What Titanic Survivors Saw When Titanic Was Sinking

[@oilburner225]

When I was 11 a small article appeared in our local paper concerning the Titanic and a Steward who had served on the ship at the time of the sinking. Shortly after this my class was told to do a project on any non fictional subject, needless to say I chose the Titanic even though there was little interest in general on the subject at the time. I managed to track down the Steward and after an exchange of letters I was invited to his home, I persueded my Dad to take me. He was a lovely man and quite well spoken, he told of how he was on the stern of the ship as the ship went down, how he survived in the sea until being picked up by a lifeboat and eventually transferred to another ship. I had more than enough information for my project. As my Dad and myself left his house he handed me some keys that he had in his pocket at the time of the sinking. As the years went by and I left school I joined the British Merchant Navy in which I served for many years. I'm in my mid 70's now but often think of that meeting that inspired me to go to sea.

[@persnickety369]

What an opportunity you had. Do you still have the keys?

[@oilburner225]

@@persnickety369 When I joined the Merchant Navy my first assignment was for a 6 month trip. Meanwhile my parents had moved house, most of my stuff was slung out. Mother thought I wouldn’t be needing it. I suspect the keys are in landfill by now!

[@JosephLevy-kv6dl]

As the famous saying goes, you ask ten people what happened, you get ten different answers,

[@josephtalmadge3108]

Or believe nothing you hear and half of what you see

[@jimo3173]

Which is why witnesses at court trials are generally unreliable.

[@michaelstephens360]

I heard differently

[@linamarie84]

That's absolutely insane. That shouldn't happen. Many times the people who were NOT paying attention are the first ones to claim what they "saw" Truth is truth. It can't bend for anyone. When I see something I'm sure of every detail. If I am not sure I say nothing

[@jimo3173]

@@linamarie84 That's always the best policy 😊

[@lizlyon2902]

The rockets Titanic fired were seen, but were thought to be Titanic letting off fireworks while partying. The rockets were different colours for different situations, this was apparently not fully understood by observing ships.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Distress flares in 1912 were white. Titanic carried 36 Socket Signals, recommended by the Board of Trade. These were white, because white flares could be seen at a greater distance, and they had explosive heads.

[@steveforster9764]

Locking passengers below deck Hollywood Brit bashing as usual

[@ProjectNOTOS]

We definitely want to make a video about the Titanic too!

[@of1300]

There are over a hundred testimonies right after the sinking that testified the break up. There was no confusion about it. It was covered up until 1986.

[@craigbaxter4595]

My grandmother was on the Californian, she was 16 from Scotland

[@rantgant5234]

You're a lying piece of trash. The Californian wasn't carrying any passengers at all on the night of the sinking.

[@fmyoung]

You should tell the Titanic Historical Society

[@owengifkins995]

Well that’s a lie because the Californian was a cargo ship not a passenger ship and there were no female crew members aboard the Californian.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

@@owengifkins995 She had cabins for a few passengers, but none were aboard her at the time.

[@muneebharrison2912]

My Grandmother was at home 😅

[@juliegoldman411]

There was a flaw in the ship's construction...the side rivets could not with stand the icebergs pressue.

[@smartprocesssolutions748]

Not even Bismarck could survive the impact. Titanic hit the iceberg which is denser than granite!

[@TRUTHRISING1717]

It was meant to sink. Astor, Guggenheim, & Strauss were on that ship. They would’ve never permitted the implementation of the federal reserve. The ship went down in 1912, the Fed Resv was established in 1913. 💡

[@LatinBostonH8ter79]

@@TRUTHRISING1717such nonsense. This is what happens when you believe everything you read on the internet.

[@TRUTHRISING1717]

@@LatinBostonH8ter79 these are facts. Denying them if you wish. I don’t bother with “Googling”. I hear it straight from the horses mouth

[@TRUTHRISING1717]

@@LatinBostonH8ter79 the federal reserve is about as federal as federal express is. = FACTS

[@r1oo1]

A little known fact is the following day another massive ship appeared on the horizon .. The olympic had also responded and had steamed at full speed to get there. Out of all the information i have read over 35-40 years of research ,i have only ever come across two articles which states this ..

[@AJ-li9td]

Olympic may have been the ship that sunk

[@dominaevillae28]

@AJ-li9td No.

[@kurdtray]

Please delete this video. It's full of inaccurate information that makes me wonder if you even bothered to research the sinking.

