side*

[@thunderbladen8692]

@Zwarte Zeurpiet the aliens attacked it

[@chiefjohnson2642]

@Zwarte Zeurpiet other ships had reported bergs in thee area. Get ur fact 2gether captain was a fool.....fact

[@scrubby009]

there was a coal fire on the titanic at some point but they put it out and moved all the coal to the port side which caused a 3 degree list to the port side then when the titanic hit the iceberg, the ship listed a little bit to the starboard side then because there were port holes open which caused severe flooding on the port side, and because of that it started listing to the port side again at a 9 degree list. the ship would have capsized due to the water flooding in the ship on the starboard side, but since there was that 3 degree list it kept the ship steady enough to not capsize.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

This would be the chap who was in cabin 804, would it? The chap whose name does not appear in any passenger list or list of survivors, and who was in a cabin which did not exist?

[@leafisgod7731]

your right it was not an ice burg, it was a large group of solid water!

[@lucas-pb5qj]

Dude. You just solved it👌🏼

[@blackrosefromthedead9216]

Genius

[@hannahbeckett2256]

amazing my mind is blown

[@natsuuu0__0]

R/boneappletea

[@corbydiaz6199]

Levi is that u?

[@marissaestrada1459]

am i the only one wondering what happened to Moren? He probably dead.

[@brandonwade2581]

Marissa Estrada No I was wondering the same thing

[@I12000jpt]

Naw i was wondering too

[@Qsrjeiwjwj]

He didn't exist.

[@mrcoolemeralds8665]

Marissa Estrada same

[@isaiahlee4847]

Maybe since his mom said “my husband died on titanic” do you think that was him?

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

However, a vastly larger number of survivors said that one did.

[@Chemical_Guy108]

its unbelievable of how people who experienced it denied what we think of today as a fact in history

[@joneagle810]

"You didn't see an iceberg because there wasn't one!" "Get him to the infirmary he's delusional."

[@LooperEpic]

*_Get him to the boiler room._* If you know what I mean.

[@hawkdsl]

HBO Chernobyl reference observed, and counted.

[@WiLlCBJPdd]

It was a iceberg the passengers didn’t see what happened cause it was late at night

[@contentbot2.9]

Bright side is delusional, as well.

[@cuvsly]

@@WiLlCBJPddtrue and by then most of the people were asleep even some children

[@valorouswolf8853]

I find it highly suspicious that JP Morgan invited many of his rivals along for the the trip then last minute canceled himself. How convenient for him business wise.

[@dcatfish7197]

Flight 370, Chinese scientists and employees of Freescale co, were on board. approved days after the disappearance of the MH370, and the right to the patent was split five ways - 20% to Freescale Semiconductor and 20% each to four employees, all of whom were passengers on the plane. Jacob Rothchild is now the sole owner of this patent.

[@VoiceOfGood]

There's probably a WHOLE LOT OF TRUTH to your hypotheses Sir :-)

[@davidwilliams2279]

It has been widely reported that he canceled for health reasons which I tend to believe as he died less than a year after. Also he had a gnarly nasty skin disorder as a result of him having rosacea. His nose grew large and bulbous and discolored and covered in keloids. He was very self conscious about it and spent the last year of his life in virtual seclusion only allowing close friends and family to ever see him.

[@kpaimonia1118]

Dont mess with rothschild's.

[@davidwilliams2279]

In addition he refused to be photographed looking like that but there are at least two images of him where he failed to see the camera in time to turn away.

[@rodhanson7112]

THE TITANIC HIT AN ICEBERG IN APRIL 1912 AND OVER 1300 PEOPLE WHO WERE ON THE TITANIC DROWNED IN THE FREEZING WATER IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN AND THERE WERE NOT ENOUGH OF THE LIFE BOATS TO SAVE ALL OF THE PEOPLE WHO WERE ON THE TITANIC AND THE BAND MEMBERS THAT WERE PLAYING MUSIC WENT DOWN WITH THE TITANIC AND CAPTAIN SMITH WAS ON THE TITANIC DROWNED WHEN THE TITANIC WAS SINKING AND it's VERY SAD TO THINK THAT THIS HAPPENED OVER ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO 😔

[@melissasaint3283]

When faced with information that goes clear against the accepted consensus of experts, first address the most basic information. See for yourswlf if their cabin number even existed on the Titanic (hint: no, it didn't) Next, see if the names of the men could be found anywhere on the passenger manifest, lists of casualties or survivors.... Again, no. There WAS a man with the last name MorAN, but he was an American resident of Irish ethnicity. He and his sister had gone back to Ireland to collect their inheritance. When the jolt woke them all up, he gathered information, then went to get his sister and told her the ship had struck an iceberg. He made sure she got on deck, and she survived in a lifeboat. Next, if you want, try ro find ANY primary source documentation, like old newspapwr interviews with this man. I couldnt find any. Always check the easily checked basics first.

