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Dedicated to the 1,496 souls who lost their lives on April 15, 1912, and to the memory of the 712 who survived.
This animation was created to accompany the 104th Titanic sinking anniversary podcast held on April 14th, 2016.
This is our first full-length animation of Titanic's sinking, beginning with the iceberg collision and ending with its disappearance. This is a complete animation, not a short animation that was slowed down to match real-time. The animation includes text frequently appearing with what is happening onboard the ship. This includes visuals of various interior rooms flooding, lifeboats launching, rockets firing, and the SS Californian on the horizon. The animation was created in Unreal Engine 4. The exterior model used is not our final model but an older model created by our team member Kyle Hudak.
There are many informational messages spread throughout the video, but here are some of the main points to jump to:
0:00 Iceberg spotted.
06:06 The ship has stopped as damage inspections are carried out.
19:41 Titanic stops for the last time.
38:08 Titanic begins taking on a 'starboard list.'
46:23 The first distress calls are sent out.
53:07 Most lifeboats are prepared to evacuate passengers.
1:01:29 Lifeboat 7 [the first boat] is launched.
1:08:02 Officer Boxhall launches the first distress rocket in an attempt to signal the ship on the horizon.
1:36:57 Water is up to the Titanic's nameplate.
2:05:42 Lifeboat 13 cannot release itself as Lifeboat 15 comes down on top of it.
2:22:12 It is now 2AM. The Titanic has 20 minutes left.
2:26:10 Collapsible Boat D is launched.
2:34:01 Survivors distinctly hear 4 explosions from deep within the ship.
2:39:23 All remaining power is lost. The ship breaks in two.
2:40:36 Titanic is gone. Rescuers do not arrive for another hour and 40 minutes.

[@footyupdates7913]

All those people on board the titanic in 1912 had absolutely no idea that 100 years later, 38 million people would watch an animation of the titanic sinking on something called KZbin... weird

[@sophiedelahunt4833]

Isn't it crazy to think about? Back then, people wouldn't have even been able to comprehend the idea of a computer or the internet, or that it's now possible to cross the entire Atlantic in a matter of hours without setting foot on a boat.

[@jordanforever21]

Just think what’s coming in another 100 years. You’ll be seen as the people 100 years ago.

[@footyupdates7913]

jordanforever21 yep very scary to think what the world will be like in. 100 years

[@possessedslig]

COYI

[@UksiHattu12]

@@footyupdates7913 Probably no one will live to see it thanks to temperature rising and non-renewable resources running out.

[@bear9703]

Imagine having a sleepless night, staring at the endless ocean and countless stars, as you suddenly hear a loud scraping and a chunk of ice passes your window..

[@Kayn_The_Shadow_Reaper]

Bear “my time has come, fucking finally”

[@gabrielreyes1423]

Juice WRLD damn i want a fucking mcchicken now

[@lucasssgg]

GLOBAL WARMING WE BLAME YOU

[@gabrielreyes1423]

Juice WRLD my go to meal is a big mac, spicy buffalo poutine (which i think is only available in canada) and a med reg iced coffee to help me digest, its so satisfying

[@gabrielreyes1423]

Juice WRLD hell yeah bro. add me on instagram @gabeytheartist

[@MamaBoff]

The scariest part for me is imagine being in a life boat and hearing the screams of so many people while you're sitting safely, just for it to go dead silent.

[@gyobfan22]

Yes many survivors in the lifeboats were traumatised by the screams of those left on the Titanic as it was going down. I can't imagine how scary it was for those going down with the ship, the loud creaking and breaking noises in the dark of night clinging to their families. It truly is the stuff of nightmares.

[@BMAN-eb4jk]

And you could do nothing but listen and watch as the silence quickly comes in.

[@sharkisland5931]

The survivors guilt must have been strong

[@spingleboygle]

i feel a disturbance in the force, as if a thousand scre-

[@johnsmith-rs2vk]

Over 1500 left on the sinking stern after the ship broke in two . Horrrific !

[@ashaydwivedi420]

i've always known this as "a ship hit a iceberg, sank and 1500 people died" story but watching this made me realise the absolute horror these people went through, the human factor of it. i can't help but imagine the people slowly watching the water rising up and crushing their lungs, as they live their final moments

[@johnsmith-rs2vk]

Poor Souls .

[@marieharris1230]

I believe in Reincarnation. We have lived many lives, and died many times.

[@shiruki8974]

@@marieharris1230 since childhood I've felt like in a past life i was on the titanic. It would explain my irrational fear of ships and ocean. I've always liked water, I've been on boats all my life and never had a bad experience. Completely irrational and opposing to my string like of the water

[@leonpaelinck]

That's how the Ireland sank: a boat rammed it, it sank and almost everybody died

[@zoso2020]

Too bad they never made a movie about it

[@jackperry3322]

The most terrifying bit for me was at 2:39:23 with the boat splitting in half, the screams from the people on board and the smoke stacks falling onto the titanic

[@rallycultureYT]

Jack Perry you are right😨

[@miaparker9539]

It would’ve sounded so so much worse in person! Imagine being on the ship 😖

[@Shannonkay2023]

I went to the Titanic museum years ago. They have a huge block of ice shaped like an iceberg that is the exact temperature of the water these poor souls endured. I touched it for roughly 5 seconds before I couldn’t stand the cold anymore. That will always stick with me.

[@emilianaraveningston7486]

Shannon Kay The one in Florida?

[@Shannonkay2023]

Emiliana Raveningston The museum I went to was in San Francisco, but it was a touring museum, so it may be similar if not the same one.

[@larrycrumbs9219]

Shannon Kay what’s there ? Relics recovered from the wrecks ?

[@weston5146]

@@larrycrumbs9219 yes like life jackets and other misc things, but some relics. Almost every Museum has them

[@sarahfox3054]

Shannon Kay the main museum is in Ireland

[@thedumbegg]