[@seanscrivens9554]

Exactly my thoughts

[@josephtalmadge3108]

FACTS believe nothing you hear and half of what you see

[@lizlyon2902]

Like most things from this particular source, inaccuracies are always in plain sight!!

[@Rick_King]

No kidding. But there are untold thousands of videos on KZbin that are plagued with inaccurate information. Nobody's going to delete the video. Sorry!

[@grumerguy]

​@@Rick_King True, but they'll sure remove your comments, even if your comment is full of truth!

[@andrealeigh8123]

Every survivor remembered differently. It doesn’t mean we are lied to or Hollywood lied to us. It was a traumatic experience for them. Many lost loved ones. Those in itself messes with memory. Or they remember bits or they don’t want to remember!

[@sinclairj7492]

A ship 23 miles away not helping while the Titanic took 2hrs to sink? Maybe Cameron should’ve put a part in the movie about what happened on that other ship.

[@GoldenCubeYouTubeChannel]

The other ship was the SS Californian, and he actually did show it in a deleted scene.

[@WaddlesIcyPercy]

@@GoldenCubeKZbinChannelit is shown tho in a scene there is a light and you can make out a mast

[@commodorerubix3175]

it wasnt producing steam at the time, it would have taken just as long to get steam pressure and to sail to titanic as Carpathia took.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

@@commodorerubix3175 Yes it was. A degree of boiler pressure needed to be maintainedin order to generate power for heat, light, and the Marconi set.

[@commodorerubix3175]

@@dovetonsturdee7033 well yeah but there was no where near enough to get the engines spinning, let alone up to speed, compared to what it needed it was producing no steam

[@Allantitan]

To be fair the noise people heard could have been different because they were in different distances from whatever part was breaking

[@chrisconnell8464]

The one crazy thing about the lifeboats on the Titanic. Conventional thought is that there were not enough lifeboats for everyone, which is true HOWEVER, two lifeboats were still left on the ship before she sank. Even if they had enough lifeboats, there wouldn't have been the time to launch them anyway. It's a shame they didn't fill up the first few though...

[@lucasmembrane4763]

In addition, some say there were enough lifeboats for approximately all on board if the boats had been overloaded. This was an unanticipated option only because the sea was so calm that night that the boats might have stayed upright and afloat all night even when packed as tightly as possible with people standing up. The fear of the boats collapsing may have been completely wrong. The boats were said to have been very sturdy. And of course, there were 2,000+ life jackets on board that were worthless as life jackets in the cold water, and they could have been fastened together to make several large life rafts.

[@TurquoiseRhino]

They skipped a drill and they had trouble deploying them. Skipped because they thought it was unnecessary because it was considered unsinkable.

[@dominaevillae28]

@chrisconnell8464 Those last two were not life boats, they we collapsables; lifeboats, collapsables, and rafts are distinct entities. Both were released by the time the boat sank; I believe one floated away and the other dropped upside down.

[@dominaevillae28]

@Myriska-o5i All rescue craft were deployed by the time the ship was under water. They actually had the exact amount of time needed to deploy them all from the moment the Captain decided to fill the lifeboats. If there had been more lifeboats they would have gone down with the ship because there wasn’t time.

[@chrisconnell8464]

@@dominaevillae28 You're right on technicalities, but the point remains that more lifeboats, collapsable, rafts or other emergency vessels wouldn't have saved more lives. Collapsible "B" was not even "launched" properly and was upside down when it floated into the sea.

[@NalaRichenbach]

If you could interview all the people who were killed on the Titanic, I'm sure their stories would be horrific.

[@josephosheavideos3992]

Interesting that you made no mention of the 1959 movie, "A Night to Remember," which actually was somewhat more historically accurate than 1997's "Titanic."

[@jhvdwalt2874]

Maybe but 1997 titanic is a masterpiece the others dont come close to the epic proportions

[@bruceholroyd7063]

Why would they post anything that dealt with far more truth than their own videos?

[@JulieShultz-wp4rp]

😢 Titanic.. Depressing...

[@Topaz2022]

Let the Titanic rest. What happened, happened and nothing is going to change or alter what happened.

[@Edzhjus]

nope, people deserve to know

[@Spamcan199-j5l]

So you just want those 1500 people to be forgotten

[@philipplays7696]

Bright Side's Facts just hit! 💡💡💡💡💡💡💡💡❤❤❤❤

[@randombelugaman]

No they don’t 💔💔💔💔💔

[@fmyoung]

7:24 She split in two but not like that

[@ManmeetSingh-nw5qx]

That face on 1:08 made me roll on the floor

[@brittanycurrency2941]

These's a 2012 TV series ?? This my favorite movie ! I'm definitely about to go watch the series...

