Drain The Titanic FULL DOCUMENTARY

Drain The Titanic FULL DOCUMENTARY

[liviafernsa]

Rest in peace, Paul-Henry Nargeolet. He died doing what he wanted and truly loved.

[msidc]

The ship definitely broke in half above the waterline. Many survivors reported it.

[usveteran]

I can understand why some people feel this is a gravesite... it is. However, there are artifacts that should, in my opinion, be brought up before it is too late. One such item would be the Marconi radio equipment, the most tragic message ever sent came from this and should be preserved, again my opinion.

[thol]

I cant believe this show got the budget to drain this part of the ocean 😯

[swigglyforce]

Titanic did not break Underwater, cause people seem to forgot that people actually saw the ship break, and they would not have been able to if it was underwater.

[titanicandothershipstudies]

34:22 well that’s a way to fail miserably, only using two men on the aft boat deck, and they said the Ship didn’t break in two, and that’s all they use, and completely ignore the other hundreds of people who saw it break, and making the ship hold on underwater, what year is it 1999? And there’s three huge flaws with that, one: it is possible that Titanic’s bottom could hold the ship, but if the ship did break from top to bottom, what forces where there to make the tower debris? A.K.A.- forward tower( base and superstructure of the #3 funnel), and the aft tower ( superstructure and base of the aft grand staircase )
and two: if she did finally separate underwater, then that would mean, if she did hold on and the bow dragged her down, the stern would have sunk much quicker than on what survivors described, there where many passengers in the boats, that she not only went vertical, but remained in that position, for about five minutes!, so if she sank quickly, that would inflict survivor testimony.
and three: when Titanic broke apart, she broke into sections, not just two, and if you’re curious on which sections I’m talking about, go back to question one, anyways, there where many survivors who saw her break into three, take Charrie Chaffee who was in boat #4 for example: she seemed to rip, breaking into the three parts into which the ship was divided, first the middle seemed to go down, lifting the bow and stern into the air, then it twisted the other way, throwing the middle up, finally the bow went under, and it plunged, stern last. There where many others who saw her break more than just two, but why where highly disregarded. So yeah, those are the flaws that I saw in this Doc. But also many Doc. before this one, even the 2017 doc. 20 years later with James Cameron, but only with issues one and three

[tenoakiel]

For some reason, even tho I know for sure I will never get to travel to the wreck, I still feel sad knowing that eventually it will no longer exist.

[Musikministeren]

The mystery of the iceberg damage was solved in 1998 in the doc Titanic: Anatomy of a disaster... So low that they would try to credit for that 12 years later...

[rkyle]

my great great great gandad was a survivour on the titanic

[queens_get_the_money]

Rip to the all aboard the titan vessel 😢

[sr-fwxk]

instead of draining the ocean....just call Moises and his magic stick ;D

[ViolentDetour]

Just imagine it for a second. The sun expands, boiling off our oceans and leaving all these wrecks exposed and just by chance an alien race visits the planet and finds these ships sitting in the sand and how confused they'd be.

[gilbertrivera]

Wow greatest picture design, it's real stimating

[cafezo]

they should continue bringing up items if not the whole ship. its fascinating it's like a piece of history is right in front of you such a waste to just let a bunch of microorganisms eat it away.

[akillafantasy]

its hilarious how dramatic this is and annoying how many times they repeat themselves

[Mirada]

I'm here cuz of the missing submersible and those 5 ppl stuck down there. Marooned in some vast underwater desert. Running out of air. And that Nargeolet guy in on board.

[pimmagrimm]

With figuring the place on surface the disaster took place ie the titanics last stop point, would it be reasonable to assume that the stern is closer to that area as it just spiralled and the bow is furthest as it moved forward due to its glide path? Anyone with suggestion on this?

[mattmatt]

16:52 That white crab trying to recreate the movie 🤣

[pickledpeppers]

I think an analysis of the spine of the ship at its extreme is critical, it will tell how the ship came apart either through severe twisting or longitudinal stresses (bow section going under while stern is afloat).

[cleverusername]

It's crazy how much James Delgado looks like James Cameron