[@memelord6070]

"Even if you ask a ten year old" Bald guy comes onto screen.

[@dylanmcgovern138]

Caiilou

[@nonino1644]

I laughed out loud for real until Ilaughed out loud for real until I thought of the kiddies with alopecia.🎭

[@DiamondDaGamer]

Ikr

[@DiamondDaGamer]

Lol

[@liandajane3207]

Cancer

[@jordanbrown1381]

"1912 was a time of peace." Yeah sure and so was every year before then.

[@newentry.-.8086]

Jordan Brown And that’s BrightSide, these companies don’t do research.

[@faroukebhachus9365]

Black death: ima bout to end this whole mans career

[@armoredsentinel1661]

I'm pretty sure he was referring to WW1.

[@-_-brutus-_-]

Armored Sentinel ww1 wasn’t till 2 years after, I actually don’t have any clue as to what he’s referring to.

[@ellasimpson6587]

lol "1912 was a time of peace" They say but I thought that the Balkan wars were in 1912 and WW1 started in 1914? Brightside said "Back then no country would have dared to attack another country and risk THOUSANDS OF LIVES!" But... two years later countries do dare? that makes no sense at all.

[@SandyStJohn]

It was a iceberg not a torpedo for Pete’s sake

[@zachpony]

the intro of the video be like.All the light bulbs: nah we like the classic one

[@margefrugal9037]

Aquaman accidentaly threw his trident blowing the engines up

[@Sportek24]

No really funny

[@flareelementalzombiefox873]

@@Sportek24 Kinda, kinda not. Dark humor is what it's called. People died I think some of my ancestors where on that ship.

[@jimmythepineapple6063]

@@flareelementalzombiefox873 this may or may not offend you so here is a warning, that's kinda cool having ancestors on such a large bit of history, as they most likely died

[@flareelementalzombiefox873]

@@jimmythepineapple6063 None taken.

[@ArchAngelOfWeed]

Ha 😮 I’m sorry but bth its a 13% joke

[@johnmcfeeters555]

Bright side: An iceberg didn't strike the Titanic!! Also Bright side: *_Puts iceberg right next to the Titanic in the thumbnail_*

[@atemo4556]

There is fire few days before it travel but instead they still travel.maybe because of lot money on it they lost if they tell that titanic had fire few days before its first trip...so they push through that's what I heard

[@matthewguy1155]

I would like it but it's at a good spot

[@garigarilover]

John Mcfeeters ha

[@garigarilover]

😐 don’t know what happened

[@jameseaton8800]

Facepalm

[@BellyLover06]

I was inclined to believe the coal fire idea, but it's pretty much been refuted as a common occurrence and not a factor. It's more likely they mistook the impact of the iceberg as an explosion based on how close they would've been to where the ship hit the iceberg. Some didn't even feel much of anything and I think this guy just doesn't remember as much as he thinks. Memories get distorted over time after all.

[@doonebug8619]

MRS. ASTOR (wife of Colonel John Jacob Astor IV) is a relative of mine. She was only age 19 when the Titanic went down (and pregnant off her honeymoon). Therefore, since the narrator got that part WRONG, she was NOT in her fifties, there is NO WAY that she could have stated, "this is my son!" It is a fact, though, that her life boat was not full, and they did take in a couple people floating.