Sinking of titanic 0:09 titanic’s lookout crew see the iceberg 0:53 lookout crew tell the ship crew that there is a iceberg 1:00 HEAD A STARBOARD!!! 1:01 WHY ARE’NT WE TURNING 1:02 IS IT HARD OVER YES IT IS 1:03 ITS GONNA HIT 1:23 Watertight doors are closed 2:52 Boiler room 1 has flooded 4:00 titanic stops moving because the engine room has water in some places 6:50 the damage in the ship makes the funnel make less smoke 24:10 titanic stops for the last time 24:50 Boiler room 2&3 have flooded 25:13 G deck starts to flood at the bow 29:38 G deck has flooded 29:54 boiler room 4&5 is flooded 30:28 the wireless crew send help to other ships 31:07 SS Californian thinks titanic is having a party 31:49 RMS Carpathia confirms that they are coming 33:56 F Deck starts to flood 34:13 The water reaches the pool on F deck 37:11 F deck has flooded 37:24 the orchestra starts playing in the lounge 38:33 E deck starts to flood 55:18 E deck has flooded 55:57 3rd class open space starts to flood 1:08:17 3rd class open space has flooded 1:17:04 Titanic’s bow starts to flood inside 1:45:11 Titanic’s bow is visible of water 1:45:57 titanic turns on its right 1:50:07 Reception room is flooding on D deck 1:50:56 the power decreases on D deck 2:01:57 B deck on the bow is flooding 2:16:25 A deck on the bow is flooding 2:17:44 SS Californian confirms that the titanic is sinking 2:21:27 It is now 2AM titanic has 20 minutes left 2:22:42 The orchestra crew starts playing to calm people down 2:24:13 The bridge on A deck is flooding 2:24:33 Titanic’s power decreases 2:31:12 Titanic’s bridge on Boat deck starts to sink 2:31:36 the main bridge starts to sink 2:31:46 the 2 wheelhouses start to sink 2:33:10 the wireless room is flooded 2:33:45 the titanic sinks faster 2:33:48 crew member rooms are flooding 2:34:21 First class is flooding 2:34:47 Crew member rooms has flooded 2:34:53 the officer’s quarters has flooded 2:35:08 the most forward funnel breaks off 2:35:22 the grand staircase starts to sink 2:36:30 the lounge is flooding 2:36:37 first class has flooded 2:36:43 the grand staircase has flooded 2:37:15 the GYMNASIUM has flooded 2:37:26 the lounge has flooded 2:37:28 Titanic’s 2nd funnel breaks off making people more scared 2:37:50 Titanic’s plunge begins 2:39:08 there is 1512 people onboard still 2:39:19 Titanic’s electricity goes out 2:39:26 titanic breaks in half 2:39:33 the double hull has not detached not separating the two half’s of the titanic 2:39:50 the double hull has detached separating the two half’s of the titanic 2:40:00 the Titanic’s final plunge begins 2:40:16 there is 800 people alive on the titanic 700 on lifeboats and the rest has died 2:40:43 there is still 1175 people alive 2:40:51 there is now 849 people alive There is 700 people alive on lifeboats no one is alive that is not on lifeboats 2:41:06 RMS Carpathia tries to communicate with the titanic But finds out that it has fully sunk 2:41:15 the end Edit : please like this took a hour

[@chunkydillpepper]

Respect 🫡

[@lolarennt4762]

Respekt to you!!!! Great

[@jareds8729]

boiler room 6 flooded first, followed by b.r.5 where the crew formed a 'front line' to hold back the water (until the coal bunker wall collapsed) b.r. 1, 2&3 were further back towards the stern and did not flood until the end. your time stamps at 2:52, 4:00, 6:50 and 24:50 are inaccurate. the ship stops moving by captains order, not cause there was water in the engine room. where is your source that the funnels made more smoke (think u mean steam) because of the damage? the leaking compartments were all in the front. who and how did the californian confirm anything at 2:17:44? their wireless and ship were shut down for the night, they didnt even know the titanic sank until the next morning. how many of these time stamps are just made up/guessed? be honest

[@thedumbegg]

@@jareds8729I know I did not know anything much about the titanic then but just pls delete ur comment I don’t want these types of comments

[@jareds8729]

Delete ur comment then, its innaccurate. U cant just makeup a bunch of stuff on a historical video

[@jhgfdsertuiokjhg]

43:07; at 1222AM Andrews said 1-2 hours was how much time they had; and it was completely gone at 220AM. Under the stress of the situation and predicament, he was very accurate.

[@memethingz6004]

He literally designed it

[@xThemisJr]

He designed it. And he KNEW, even before that ship made it out of Port in Belfast, it could potentially sink. In my opinion, that's why i believe he chose to Die on the ship, cause he knew he could be held accountable...

[@terminalfrost3645]

@@xThemisJr every ship can sink. he never claimed that it couldn't sink, the press ran away with the "even god couldn't sink it" a bit too much.

[@davidteves82]

@@terminalfrost3645 1 year after and none informed you...this is fake, the Even God couldn-t sink it. Is fake.

[@user-hw3ey9ez7j]

​@@davidteves82But they surely were over exaggerating the ship's durability by a LOT. Almost to that point.

[@PZCherokee]

This was actually more terrifying than the movie. You realize so many more things, like people were probably still alive in the rooms inside the ship, in the pitch dark when it went down for the last time, and went all the way down with it. Scary af!

[@michaeleineke6086]

Pearl Harbor movie is garbage and very inaccurate but it does a good job showing how awful it is when the ships sink. People trapped in side as the water slowly rises

[@brayson6889]

That’s what I think about a lot, especially down in the depths of the ship in the engine rooms and boilers, you’re just working to keep the lights on and suddenly you’re just left in complete darkness as the ship slips under. Terrifying...

[@wakaran2414]

I always think about things like this. Recently my friend who lives in a boat told her Facebook about how a neighbours boat had capsized and the couple got out but not with their cat or dog. The dog was found pined to the roof via the water and got out alive. Same for the cat. Imagine the sounds under the water. Not fearing potential animals but the lonliness. Cause many men, women and children probably died alone. Especially the men of women and children who weren't allowed on the life boats. And yeah the movie may not be entirely accurate my favourite scene is the scene where the band are playing for the final time and they show the montage of the panic on the top deck but how everyone below deck is just trying to accept they're going to be dying tonight and cherish it with their family. I think I saw someone say their were accounts of the band playing while the ship sank like in the movie and no musician lived.

[@nonoygregore]

Fastrocket37 actually, the last part of the movie when the Titanic went vertical. James Cameron was right! According to survivor accounts, after the break up, they said that it went vertical. And almost all survivors said that.The things that are innacurate are: The first funnel fell to starboard side as survivors say “it produced a wave that pushed collapsible A and B about 50yrds from the ship”. And that could only happen as both collapsibles were on the starboard side The breakup was infront of the No. 3 funnel then added additional weight causing the decks the No.3 funnel was on to collapse into the sea causing the bow to immediatly let go of the double bottom. Then after that, the sturn started sinking then eventually went vertical then sank to the pitch black ocean floor Thank you for listening Edit: i had to fix something that made ni sense

[@zellamartinez2528]

Yeah it's actually a horror story. I want a movie revolving around the Titanic, with less romance and more terror/facts

[@Ella-mv5ke]

Imagine being a child put on the lifeboat thinking your parents can’t come, only to grow up and find out that there was more than enough space for them to be boarded too.

[@WaveAqualei]

Imagine being a child put back on the ship...

[@britneyhillsated8935]

They wouldn't do that because women and children went on the lifeboats first

[@eno405]

@@WaveAqualei that actually didn't happen

[@WaveAqualei]

I remember it happening to one. The child was gonna go on but they didn’t have enough room. They were gonna send him on with his father but they never got back on

[@damndexk4127]

I'd rather die, why would I leave my fucking parents on a ship to die and go myself? I'd jump off no cap.

[@Saturdayz_In_The_Fall]

Years later I keep coming back to this. For me, it’s the terror from 3rd class passengers who were trapped and never made it to the deck suddenly feeling the ship breaking in half right under their feet.