[@Emojisoriginal.]

:)

[@donnix1192]

The miniseries lied about real life people , it is trash

[@thinkorthwim69]

Well one thing you got right Yes the Titanic did hit an iceberg and sank as a result of it. After that there is nothing of value worth paying attention to. As for the reason it sank I will tell you why . As you may not know. The ship main frame had 9 huge compartments with walls seperating them from each other but one fatal flaw. They did not go to the top of that room. This meant that as water filled one chamber it would rise and spill over to the next chamber and then fill the next chamber until finally the last chamber was full of water and the weight of water in the early chambers did in fact tilt the ship downwards and at that point the stress caused the ship to break into two pieces and down she went to the depths below. You should give this sort of thing up because you got no idea what to do for accuracy. this is for sure. scale of 1 to 10?? sorry for me it is below 1. You sink like the Titanic

[@dominicbuckley8309]

2:03 So the bottom of the hull is damaged, but the water comes *down* the stairs? 3:22 The Titanic was never referred to as 'unsinkable' *before* she sank. The gender divide in survivors was far greater than the class divide. While a passenger in first class was more than twice as likely to survive as one from third class, a woman (regardless of class) was four times more likely to survive than a man. As a result, the survival rate of women from third class was almost twice that of men from first class.

[@Rick_King]

White Star Lines never claimed Titanic was unsinkable, but some newspapers did exactly that.

[@outthere9370]

I saw a video recently that explained why there're no skeleton's to be found. Apparently, the sea creatures ate the flesh & then the sea water itself (at that depth) consumed the calcium from the bones untill "nothing" was left. It's like the corpses just vanished. The only evidence that that they ever existed were their leather shoes. That's all that was left of them! Simply amazing how nature works. 😱 R.I.P.

[@fmyoung]

Ruth Becker in A&E's awesome "Titanic: The Complete Story" said the North Atlantic was "like a millpond" that night and that makes it super-easy for so many to think that the lifeboats were supposed to be ferries from the stricken ship to the rescue ship. They forget that a calm North Atlantic is most exceptional .

[@sturdzenaru]

Right, I'll tell Sam from Historic Travels that another monstrosity of a video has been uploaded by DimSide...

[@dhenderson1810]

I was on a cruise ship last week. Glad it didn't sink.

[@jimflanagan6029]

If you do the math, 20 more lifeboats and everyone would have survived.

[@fmyoung]

Agreed

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

If you look at the actual events, only 18 lifeboats were actually launched, THe last two collapsibles floated off as the ship sank.

[@MrFreesearcher]

in 1912, it was not mandatory to have the wireless manned 24hrs. SS California had just gone off duty, and so would never receive Titanic's calls for help. Likewise the fireworks were the wrong colour. In 1912, distress rockets were red, but because Titanic was considered unsinkable, she did not carry any on her first crossing.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Distress signals were not red at the time. Titanic carried 36 distress flares, or Socket Signals, which were white, with explosive heads.

[@isuarezable1]

Hiiii I did not know this thank you for letting me know

[@thewitherslayer9669]

A lot of this is misinformation, my comment goes into more detail.

[@fmyoung]

3:02 One such was Ida Straus. When she was offered a seat in a lifeboat she didn't climb into it she said she didn't want to leave her husband. Col Gracie who was around asked an officer if an exception could perhaps be made (Gracie and Isidor were friends) but Isidor Straus wouldn't leave the ship with so many women and children still on board. Ida then declared "I will not be separated from my husband" and then to Isidor "Where you go , I go. As we have lived so we will die: together." The couple then sat down on deckchairs under the stars surrounded by havoc and turmoil. That's real love.

[@damo7776]

FFS Let it go. Never has anything in the history of humanity been over obsessed on

[@redfields5070]

Why are you here watching this then?

[@shawn.derbyshire]

12:47pm? You mean 12:47am 🙄

[@Eljeirobloxgames]

bruh

[@shawn.derbyshire]

@@Eljeirobloxgames ?

[@christopherbolejack7916]

Lower class passengers didn't know how to get to safety.

[@MichaelRoberts-t7c]

The language differences was major factor for third class confusion. The crew was not familiar with the ship to be of any significant help to get them topside. The gates were not locked but installed due to American laws.