[@jaycob1830]

My family has disaster birthdays lol: Dad was born on the Dec 7 (Pearl Harbor) my Mom was born on the day the Challenger exploded, I was born on the day the Titanic set sail April 10th. And Grandma was born on Sep 11

[@derekcave1512]

September 11 was 9 11 and in 911. 4 planes attacked the u.s.a and one. Hit the pentagon the second one hit camp David which is the escape for the, president when something happens and the there plane hit the left twin tower ate 9:08 am then the fourth one hit the right twin tower at like 9:57 am. And then it took the city around 4 months to 3 years

[@deirdreleets8805]

OMG

[@davsanesyalar8157]

Hello i born in 11september 1995 and i cried at 2000 my 5th birtday because of what happened at usa but i live in Turkey and it was pretty sunny summer day for me

[@dimafied]

my bday is April 10th as well

[@drycomachavelli8676]

Well this does look like it could've been done but it looks also real in the book

[@RuWs6ix]

Maybe the impact of the iceberg sounded like an “explosion” 🤔

[@mr.chickenandendermity9067]

RuWs6ix it did but sounded a little bit like thunder

[@theanswerisa3619]

You don’t say lol

[@jeremybradley559]

The explosion was the water hitting the boilers , huge explosions , they were sleeping and probly didn’t hear the first hitting of the ice berg.

[@RuWs6ix]

Just to clarify; This is in reference to other possible causes contrary to the iceberg leading to the titanic’s demise!

[@denetraannettep4867]

Naaa

[@AzlanRich]

After a long time story about Titanic, today I just watch your video. I believe the iceberg is not the cause of the Titanic sinking but because of the engine or fire as you described in this video. Thanks a lot.

[@Sarah0583]

Wonderful, thank you Bright Side for being so efficient at spreading misinformation.

[@italakkauring2798]

​@@Sarah0583lol 😂

[@italakkauring2798]

I my opinion, i guess both the Fire and Iceberg made the titanic sank.

[@pagaz2035]

He just didn't see the ice berg, it was pitch black and panic on the sea. Obviously. A hit from an iceberg could sound like an explosion for people not being able to distinguish the sound through the hull.

[@bxjswk9648]

Titanic: I'm unsinkable Iceberg: am i joke to you?

[@buruqanu]

icebergs dont sink

[@emuwonder1413]

@@buruqanu they do

[@supercordz]

Stop with that joke it’s so old

[@png3967]

@@buruqanu Easy you can nuke the iceberg

[@lynnbyerly1558]

Yeah nuke the iceberg that will show it who's boss.

[@steelersprods4807]

“THe TitANiC HAd NoTHiNG tO do wIth tHE IcEbuRG” Literally makes another vid on how an ice burg had red paint on it from the titanic

[@aprilbojanowski988]

ikr

[@aksalaheddine78]

Starting to think this is a smaller company under the umbrella of the infographics show

[@aksalaheddine78]

I mean channel

[@arlyrosal3789]

Mario:am I a joke to you?

[@shanesmith2519]

If you pay attention to the video, you can see that he is referring to theories proposed by others

[@oiooi6460]

It was obviously a collision with an iceberg that caused the sinking. The numerous enquiries on both sides of the Atlantic had no doubt so would take more than the confused recollections of one person not as used to sailing

[@angelaspradley9443]

The ship had an explosion during construction. White Starline opted to make the repairs with a cheaper metal than what was required for safety protocol. Titanic was doomed due to the fridged water temp causing the patch job to become brittle, then break.

[@Dizzy19.]

There was never any explosion.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Nonsense.

[@mikehubbard5493]

Striking an iceberg at the speed that monster ship was going it surly would have sounded like a huge explosion.

[@cybervillager]

It would have been maximum 15-20 knots 108 years ago.

[@samanthaw3845]

Also, after the iceberg struck, a ton of cold water started pouring into the engine room. When the super cold water made contact with the incredibly hot boilers, they probably would’ve exploded.

[@kilokilo9034]

Right how do they explain pictures of an iceberg with red markings on it, matching the iceberg that the titanic hit

[@adish7839]

No it didn't collided from the front, it hit from the side of the ship

[@cryogeneric9139]

noone: Bright Side: Man Claims JFK Assassination Was Not With A Gun

[@nineninesixteensixteen4126]

CryoGenic honestly

[@neilrain3667]

Crappiest channel yet clickbait tho..

[@charlescowan6121]

Sam Jackson put one of those things in his neck and it exploded because he was talking about the end of civilization.

[@whitechapel8959]

You're right it was an umbrella that shot of dry ice bullet. :O

[@arifcso6633]

Dark side

[@connor8051]

The Titanic did crash into a Iceberg

[@polarnaut9645]

It would not surprise me if a huge ocean liner hitting a an iceberg at high speeds felt and sounded like an explosion.

[@peterdavis2233]

As any attorney will tell you--get 20 eyewitnesses to an accident and you'll likely get 20 different versions of what happened.

[@karkkosvolfe]

That is a well documented fact

[@jonwallace6204]

Lawyers: I have eyewitness testimony as evidence. Scientist: So, you have no evidence?