[@qadeerahmed4779]

Allah apny hasb sy bechy. ammen

[@vulpifox9708]

This is why I haven't been able to watch the movie in years. Just the realization of entire families trapped in a hallway, lights go out, cold water laps at your feet, your child crying in your arms.... Gah, I can't.

[@AngeloPNZN]

The screams, the darkness, and the power cut when ship broke in half. Truly horror.

[@wildelio]

the fact that it went so slow in the beginning and then in the very end everything happened all at once is so scary

[@historywatchdog2923]

That's how sinkings usually happen: they start slowly and then accelerate as the weight of water pulls the vessel down.

[@watermelonwelder3064]

nwildrose ._ yup that’s right

[@byebye5950]

I was the 1k like

[@watermelonwelder3064]

No I was!

[@watermelonwelder3064]

ZzzkayZzz Sleep ye you were I’m joking

[@SpontaneousHead]

For me the eeriest part of this is the groaning and the bellowing that’s happening from the ship, especially when it splits in two. Literally feels like the Titanic is a massive creature that’s just slowly dying

[@alexspain7219]

@Conner Iosca you asked by reading the comments

[@hypnos9336]

@Conner Iosca who the fuck are you lol? how is somebody's random comment related to you and what you want?

[@dovahkiin7253]

@Conner Iosca shut the fuck up

[@lilyoatis]

tegdimetihwlil I agree

[@gompachirokamabokooo]

That is what’s happening, yes

[@starr4490]

This production team truly researched well. The tiny details of the dishes falling into the deep as she listed further down and the way she slammed on the ocean floor when she sank. How realistic this was makes it so terrifying. RIP my lady Titanic and to all your people with you..

[@shylinh5939]

Heartbreaking. My father had a great-great-aunt who sailed this ship and was going to the US for a few months. She didn't die and eventually came back to the UK. She was a young woman, but never recovered from her experience. This ship, its voyage and what happened to everyone involved, whether they lived or died, and so many did die, has always been so important to me. This makes some sense of it.

[@nandi2445]

What’s her name ?

[@shylinh5939]

@@nandi2445 I'm sure you don't expect me to tell you that.

[@debs6900]

⁠@@shylinh5939what’s wrong with that? lol it’s been 111 years, people are just fascinated with any information about the titanic and the survivors/victims. it’s history.

[@shylinh5939]

@@debs6900 There's nothing wrong with it as far as I'm concerned, I think it would be interesting to know something about everyone who was part of something so important. My father's aunt's closer family don't share the information for some reason. It is a long time ago, but it's really stayed in people's minds. Obviously, the film was a big part of that, but I don't think it's all of it.

[@nandi2445]

@@shylinh5939 i would really like to know, I enjoy gathering information about everything, and your story has intrigued me.

[@tls4022]

One of the survivors in a 70s documentary said he will never forget the screaming and also the silence that came after. RIP to all souls lost on this tragic night.

[@mimosa27]

Someone, on a different Titanic video, posted what their grandfather, a Titanic survivor, remembered of that night... the most distinct memory were the screams, and these were screams of people that knew exactly what plans the frigid, dark water had for them... bloodcurdling screams of impending death, times 1500. I do not believe that I have ever known of anything more eerie, haunting, or heartwrenching. Death begged to take those poor people that night - a night so calm and clear that even the captain would remark on such an oddity he could not remember happening in his long career. In every single way, the stage was set.....

[@youngsavage3594]

mimosa27 I know exactly what comment and video this is. Crazy. I just went to a titanic museum and it was heartbreaking

[@audra.l.p3658]

What documentary?

[@tls4022]

@@audra.l.p3658 it's on youtube idk the name. But if you type down survivors titanic you'll see it. The survivor I'm on about was a crew member

[@tls4022]

@@mimosa27 thank you for that interesting fact. I cannot imagine the fear that those who perished experienced that fateful night. It truly was a tragedy.

[@Tarkus_H]

Imagine being one of those steerage passengers desperately running up and down the maze of narrow cabin halls deep inside the ship, being lost and unable to find the exit due to unfamiliarity with the layout; all the while everything is severely tilted, the lights are struggling to stay on, and you have freezing murky water up to your knees and rising.

[@jeanscuissiato135]

Third class passengers were asked to go to a public room to wait for boarding the lifeboats.

[@shadyeissa1150]

Iambic Pentameter that would be one horrible death ....

[@jeanscuissiato135]

@@shadyeissa1150 Except it likely didn't happened.

[@shadyeissa1150]

Jean Scuissiato rip all casualities of that ship ... they died horrible and cold death !!!

[@bitchilovekpop6274]

Ryan Daniel the movie?

[@frozenjaegert]

I play this video when I need to get studying/work done. The goal is to complete my assignments before it sinks lol

[@Maudian]

Lol I want to try this

[@Handle2point0]

Cant criticize the crew too much. They had 2.5 hours to inspect damage, send out distress calls, get all passengers out of bed and onto deck, and come to terms with their own imminent demise. That’s a whole lot to grapple with.

[@pgsos7487]

What's so terrifying to me is that after 2:39:26 the ship sinks so quickly. It was such a slow and gradual sink for the 2hrs until it plunges down just like that. Idk how to describe it but it just gives such a heavy feeling in my heart, is that just me?

[@rmstitanic2801]

That's my skirt sinking before i sank

[@ambermc7451]

Same here

[@Jack10016]

PGSoS Wait, it sinks ? Thanks for spoiling it asshole 😒

[@kathleenvdb]

PGSoS you see, it went so fast out of nowhere because at some moment the weight of the front side of the boat (that was under water) became too heavy and the boat Sunk front facing down. The ship broke in two with a massive amount of damage, people say that the front of the ship sunk fast because it was with the front down, but when the back sunk under water it was slow because it was horizontal so it probably started spinning around while sinking to the bottom

[@flamingrubys11]

What happened was because the ship broke in half it had much less mass so the sea took it in tho the position of the halfs are incorrect

[@Rexbomb2]

The sounds are very disturbing. Like imagine it’s actual real recorded tape when that happened. Damn.

[@raf_a_xx]

i thought this too... it’s terrifying

[@alienduce-unocero]

@@user-is2xj5wi4n wow, they had amazing microphones!

[@user-is2xj5wi4n]

Whisky Warlord ikkkk righttt

[@breakfasttales7688]

i sat here flinching when i skipped to the end cause it was so horrible. between the screams, sound of the ship breaking in half, and the parts hitting the ocean floor like a moan is so fucking unsettling

[@dinosaurgirl135m]

Well it cant be the actual tape or audio... I mean, the titanic sank in like 1910, so there wouldn’t be any color or sound. Also the cameras were really bad quality back then so... yeah

[@alejpix]

This is a work of highly motivated and passionate persons. Recreating such dramatic events in real time is absolutely a piece of work! Hat’s off

[@Saturdayz_In_The_Fall]

Indeed!

[@StinkySmellYes]

If the titanic sank In 2023 the girls be pulling out there phones 😂

[@shaynewheeler9249]

RMS Lusitania coal fired steamship

[@lyxnick]

The moment it breaks in two gives you chills...