[@Rick_King]

Jack and Rose were fooling around on deck, and distracting the lookouts. Frederick Fleet was watching the lovebirds, rather than watching out for icebergs. If they hadn't been there, Fleet would have seen the berg sooner, and the ship could have been turned away, avoiding a collision and the sinking. It was Jack's and Rose's faults that Titanic sank!

[@richardbowness1595]

That was in the film, Jack and Rose were fictional characters

[@Rick_King]

@@richardbowness1595 Do you really think I don't know that? Seriously?

[@HerrinSchadenfreude]

Wouldn't they have been trying to get off at 12:47am, or 00:47? 12:47pm would be afternoon.

[@fmyoung]

4:00 Lifeboat #1 (capacity 40 people, occupancy 12) was the one lowered with the lowest occupancy rate, 30%. #6 (capacity 65, occupancy 22) was the one lowered with the most empty seats, 43. Of those 12 people in #1, only five were passengers, the other seven were all crew .

[@Sebastiam-j2k]

The reason the Californian didn’t respond was because they got the wrong crate and the crate they got was supposed to contain flares but the one they grabbed had fireworks

[@markwiygul6356]

Probably the third class passengers that were "locked up" or locked out were the ones who didn't survive. Those on the lifeboats probably hadn't been locked out, I imagine.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

There is no evidence of any third class survivors being 'locked up.' In fact, one actually complained that he was not allowed to go back below decks to collect warm clothing,

[@MichaelRoberts-t7c]

Many of the third class passengers did not speak English and perished, not finding a way topside.

[@riseofatlas7969]

Don’t understand point of this video. Headline was “ what passangers seen when titanic start to sink? Where is that in this video??

[@camillewinter9120]

Why did they keep going at night? Shouldn’t they have waited til daylight?

[@fmyoung]

They should've at least slowed down

[@MichaelRoberts-t7c]

Titanic wasn't steaming fast, conservation of coal was key as Titanic has taken on coal from a multitude of ships prior to departure. The ship did not stop for the night as they had to maintain a schedule.

[@The_Big_Blue_Bug_of_Justice]

You lost me with the moon!!!

[@StevenRedcay-gw5ci]

I want to point out the fact that the boilers stokers ( the guy's that shoveled the coals into the boilers) 138 got off the Titanic before it set sail for U.S.A ? They knew that there was a fire in the coal bunkers and they were scared they would sink with the Titanic ! Check it out for yourself.

[@Dizzy19.]

The crew that brought Titanic to Southampton were the delivery crew, they were never going to America.

[@lucasmembrane4763]

@@Dizzy19. But at least one passenger did get off, and he lived longer all of the 2200 or so who did not get off.

[@tyronejones7341]

They should do a 'Titanic movie" without a 'mushy love story" !!!!!!!.

[@EddieMcclanahan]

They already have.

[@fmyoung]

That's why I like A Night to Remember better and to me it doesn't matter that it's from as far back as 1958

[@garethmatthews7939]

@@fmyoung i totaly agree a night to remember is better than titanic seen both movies

[@robertwoods3750]

i prefer the theory that it was actually the sister ship of the titanic, the Olympia that sunk that nite , interesting vid. that seems more than plausible. look it up here on u-tube if you're interested in what really might have went done that nite , besides the reported titanic....pun intended.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

It isn't a theory. It is a fantasy. Invented in the 1990s with not a single supporting fact.

[@RozeBuns]

I like your voice more back in 2018/2019

[@petergroverd6626]

I was going to watch this film tonight....now you have told me how it ends. OH Dear.

[@davinp]

ActuallyThird Class were not locked down below as the movie shows

[@thinkorthwim69]

just wonder how you know this? were you there??

[@davinp]

@@thinkorthwim69 if you go down to the wreck you'd see that not al the gates are closed

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

@@thinkorthwim69 The testimony of third class survivors, and the condition of gates on the wreck.

[@MichaelRoberts-t7c]

Years back I read the gates were installed due to American laws and the gates were not locked. I wasn't there either but it's something I read.

[@fmyoung]

@@MichaelRoberts-t7c I've heard something along those lines too

[@JordynDiBitetto]

The Titanic had white rockets not red Red meant disaster The Californian turned of the radio so 5hey didnt receive the message

[@dominicbuckley8309]

Distress rockets were white at that time. Red rockets were not used for distress until after the SOLAS convention of 1948.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Distress flares in 1912 were white. Titanic carried 36 Socket Signals, recommended by the Board of Trade. These were white, because white flares could be seen at a greater distance, and they had explosive heads.