[@Realcordy]

Because 20 eyewitness don’t share eyes

[@karkkosvolfe]

@@Realcordy you missed the point

[@tylerlabine9360]

yeh but has anyone ever seen a lawyer tell the truth

[@TheMinoukje]

**Director sees this video** Director:WHAT All actors:We are alive Director:Ah sheet here we go again Titanic 2

[@veejai]

Golden red freddy : A movie by quintin torrantino

[@memekingsmenhdfg]

True!

[@itsluiscastellanos2903]

Hahahaha

[@missnilammy3317]

@Golden Red Freddy Sheet? 🤣 hahaha..What the heck?..This is true..

[@deficator750]

Watch redemption road

[@karlharvey4806]

Tbh if your asleep and hit an iceberg you would be confused and the crash probably would of sounded like an explosion as the ship scrapped along the iceberg as the sound vibrates through the metal

[@svetlanatroshin4616]

I've read a book, and it says that the iceberg struck the titanic causing six small holes that started to flood the bottom, the water was flooding the side of the ship which made the titanic flip then loosing weight and breaking into pieces and it dives down into the ocean leaving more than 1500 lose their lives.

[@five_bits9377]

“1912 was a time of peace” *Two years later * Bosnia Herzegovina: hippity hoppity we are not your property.

[@gogel5353]

Why us

[@gogel5353]

Jeli brate

[@dempsey115]

Weren't they annexed in 1908?

[@nemanjacabarkapalordozunu]

@@gogel5353 Opa ti si nas

[@tomk5684]

?

[@sleepymanjones8745]

Fun fact: the swimming pool on titanic is still in service today

[@picklesisnotgood]

man its been a year or month i havent been swimming in the pool

[@melissapyle7879]

Maybe for the fishes. 😂😂

[@lindseyariegel7703]

yeah but its not heated so I'll pass.

[@Zyl_an]

Yes it's true

[@Itz_Camz-Plus]

Yeh but I think you would drown

[@BeFriendYT]

I am totally sad about that and the thing is my grand-grandpa died on this accident

[@Bozothcow]

So basically, the survivor didn't actually make this claim, and you just got my ad money.

[@Bandicoot803]

@Bozocow: Try AdBlock Plus for FireFox, and have a sneek peek at the Pi-Hole project! That steals the money from pesky ad spreaders, too!

[@jiggyv6139]

Bozocow thanks for the heads up I’m out !!!!!

[@splashstrikestore]

thanks matte

[@jasekaeberlein423]

*sigh* clickbait

[@magiicaldub7915]

If you skip all the way at the end and restart it there is no ads

[@daveba5649]

Not mentioning an iceberg doesn't mean he claimed it wasn't an iceberg. Clickbait title or bad story telling? The answer might surprise you.

[@larry4111]

I see what you did there.

[@ellaeadig263]

My thoughts exactly. This video wasted 10 minutes of my life making something out of nothing.

[@TheJurassicTalk]

Its confirmed it was an iceberg, because people on the lifeboats said they saw it and people on deck.

[@JudeNeilzen]

The titanic sank due to the iceberg hitting the dark spot that was turned out to be a fire during its construction. During the iceberg hitting the dark spot has scratches leading to the sinking of the infamous legend.

[@Dizzy19.]

There was never any "dark spot" on the hull.

[@frankkoller2622]

Yes, the fire weakened the steel. 😉👍

[@Dizzy19.]

@@frankkoller2622 Do you have any idea how hot a fire has to be to have any effect on metal? The only thing the smouldering coal affected was the paint on the bulk head.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

@@frankkoller2622 'Yes, the fire weakened the steel.' No, it didn't. Although it did scorch paintwork inside the bunker.

[@bmerchanreina]

Those Cabal families got rid of a lot of their competition on that ship.

[@ionizerusa]

...and Bingo...we have a 🏆 winner...spot on. 😎

[@ionizerusa]

Just like the Malaysian 370...

[@thehutch7728]

Admin-9 what kind of “competition” was gotten rid of on that flight?

[@aWomanFreed]

@@thehutch7728 the 3 richest men in america who opposed the central banking system

[@thehutch7728]

aWoman Scorned on Malaysia 370?