[@kieranduffy632]

Imagine being on board a life boat as a kid, knowing that your father was still on board, to then see it split in half. Heartbreaking.

[@snappysue8981]

Holy damn fuck

[@kalliebitner5893]

I was legit about to cry when I read your comment I feel so bad that would be terrible.

[@badguybilly]

But what if you HATE your father? Then maybe you have a good chuckle about it.

[@Ironicuss]

Jack Thayer spent the night looking for his father and ended up on collapsible B and watched the titanic split in two.

[@kalliebitner5893]

badguybilly you would problay still be sad no matter how much you hate your father

[@cbB-gs1fr]

The scariest part was when the lights cut out and the ship snaps, the screams are terrifying

[@samdiaz1206]

michelle buchanan time?

[@koolaidman-_-3341]

2:39:00

[@koolaidman-_-3341]

Your welcome

[@samdiaz1206]

Thx

[@LBSiUK]

666 likes too

[@Enzoaryell0912]

1:06 titanic hit the iceberg 6:08 the proppeler has stopped 13:35 titanic starts to sink 53:30 the lifeboats is evacuating 1:01:40 boat 7 is launched 1:04:25 propelers is getting visible 1:08:10 operators sending SOS 1:12:18 officer say olny woman and children 1:15:07 deck E start to sinking 1:36:57 water is up to titanic's nameplate 1:43:14 boiler room 4 is abandoned 1:44:45 bow is sinking 1:48:49 titanic list to port 1:50:42 Grand staircase is sinking 2:06:09 lifeboat 13 is lowing down lifeboat 15 2:19:08 bow has sunked 2:31:22 brigde is sinking 2:32:22 captain's room start to sink 2:33:09 brigde has sunked 2:34:03 captain's room has sunked 2:35:14 1st funnel collapsed 2:37:23 Grand staircase has sunked 2:37:34 2nd funnel has collapsed 2:39:27 the ship has broken in half 2:40:06 titanic is about to sink 2:40:35 titanic has sunked

[@cxri9454]

Thank you

[@brittneyyyann]

This isn’t accurate. The uploader already posted important parts.

[@elguapxwxlfie3561]

Sunked? Lol 🤍 that’s not a real word but I love it!

[@KalishaDivani]

@@brittneyyyann ok but you get the point

[@jakeysucksatlifecuber5777]

At the end titanic has sunk not sunked

[@Liberty_or_Ded]

About 28:00 you can start seeing the lowermost port windows slowly but steadily disappearing beneath the waterline. Chilling.

[@cas3156]

2:39:24 The screaming really put into perspective just how terrifying this must have been at the time. I like how there isn't any music, it really helps you get into the feel of just how tragic this really was.

[@rmstitanic2801]

I ran out of power. Ofcourse i didn't swim. I slept i got tired while getting harassed by the iceberg

[@cas3156]

ouf huh?

[@Rose0004]

Indeed. As soul- wrenching as it is to watch the simulation, I can only imagine the pain and horror and grief of watching it in real time from one of those lifeboats. Such an unspeakable tragedy.

[@rmstitanic2801]

@ouf :|

[@rmstitanic2801]

@ouf uhhhh....

[@GabrielSilva-ot9yi]

„The most dreadful sound is hearing people drowning but the silence afterwards is way more terrifying" - Eva Hart

[@mrkitloin]

“Thats what forgiveness sounds like, screaming and then silence -carl

[@slytherinqueen4917]

So true. My name is Eva too

[@slytherinqueen4917]

@@curious1053 Ew what lol

[@Playswithsquirrels311]

Life boat 14 she was on

[@whizzerwins2853]

@@mrkitloin exactly what i thought of

[@Dave-sd7us]

Here for the 111th anniversary. The passengers must have been so confused when a youtube advert came up every 15 minutes

[@thomaspink8592]

"11:59pm, Titanic coasts to her final stop." That one line hits heavy.

[@norwegiantechnolover]

2:39:26 1500 people experienced that. I can't even try to imagine how those people felt at that moment. To witness something like that, it must be beyond what any nightmare can ever muster. No matter who they were, they never deserved to live out their final moments like that... Rest in peace.

[@elitemangudai1016]

i was like hmm so many people have been rescued by boat even thou some boats were barely filled. and then i read "still 1500 people were on board" i have no comment on that

[@norwegiantechnolover]

@@elitemangudai1016 1503 people died from the event so you could assume a good portion of those people died during that. Of course some probably froze to death on the lifeboats and/or in the water.

[@mountainchoi9882]

Yea I skipped to the end and just watching that made me shake and my heart was pounding. I just can’t imagine how I would feel and those people may Rest In Peace. That was actually quite terrifying to watch.

[@sunniiskies]

Oh my god...is it weird I .dreamt that happened to me last night and I was caught on a pole and I could feel myself drowning?

[@GoogleIsAPieceOfSh1t]

This is probably the only thing that could come close to it kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHubg4Z5eaeEg7M

[@user-sb8ob3yi4m]

The fact that it sank so slowly makes it even more scary. Being stuck on a sinking ship, surrounded by freezing cold water

[@Natalie-xz6ip]

It didn’t sink slowly, it went down in 2 hours-

[@user-sb8ob3yi4m]

@@Natalie-xz6ip which I think is pretty slow

[@Natalie-xz6ip]

Taehyungs Kookie Dough Then you’re wrong, the titanic sank VERY. fast, unfortunately.

[@Kinsanth_]

better it sinks slow then it sinks fast , still frightening to watch and when you crank up the volume , you can listen to the first screetching sounds from the slowly progression of the additional stress , that the metal went throughout that slow ordeal ...

[@user-sb8ob3yi4m]

@@Natalie-xz6ip Still think 2 hours is a lot lol

[@ZA-mb5di]

Wow, this is much rougher than the sped up version with the music. Having them actually speaking is haunting

[@GoldyMoldy]

I remember watching this with my grandma when this came out, i was 5 in that time and i was strict about watching it fully without any stops with my grandma, she, of course, was annoyed and i was frustrated into convincing her, the best we did was surprisingly 30 minutes, this gave me alot of nostalgia back when grandma was still living at her old house with my grandpa, now the place is owned by my uncle with his wife and my grandpa lives with them, thanks for making this video as it brings back good memories. Have a nice day or night yall, love you.

[@KillerDragon117]

“What did you do last night?” “Oh you know, watched the titanic sink in real time.”

[@hyde3155]

Next i am going to watch ' dinasour extinction real time'

[@theonemanarmy3666]

And then after that I'm gonna watch Britannic sink real time

[@sondra2774]

Omg, I'm laughing so hard at this comment (and myself) 😁 Thank you for breaking the tension of this video as I scroll through the comments

[@gedungisphoopnuchle9121]

This is my second time watching, what does that say about me 🤔

[@husainelnassar4937]

lol

[@tented]

I started watching this thinking, “I’ll just watch for a minute or two.” 2 hours, 21 minutes later, Titanic has only 20 minutes left. Brilliant job. Thanks for posting it.