[@fmyoung]

2:16 The Carpathia is the only thing that went well that night

[@keithj.6266]

"What Titanic Survivors Saw When Titanic Was Sinking" Well.... I'm guessing water. Like lots and lots and lots of water. As in a whole ocean of water. But.... that's just a guess, I could be wrong.

[@Nonofyourbeezwaxalsohi]

2:41 First, and most obvious, was the use of her powerful radio to signal for help, reaching ships hundreds of miles away. Californian was deaf to these signals because her only wireless operator was asleep. He went to bed only minutes before Titanic struck the iceberg

[@Atar12]

What was the captain doing???

[@fmyoung]

Cpt Smith was just so aloof

[@sarthaknanda9880]

I think it has more to do with the location of the passengers The lower the passengers were the more impact they'd feel

[@billgeizer]

you realize Jack and Rose were fictional characters acting out a fictional love story. Enjoy the movie.

[@fmyoung]

There was of course no Jack and Rose romance on the Titanic but there was as you probably know a Jack Thayer in 1st class (not 3rd) and then there was a Rhoda Mary “Rosa” Abbott (née Hunt) in 3rd class (not 1st). They both survived the sinking

[@Dian-bt7jv]

Probably mixed up with double visioned ship airship hitting each other

[@justinlynch3]

Titanic and Bright Side huh? Guess it's time Sam loses a few more brain cells as he points out all the mistakes I'm sure Bright Side has made in this. lol

[@richardbowness1595]

The lifeboats were tested in Belfast, by loading 70 men on to them.

[@fmyoung]

Harland & Wolff explicitly stated that the boats could be filled right up yet that night they all (or most of them) left less than full (and I hear that in truth was technically a fault of duty on part of Cpt Smith)

[@Matthew10forever]

i do wonder what Sam from Historic travels would think of this video.. somehow i think his brain would even more explode..

[@WyFoster]

James Cameron, the director of Titanic, considered to be one of the world's most educated on Titanic. Who did over a dozen dives to the wreckage of Titanic for research of the film lied to us? 😂😂😂

[@garethmatthews7939]

the sean where one of the officers shoots survivors in the water never happened he actually helped survivors in the water in to his life boat

[@tammygursky1032]

Well,I don’t remember anyone saying it was a documentary. Surely,there's liberties taken with all movies.

[@SlicerJen]

California....not helping just because.....sounds about right.

[@rhyusbrand8311]

this gets so many things wrong, I just can’t.

[@user-ts6hk5ek5q]

I guess we'll never know what really know what happened

[@Ultimate.burning_robot.5688]

What happened to brightside the videos are obviously AI generated now 6 years ago they weren't AI generated

[@MichaelJacksonRobloxGaming]

They were the entire time with the titanic videos

[@Christopher26021994]

Laziness and cutting costs, like with everything...

[@darewell7776]

4:47 😬

[@cathybobalek8069]

my grandfather was on the CARPATHIA.

[@fmyoung]

You should tell both Cunard and the Titanic Historical Society

[@mikecassidy1623]

So exactly as we believed then

[@nicolawilliams2942]

They did

[@ChinguunChinguun-e1p]

Titanic

[@fmyoung]

That's what this footage is all about yep

[@nemesis196304]

When an unmovable object meets an unstoppable force, the iceberg always wins. Here we are, a 112 years later, coming with what's new, nothing but babblegaff.

[@ronaldfair9758]

It was common for a new ship to try and set a fast time when first crossing the Atlantic and so to add value onto future ticket sales.

[@fmyoung]

2:56 And it wasn't lowered till ~1hr after the impact Further it could've been lowered with 65 people instead of only 28 which in turn means that those 28 were the only people to leave the sinking ship in 1hr #7 was also the boat that took William Thompson Sloper who was accused by the press of dressing as a woman which in fact he never did

[@williamreiser3118]

Interesting side note on the Titanic my my father's father who passed away 6 years before I was born him and his wife Teresa had tickets to go on the Titanic but sold them at the last minute it would have been in lower class so they would have died which would have been my father would have never been born

[@3sidesgodtv]

So all I gotta do is 😂😂

[@glazersout4272]

Wow, a Brightside Titanic video that isn't quite as brimful of nonsense and inaccuracies as usual (Sam from Historic Travels will be disappointed😂 )... Although the image showing the ship sliced in half from stem to stern, what was that???

[@FortTech1428]

AI

[@bulleranse8323]

Yeah, I have never heard of that before.