[@daisy7200]

*the poor ice-berg was judged for many years* Edit: OMG Thankyou So Much For 1.1k Likes I Have Never Gotten This Much x

[@pedzimudzingwa]

I bet it sunk some other ship tho

[@birdhuman4855]

(:

[@josephabadinas6831]

Ye

[@goldgold4754]

PehtyPetals . - * lol yea

[@seraj3068]

I thought when they hit the iceberg the Titanic ship sunk almost instantly

[@davidkeese273]

The steel of that time more than likely couldn’t handle those temps and became brittle. With the brittleness of the steel taking an impact even a slightly glancing one could have cracked the steel. The iron rivers were also found to be of inferior quality and were at max stress/strength levels before impact. With those two factors investigated and researched it’s quite easy to come to the conclusion. that poor quality materials combined with an impact against something as solid as a glacial hard iceberg and poor timing/bad luck is what sank the titanic

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Odd, then, that Olympic was a successful ocean liner until 1934, don't you think? Why was her steel impervious to the temperature?

[@clayed9197]

It could have been a german u-boat. First of all, tensions of Europe were boiling during 1912-1914, so the sinking of the Titanic could probably start more tension in the region. Secondly, Germany has sent out submarines far into the alantic ocean during ww1 meaning that it was slightly possible.

[@graysonmccausland9285]

No

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Not in 1912 it wasn't. U1 to U18 had unreliable, and smoky, paraffin engines, and those still in service in 1914 were used for very short range operations only. The first diesel engined boat with even the theoretical range to reach Newfoundland was U19, commissioned a year after the Titanic sinking.

[@thomas-yn3ok]

Engineer: the ship is unsinkable. Iceberg: i'm about to end this man's whole carreer

[@pacerlaker9685]

thomas that guy died with the ship

[@calisongbird]

thomas it wasn’t the engineer that called it unsinkable. It was the newspapers.

[@AbdulRahman-ii8tp]

Nice joke

[@thomas-yn3ok]

@@calisongbird where would they get that from do you think?

[@joshuaplotkin8826]

thomas he died on the ship. the iceberg ended his life

[@harmony1034]

I love stories when you think your going to get answers from the title, but then you don’t...

[@Jen-X333]

That’s because this story is BS.

[@ah2288]

you're*

[@adrianpena800]

That information is in the final few minutes, you didn’t watch the whole video.

[@CookinBulls]

@@adrianpena800 that just makes it worst,he wouldn’t just say the important stuff at the beginning, that wasting your time

[@BsCurious]

BS, click bait. The usual nowadays. Next we will have people saying that dinosaurs never existed and it's a cover up. There was no asteroid....ooooooooo

[@petermostyneccleston2884]

One of the likely reasons for the sinking, was that Harland And Wolfe were supposed to use the most expensive Best Best Rivets, or No. 1. Rivets. They built the Titanic with the cheaper No. 2, or Best Rivets. I am not sure if this would have made much of a difference, as the No.2 Rivets are stronger along the length, but weaker aat the ends. The No. 1 Rivets are the normal strength throughout the Rivet apparently. It has been agreed that the hole was caused by the Rivets falling, but I think that there are a number of different factors, which on their own, would not make a difference, but all together, have helped cause the ship to sink. The dark mark that you were showing in the video, was when the Titanic was on the slipway, in Belfast. You can tell that, because of the gantries around the hull, it is unlikely that any coal would be inside the ship at that stage. It was believed that there was a fire in a coal bunker, when the inspection by the board of trade was being carried out, but they had put the fire out, before the ship sank.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Olympic was built from the same materials, and was a successful liner until the mid 1930s.

[@karelmarkvart1517]

I find most funny that for "german U-boat" - pretty small ships at that time period - they used mock-up of Akula/Typhoon class nuclear sub, largest monster of its kind to this days (actually its not much smaller than Titanic itself in terms of lenght and beam). And for torpedo something that looks like Sparrow missile... Oh - and dark mark on the hull from coal fire taken during time when there was no coal onboard ship :D

[@Sarah0583]

The dark smudge had nothing to do with the fire. The fire was below the waterline, thus not visible on photographs.

[@M4STAGEEK]

People are dying, drowning, getting seperated from their kids, getting rejected by life-savers... BRIGHT SIDE

[@cameronhopper6527]

M4STA_GEEK DAT IS FUNNAY LOL

[@theowlboy3873]

Dark side.

[@hyperzone6426]

Lolilolol

[@scuba6754]

Seems very “bright”

[@wendyvanrossum1304]

Messed up 😥😥