[@briamartin1408]

tented yeah me too, only I skipped ahead to the sinking part lol

[@BaronVladHarkonnen]

I watched about ten minutes then clicked on all the times in the description

[@user-gz9wh5kx8s]

how much time do you have

[@briamartin1408]

bigboy279 what do you mean

[@micahman4147]

tented but it hits different when it 12 am and you have to get up at 8 am for school🥴🥴

[@F-Man]

111 years ago tonight. There remains not a soul alive who saw these events with their own eyes, yet we, today, who stand so far removed in time and place from 14 April 1912, maintain the memory of those who sailed and perished aboard the great ship Titanic, securing the rightful places of them all in the realms of immortality. Requiescat in pace, R.M.S. Titanic Lux perpetua luceat eis. 14 April 2023

[@eccentricgamer4111]

Can't believe that this animation is almost 8 years old now, or the fact that it's still the most-viewed Titanic video on KZbin that isn't related to the 1997 movie.

[@annabellege]

everyone’s saying, ‘imagine being a child and knowing your parents are still on board’, but imagine being a parent and knowing your child is still on board.

[@Andyatl2002]

Anna- Belle, either is horrific.

[@somethingtojenga]

There weren't very many cases of that if any... all but 1 first class child survived and 100% of second class children survived, and I have a feeling that there weren't that many third class passengers on lifeboats without their children since more children from third class survived than women and men.

[@reyhansigirci6820]

Anna- Belle yea, thank you for that missy

[@deenguyenfamily2468]

900th like

[@patolenho3732]

Imagine Being on board when the last boat got launched

[@fuscinula]

Just imagine the panic. The ship is sinking, the lifeboats have all been deployed... You're still on the Titanic, you're already freezing, you're hearing the blasts of the engine exploding, no other boat is in view, the water is rising fast and then... Lights out.

[@noahreed78]

Maître Renard f*ck

[@MrWerner1964]

Noah Taylor Vlogs thats What i said! 😂

[@raiezy]

The titanic sinks with you inside it and as it sinks deeper and deeper your skull is crushed by the water pressure long before you drown

[@aly0524d]

@@raiezy oh boy ! didnt think of that !

[@kadenstructures_ks]

This was scarier than FNAF

[@ajdoms0187]

I feel like I got in a time machine and went back to the night of April 14/15th, 1912, and was riding on a small boat following the Titanic and recorded every important moment of the night with my iPhone. Incredible Job!!

[@Ever_2008_ARG]

What i think is scary about this is thinking: "i was just on that ship, i was just on that ship a few hours ago, sleeping in my cabin, and now it's gone, it's under me and it's never coming back."

[@user-ro4dm2jd4v]

so similar to 9/11 in that aspect. for so many people, the only thing they could say was “the towers are just gone”

[@lawriem7747]

The screams at the end are chilling. The level of detail in this video is astonishing

[@joshuabean846]

Hearing the ship groan as shes filling up with water is eerie as well

[@Nolan-hy2gn]

and I thought my wife's cooking was bad!

[@shift7808]

Makes no sense for you to hear the screams of women at the end, as virtually no women were left on the ship to speak of. Only about 7% of the 1500 left aboard were female. Not even 1 in 10.

[@Emma88178]

Shift the screams are of both.

[@shift7808]

@@Emma88178 Yes, though very female dominated with males being barely audible. That's where the percentage comes in. Listen to a stadium crowd at a sporting event. You can generally determine the gender distribution just based on the cheers alone. Females have a higher pitch, but it doesnt drown out the male cheers unless the event is significantly female dominated.

[@joseetlmn4504]

It feels so weird to watch this while I’m comfy at home. And thinking about all those people who actually died.

[@therealjoshuaclark]

Josee Tlmn I know 😭

[@clarityxlv]

Lmao

[@ananthupavi1684]

Many have servived

[@rodriguesmarieconcession4130]

Yes. You are a lucky bastard. Now go on your knees and thank god 30 times.

[@dorseylandria6119]

I felt the same way when I saw it at the movie theater.

[@destic7767]

*23:00** We are here maintaining a tradition 1912. - 2024. ⚓🚢*

[@slnkomada9102]

Titanic had approximately 3327 inside and there were 20 life boats which could’ve held capacity of 1178 people. Each boat could hold 65-70 people. However, on most of the boats, only around 20 people launched with it. There could’ve been so much more people saved yet they decided to just abandon them. This is so upsetting(sorry for my bad english)

[@iluvfri3nds]

Those sound effects were completely terrifying, especially the screams in the end. It stressed me the hell out! And the fact this actually happened makes it even more distressing.

[@marifonseca31]

My friends: Hey let's go out tonight Me: Sorry I'm busy Me:

[@jennaoxborrow2431]

Mari Fonseca HAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@macyormomo2676]

Omg I literally just cancelled plans as I was watching this and reading this comment

[@slayride136]

XD

[@Marina-ps2yo]

Me literally today

[@skadoodlepong9303]

This made me cackle

[@godzillabutwithinternet.6945]

Man that final scene where the ship snapped in half was really unnerving, really goes to show how terrifying this was.

[@eclipseskylines]

That horrifying, inexplicable feeling I get when I think about how wonderful and glorious this ship was is just unbelievable. All the preparations, the anticipation and awaiting takeoff... And she was down in just a few days, although the actual sinking must've felt like eternity. You might think what would have happened if Titanic has never sank... we would probably know nothing about it. Imagine how many tragedies like this have been prevented in our times. Kinda blows your mind.

[@GamerRocket]

The very start of this is honestly scary to think about. Many passengers did not believe the ship was sinking at first. Meanwhile, at around 26:00, if you pay attention to the lights at the bottom right of the ship, you can see them slowly disappear from beneath the water. If only they knew...

[@kyranajera17]

Rocket yeah, I caught that too! I had to rewind because I thought I was trippin lol so so sad..

[@KittyNyce]

Rooms of the lower class already filling up with water.. =(

[@eussii9195]

A lot of the lower class were locked up until first and second were safe so almost all of them died. I can only imagine what happened to the boiler crew and other crew who worked at the very bottom

[@alexysrenee4655]

just imagine being a survivor on one of those lifeboats... having to watch the titanic slowly get absorbed by the water, along with all the people that unfortunately couldn’t be saved slowly waiting for their death...

[@isabelcast7792]

alexys renee there was actually a man who survived by jumping in the water and started swimming for his life, he eventually made it to land.

[@CatherineLee12102]

When I was 10, I remember I stayed up late on the 100th Anniversary (14th-15th of April in 2012) of the sinking to reenact the actual time of the sinking of the Titanic. Good times. I am a history buff, and it all started with the Titanic. I have a poster in my room with 100 facts on the Titanic for the 100th Anniversary of the sinking.

[@rotichrickiee6748]

This thing is very painful to watch especially when you can't offer any assistance despite seeing thousands of people perishing in some minutes to come. Rest in peace to all Titans, the scream is horrifying.

[@maddiewithnobrim]

God.. imagine one moment you’re fine. Happy. Moments before it hit the iceberg.And you have absolutely no idea that in not even 3 hours you’ll be dead.