[@lisalennox7835]

Gosh dangit! You beat me to this comment! What will it be part 9 or 10? Nothing like watching Sam's brain cells falling out!😂

[@TheWPhilosopher]

Also why is the look out on deck and not in the birds nest?

[@TheWPhilosopher]

​@@lisalennox7835yep at least it's a short one so he should get through it in 30 minutes or less 😂

[@Martin.chapman]

My only question way was the stairs the first thing to go 🤷

[@Emojisoriginal.]

Wow this was made 4 hours ago

[@aleccap5946]

No they never

[@paulmurray1934]

when is hostoric travels gonna react to this video😎😎😎🤣🤣🤣🤣!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SM-sk1sm]

The Olympic was Found in 1980. I found it for Robert .

[@BenBurrow]

If they had hit the iceberg head on instead of trying to avoid it, it wouldn’t have sunk.

[@fmyoung]

I think so too she might've still been able to limp into New York Harbor

[@Edward-ci8yl]

T he titanic was shooting white rockets not recognized as a distress!!!!!! Because they are the white star line. That's why the captain went down with the ship ,he did so many things that directly caused more loss of life in my opinion.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Distress flares in 1912 were white. Titanic carried 36 Socket Signals, recommended by the Board of Trade. These were white, because white flares could be seen at a greater distance, and they had explosive heads.

[@fmyoung]

I agree "Everybody knows what rockets at sea mean" (Lawrence Beesley)

[@altonkenne579]

That's California for you let things go in the crapper

[@graemeandrew8643]

So they locked the 3rd class down ...did anyone relitves sue the shipping company?

[@Dizzy19.]

Nobody was locked anywhere.

[@LVNPLAYS]

3 years ago (edited) 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.

[@Martin.chapman]

Yea 112 years ago

[@pauldrummond225]

The Titanic didn't break in half like in Camerons movie, Colonel Archibald Gracie watched the sinking and said that the Titanic slipped down intact. It broke below the waves possibly when it hit the ocean floor. I think the distance between the halves on the sea bed sort of prove this.

[@fmyoung]

Robert Ballard determined that she broke up at or near the surface

[@simongee8928]

Ap, if the Titanic had hit the iceberg head on, it's unlikely that it would have sunk.

[@fmyoung]

She might've still been able to limp into New York Harbor

[@garethmatthews7939]

@@fmyoung halifax nova scota canader would have been closer

[@fmyoung]

​@@garethmatthews7939 Nova Scotia Yes I guess ​ @garethmatthews7939 Halifax would've indeed been closer but the Titanic was going to New York so that's what I thought of. If she had to limp though then Halifax would've probably been a better option

[@ericstevens2554]

Chinese whispers pass it on

[@marksmatchboxmemories-xd6qp]

OOOOOH YESSSSS IT WASSSSS, fecking BIG hole, with lots of water, gushing through it! :)

[@EvertonBrown-fh9cc]

0:09 0:09 0:09 0:09

[@worldtechzinfo.76]

❤New subscribe

[@mkphotofilm]

Fscts aside, the visuals in this video are an Ai monstrosity

[@scrullz8863]

There was no ice berg

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

So were all the survivors imagining things, then?

[@MichaelRoberts-t7c]

It was really a "growler."

[@fmyoung]

There was and lots of them at that

[@the.girlz10]

SS California didn’t help because all the people were asleep

[@muckle8]

Scuttled .

[@joebideb]

The 9wner sank an old 9ne in its place to collect insurance money. He decided last minute not to board.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Nonsense.

[@AbiolaRaha]

Yellow submarine

[@terrywilliams1929]

Why didn't they just slow down and hit the ice berg head on instead of trying to turn? It wouldn't have sunk

[@timtnr.6177]

It is much easier said than done, Titanic or a large ship cannot just jam to an abrupt stop, it takes several minutes even just to slow down a bit, remember, that massive size, incredible weight and speed gliding across water, it's not like hitting a brake pedal and stopping on asphalt or concrete, furthermore slamming head on into the iceberg weighing several thousands of tons, would have ruptured plates further back on Titanic's side, popping out more rivets than in just a few compartments, from such a shock through the entire ship also may have shattered the keel from coming to an abrupt stop from nearly 25 mph or 22 1/2 kts. Titanic would have flooded rapidly and would have went under in minutes, everyone would have perished that night. Murdoch did the right thing to turn hard to Starboard, she turned at FULL speed, and in 35 seconds she hit, there was no time to slow her even a bit, even turning at full speed, it was too late

[@fmyoung]

She would've most likely survived the crash if she'd hit the berg head-on