[@seanchaney3086]

Like a beautiful day on 9-11-2001....in a few minutes, you are jumping out of a building intentionally for a less painful death than burning aive.

[@phillipssteven45]

Sean Chaney Damn😳

[@SYFTV1]

@@seanchaney3086 llora pues ya supérenlo

[@seanchaney3086]

@@SYFTV1 Que su memoria sea eterna. Nunca los olvidaremos.

[@SYFTV1]

@@seanchaney3086 como con Hiroshima y Nagasaki, no? genocidas

[@4.99dollarchickenstripbask7]

Just imagine; You come up with an excellent idea, have it built for around three years, just to have it get destroyed in under 3 hours.

[@alieninvaider]

Spring Bunny the same thing happens to people’s homes and businesses in hurricanes and tornadoes. 🌪 Its just nature

[@4.99dollarchickenstripbask7]

@@alieninvaider nature is beautiful, but very destructive.

[@queencerseilannister3519]

Yeah. Humans unfortunately have to be reminded of how small and vulnerable we really are sometimes:(

[@gerritvanbelle454]

the two other fantastic ships you speak of also sank, so yeah

[@arrishshammen552]

So its okay if it gets destroyed after 4 hours?

[@Vintage20thcentury]

I can’t imagine the horror these people went through on that tragic night ! 😢

[@winkerface2332]

The metal groaning and screeching so loudly always manages to horrify me, pure nightmare fuel.

[@rothgamez]

"The worst thing I can remember are the screams." "It seemed as if once everybody had gone, drowned, finished, the whole world was standing still. There was nothing, just this deathly, terrible silence in the dark night with the stars overhead."

[@arpitarunmishra]

This is what is going to happen in the end, we are humans and we are mortal, we weren't the first nor we are going to be the last. When our civilization will sink and be destroyed due to natural calamities, just like it is going to happen. All our inventions, history, identity will sink and be lost much like the Titanic.

[@kreepykulture]

What is this from? Beautiful quote

[@rothgamez]

@@kreepykulture It's a quote from Eva Hart. She was 7 years old when she was on Titanic.

[@laura-liisaroop4496]

G2g2f2d222

[@maggiebowers5743]

RothGamez that rly is something to think ab is that it was just quiet and calm right after everything had happened and by the time help got there it was too late

[@WillowWispGaming]

God just... imagine being on that ship while it sinks. You’re already so scared but you see the lifeboats being loaded and you think it’ll all be alright... but then they run out. And you’re still on that ship with 1,499 other people with no hope of survival. Damn...

[@greveeen]

Average Trash Can Ikr, just imagine being inside the boat as it drags you down the dark depths of the atlantic ocean. What a nightmare...

[@Nugcon]

This is why I'm not going to sea.

[@jake4318]

Adolf Hitler hey we basically watched this together Adolf

[@BellicIV]

Or even worse imagine having to save some chicks wife from getting married to an abuser and then having her not share the door and making you freeze to death.

[@kyaiaiakyaiaia4230]

@@BellicIV Damn that got dark,,. Y she so selfish man.

[@simoncooper6752]

Am I the only one here for the 111th anniversary?

[@JBurnsJourno]

You’re so special

[@shaymarie4827]

1:21:31 Now that I’ve watched this in real time, I’m 30x more horrified and speechless remembering that not only were there NOT NEARLY ENOUGH lifeboats but the fact that the max capacity for each were 65 people … yet most left with LESS THAN 30 on board. . . . . . just. . . wow. I don’t even have enough words to describe how I feel about just that fact alone. Also, I’m actually surprised most boats weren’t tipped over from people trying to jump inside out of fear & desperation.

[@Tomb-Wraith]

Couple of things to remember though. A) More life boats would not have correlated to more survivors. They weren't even able to launch the ones they had. B) Some of those lifeboats left mostly empty because people refused to get in them, though miscommunication didn't help the death toll.

[@shaymarie4827]

@@Tomb-Wraith makes sense! Thanks for pointing that out!

[@_bubblaaa3374]

Okay, can we give some respect to the workers that tried to keep the lights on as long as possible, I’ve read about this, and the workers kept the lights on so people could navigate through the ship. Slowly while the ocean was devouring the Titanic.

[@gracebryson3252]

how quickly it went down after it snaps is terrifying

[@SquidProQuo80]

It's because a section of the bow's double hull was still latched on to the stern after the violent break and it was rapidly pulling it under before finally ripping off.

[@Faltzerbeast90]

@@SquidProQuo80 if it was a quick, clean break and didnt drag the stern up. You think it wouldve stayed floating for a long time horizontally??

[@Jerbsinator]

@@Faltzerbeast90 No, it had a massive hole for water to get in now, it would go down quickly either way.

[@Scoobydcs]

@@Jerbsinator what about the 1st buulkhead? assuming it hadnt been comprimised during the breakup

[@jelottiegaming3495]

My heart is racing!

[@inesp621]

The sound of the ship breaking in half is the scariest thing I've ever heard

[@Pewdsgd]

8:00 titanic starts moving again, but this is the last time her engines would function. This would last a total of 9 minutes before she would be stopped for the last time. however, it took her about three minutes to stop moving at 11:59PM She stopped completely. Which was approximately at. 19:42 at around that time her first funnel also stopped working suddenly probably because the boiler room flooded and no men are in there.

[@salmaadam8861]

“We have dressed in our best and prepared to go down like gentlemen” Speechless

[@david9243]

They were a special breed back in the days

[@tonycervz89]

They were sipping brandy and shit..

[@doratheexplorer1109]

Built:Different

[@oakleigh526]

Fun fact this is almost as long as Harry pottah’s movie(spelled it wrong in purpose)

[@Rietu]

If that's what helped him to prepare and deal with the knowledge of his imminent death, then I take my hat off to him. I don't think I could have done it - not calm and quiet and dignified.

[@madisonskye7777]

The fact that this happened at night makes it all the more horrifying. (This is for everyone putting their two cents into my comment. All I said was the fact that it was pitch dark made it all the more horrifying for the victims involved. If it was daytime yeah maybe it wouldn’t have happened but ya never know. Tragedies happen in the daytime as well when there are idiots involved. Y’all can stop commenting “if it were daytime it wouldn’t have happened”. That is not the point I was tryna make lol)

[@carlycrays2831]

Records show that it was a moonless night. The lights stayed on for most of the sinking, but the final bit was spent in total and complete darkness. These people drowned and froze in freezing water, in complete darkness.

[@mesterorange8181]

I see It more poetic

[@georgebushaway5833]

Madison Skye I work nights :(

[@dollface9132]

Plan crash in the night is more horrifying, i love to see these things happens, not to make fun for real, some can feel what is that mean, anyways, wish that never happen to anyone.

[@vixx1010]

Uhhh- now I’m scared bc your comment has 666 likes!!!

[@pro_robloxgamer]

1:23:52 - E-Deck landing floods 1:49:22 - First Class Reception Room on D-Deck floods 2:14:03 - Purser's Office and C-Deck landing floods 2:31:54 - B-Deck landing floods

[@darby_hudson]

What I find fascinating - people only had 2 or so hours to make a decision to get into lifeboats (if they had the choice) and perhaps thought it might not completely sink, but just marooned, partially sunk. But we've known for 111 years what happened as opposed just 2 hours imagine what might happen. I probably would have stayed on the ship, thinking part of it would stay afloat.

[@redmist7018]

Cant just imagine how painful it was for the people that didn't get on to a lifeboat and just were floating in the freezing water waiting to die.

[@sonotblakee]

sis if i was there i wouldn’t have floated.. i would’ve drowned as soon as my feet touched the water

[@chuvieee]

@@sonotblakee IM SO SORRY FOR LAUGHING

[@astrogaming2215]

If you think abt it, it wouldn’t be that painful because you’d be numb from the freezing water

[@sorrenblitz805]

@@astrogaming2215 one of the officers described the water as being stabbed by a thousand knives when he hit it. But yes after about a minute in that water anyone in it would start to succumb to hypothermia and be mostly numb.

[@Edax_Royeaux]

Hypothermia is an extremely violent way to die internally, even it appears very peaceful on the outside.

[@dr.strangelove5622]

One must appreciate the work of engineers who died in this tragedy. In fact all of the 25 engineers, as well as eight electricians and two boilermakers, were lost. They kept the generators running to power the ship until just two minutes before it sank. They tried their best to keeps the boilers in shape to prevent them from exploding. In fact, It was the dedication and selfless act of these engineers which delayed the sinking of the ship by over one hour. Salute to these giants !

[@thcu]

Hans Krebs Poor guys. Hopefully the explosions below deck killed them instantly and they didn't have to suffer

[@kodamaqq6143]

plebs. it was their duty to die, so their masters and other rich people could board the lifeboats.

[@bldmontemor]

Fish

[@dr.strangelove5622]

@@bldmontemor Forget the fishes and the maps!! Just pay respect to the best of the best!!!

[@RxsegoldFiend]

Thank you. I did not know that.

[@pr3ttyb0yfl4cko]

Why they didn't fill up the lifeboats to max capacities???

[@Tomb-Wraith]

Several reasons. One of the biggest being people would not get in them. They did not find them safe. Other reasons probably include: misinterpreted orders, time needed to lower the boats, and a lack of preparation.

[@SodorAndTheFrozenEmpireStudio.]

Also they didn't believe she would sink

[@sunlight_ytxd2304]

just the creepy ambient music in the background of the engines, gives the creeps.

[@hauntedhouse3933]

I think the scariest part about this is that they were living in the moment, and they didn’t know if they were gonna live or die, they were just trying to make it out alive

[@spacecat3198]

Sounds like everyday life really. I get what you mean though.

[@FlorenceSlugcat]

Space Cat I didn’t know escaping a sinking ship was part of your everyday life

[@spacecat3198]

Florence Vallée I meant just life I'n general. We don't know when we'll die. We're just trying to make it alive.

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Coal fired steamship Titanic

[@Taylor-hh1zz]

I can’t imagine how terrifying it was once all the lights shut off. They were in pure darkness in the middle of nothing

[@royaraujo5576]

Taylor r except the light from the 🌒 was always there

[@noeditbookreviews]

I can, hold on a sec... ... ... ... OH MY GOD WHY DID I DO THAT!?!? I won't be going to sleep or drinking water for days now...

[@rice.jpg2]

Dying in water is much like dying in space both cold and dark

[@jaale6336]

There is an moonlight u dumbass

[@coolreflections9448]

in the middle of nowhere*

[@AleandroMusicOfficial]

For those who wonder, Jack Dawson isn't based on a story, but there is a guy named Joseph Dawson.. who later died on the sinking titanic, he was a trimmer worker for titanic.. and he was later put him on the grave, but his body is disappearing on the sea.. ____________ Rose Aka Ricewood is also known for painting she is not in the titanic, but eventually, there was a girl who survived the titanic.. She is an American painter ____________ The death of titanic.. did you know that in the film titanic, there are 50% of true true stories and >20% of true story as well ... ______ So there you have it The Stories of titanic

[@timecapsule.]

Many survivors of the Titanic said that the scariest part of the sinking wasn't hearing the screams of the many people in the water, but the silence that came after it. Imagine being in a lifeboat and slowly sharing the screams getting fainter and fainter until... silence. Many people must have suffered survivor's guilt for the rest of their lives.

[@jerekrockw1057]

One interesting thing I wish the creators had added would've been something, maybe on the side or in a corner, showing a 3D internal image of the ship to give us an idea of the bulkhead compartments filling up with water as the ship sank.

[@jayydussetherapper7457]

JerekRock W go watch titanic 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@mattp.3949]

Note that the lights stayed on until the final two or three minutes before the Titanic sank, strongly implying that the ship's engineers, electricians and boilermakers stayed behind in the engine rooms deep in the bowels of the ship to keep the lights and power going... with no thought to saving themselves. (None of the Titanic's 25 engineers, 8 electricians and 2 boilermakers survived the sinking compared to 45 out of 163 firemen/stokers that survived, 3 out of 13 leading firemen/stoker foremen survived, 20 out of 73 coal trimmers survived and 4 out of 33 greasers survived).

[@SStoj]

What boggles my mind even more is the 5 mail clerks that died trying to drag huge sacks of mail up to the deck. They never made it out of the corridors, died trying to save letters.

[@JClover2]

@@SStoj What boggles my mind is why the people, upon seeing the lack of boats, did not tear the Titanic up to make their own boats. Laugh at Rose's door all you want, but seriously, anything to improve the odds, rather than just giving up!

[@emvar1488]

so much respect for them❤

[@cameronmontgomery915]

You have to remember they’re all in shock

[@glitchinthematrix555]

i wouldve ripped the heads off of the first class passengers literally

[@seafirefr.4751]

There is something about ship hulls creaking that makes me respect the sheer weight of these behemoths and the power required to move them.

[@mariusebeling6329]

Lifeboat Launches: 1:01:29 Lifeboat 7 1:05:03 Lifeboat 5 1:16:42 Lifeboat 3 1:21:27 Lifeboat 8 1:26:44 Lifeboat 1 1:31:32 Lifeboat 6 1:42:29 Lifeboat 16 1:46:45 Lifeboat 14 1:51:42 Lifeboat 12 1:52:29 Lifeboat 9 1:58:53 Lifeboat 11 2:01:40 Lifeboat 13 2:05:49 Lifeboat 15 2:07:38 Lifeboat 2 2:11:51 Lifeboat 4 2:12:20 Lifeboat 10 2:21:54 Lifeboat C 2:26:09 Lifeboat D (2:32:34 Lifeboat B) (2:33:47 Lifeboat A)

[@mariusebeling6329]

*1:41:29 Lifeboat 16

[@gebryela8075]

ok but do y’all remember the band that kept playing until they started falling and when they said bye for the last time? that had me suffocating in my tears

[@nine552]

latex gloves was that real or just in the movie?

[@keizelcestona7155]

same ! that had broken my heart

[@killzombiesOMG]

@@nine552 it was actually real, the 8 musicians on board played music for as long as they could (until the ship sank) to keep people calm while they waited for rescue, they have many memorials all around the world because of their heroic acts

[@nicoleywoleywoo]

bro me and my sister always cry doe

[@aeroklp6335]

My friends great grandpa was one of the band members

[@AineshBHaldder]

The noises the ship makes in the complete dead silent ocean at night is terrifying

[@kimjunguwu4304]

Yeah:-(

[@siriusly6321]

Yeah, it's like a silent preparation for those passengers and crew members before they reach their demise...

[@lefoix4629]

Its only a virtual simulation, but nonetheless its really disturbing. I know one of my ancestors worked on the titanic, but thank god he survived. Must have been horrible.

[@Heycrew.486]

The sound of the metal makes me think if the ship is crying

[@DORKKYY]

Omg it’s 3am when I watched this, bruh I was terrified by the sounds

[@alextruck120]

at port: there is nothing wrong with this ship. when the titanic’s bow went under: oh I guess there is something wrong with this ship

[@brettcannon74]

The quiet after the screaming had to to be the worst feeling

[@SQUAREHEADSAM1912]

That’s what survivors also said too. Very sad indeed

[@jakeshaw6827]

I cant imagine how terrifying the Titanic sounded while it was sinking.

[@PrayerWarriorSkylar]

Jake Shaw I don’t recall where I read it from, but supposedly, the survivors heard the ship crash when it hit the bottom.

[@THEDOORIZCLOSED]

Never knew it made a sound!

[@kimberlyklaus7296]

@@PrayerWarriorSkylar I read that they heard Titanic imploding/breaking apart beneath the surface, but not they heard her hit bottom almost 2 miles beneath them. It doesn't mean they didn't, I just never read it.

[@ripleydunes1578]

@@PrayerWarriorSkylar Honestly it wouldn't surprise me as sound travels faster underwater. I can't imagine the fear all those passengers had.

[@tenorcenter]

It was described as a seires of explosions in the last moments.

[@coollittlestuff4705]

It must have been terrifying for those who didn't get on a lifeboat and literally just waited to die

[@sugararteries454]

I can't imagine just waiting to die in the cold dark, knowing you more than likely won't be saved. RIP

[@valthiriansunstrider2540]

@@sugararteries454 Drowning sucks but freezing's not so bad. But both put together is just.....

[@aussierule]

Not to mention most of them didn't know how to swim. I can't even begin to imagine that fear.

[@mean1317]

If the life boats capacity was 68 why did it take 28 only?

[@On_the_Virgil05]

They didn't fill any of the boats to capacity, and that's absolute bullshit. Far more people would've survived if the rich vs poor wasn't how they determined who got on the boats. I'm not even going to comment on the women and children only rule.

[@vampirelegs]

whoever filmed this is a master of suspense

[@mrmastermax]

I SET MY PHONE TO THE HIGHEST VOLUME AND THE DISTRESS ROCKET GAVE ME A HEART ATTACK

[@yohanatrix]

It's the way the sea looks like nothing ever happened when the ship finally sinks down. Everything looks so still and unmoved as if a whole disaster didn't just take place. God, this was chilling. Rip to those 1500 people.

[@Ex_muzzie]

That’s why i still see oceans are the scariest places in the world, just a different world down there looks so quite & calm from above!

[@matilda.0diary470]

@@Ex_muzzie yeah ik !

[@ChaCha.44]

You described it so perfectly! It made me sad but also gave me the chills. So eerie. RIP TITANIC.

[@ChaCha.44]

@@Ex_muzzie one of my biggest fears is deep dark water, especially oceans!

[@maryrosebennett395]

Lol how u feel about this kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4jMmHmOa8eCasU

[@henrydecastrogenao9389]

Even knowing its an animation, the screaming makes it horrifying.

[@iiiitsfefe]

my heart started beating so fast

[@oreolord5101]

I hear no screaming(?) Probably cuz I skipped

[@literallynoone5473]

小晴天_QYC 2:39:22 here ya go

[@oreolord5101]

@@literallynoone5473holy shit

[@taeskookies914]

it made me really sad and anxious :(

[@bboykiddblack]

The craziest part is that hopeless feeling you get of watching people do everything they can to delay touching the water as long as possible like as if they wait long enough it will give people time to come and help when you and i both know help wouldnt arrive until everyone in that water was long dead. We're literally watching a 2 hour and 45 minute video of certain death looming. With help so far away, the common man on that ship was already dead from the moment the iceberg was touched, whether you jumped in as soon as she touched the iceberg or waited until the very last second of submersion. That's the craziest part to me

[@HeyitsKennedylol]

It's sad to think that the Titanic went down in the ocean about 111th years ago & to think that olympic too was on that same ocean... Rip to the crew members & to all those passengers died on that fateful day🕯️

[@FratboyOX]

@1:10:25 - “Carpathia confirms that it is on its way. It is 58 miles, or 4 hours from Titanic’s position” ... good god only 58 measly miles.... I travel that far every day to and from work! I underestimated how slow ships used to travel back in the day. Makes this tragedy so much more sad... just 58 miles away from safety... holy moly.

[@WaveAqualei]

Plus help didn’t arrive until 1 hour after the ship sank

[@user-ed9wj1df3r]

A merchant marine captain told me he measured fuel in tons per hour. As in, to go X knots, it's Y tons of oil for the cargo ship he sailed. I was young when he told me and don't remember the exact figures but imagine burning tons of oil to go 20 nautical miles per hour to cross back and forth over the Atlantic.

[@Kinsanth_]

58 seamiles , not regular miles . one seamile is 1.852 kilometers long , a little more than a regular mile . have fun calculating it :)

[@user-ed9wj1df3r]

@@Kinsanth_ 1.151 miles = 1 nautical mile.

[@Kinsanth_]

@@user-ed9wj1df3r thanks :) i meant it differently , but still thanks :)

[@jacimitchell7628]

Family: "Can we watch Titanic?" Me: "Yes." This is the video we chose

[@daynacooper1163]

The movie is way better than this

[@anrylstudios]

@@daynacooper1163 depends on opinion but ok

[@baphometwingsof666]

@@daynacooper1163 no

[@chikmensamich]

@Nigerundayo, Smokey! Wise choice of a name

[@ddddeacon]

@@daynacooper1163 the movie sucks

[@charleyemarldtheanimatior6794]

For some reason I am REALLY into the titanic history. I mean it hit an iceberg it sank and snapped in half. I’ve always wanted to animate the sinking of the titanic. All the good models are expensive though. So I have to make my own. Still I keep talking about it and now I’m talking about it now. Ever since I heard about the titanic I have been interested into sinking ships. This is some good animation.

[@seraviloxelavlogs]

My heart sank when it said “1,500 people were still on board”

[@Gerald209_damenace]

Heart sank, eh?

[@Dog-qd9yz]

GD Declan *giggles*

[@tomfisher9089]

Yes

[@ayy_lmao]

Dont worry man, your heart will go on

[@fairywavess]

Amos Pritchard 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