Shackleton’s Lost Ship Finally Found | History's Greatest Mysteries (Season 3)

Earnest Shackleton’s ship “Endurance” is finally found in the icy depths of the ocean after missing for over 100 years, in this clip from Season 3, "Shackleton's Endurance: The Lost Ice Ship Found."

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[chuckhowland]

This show did not show any actual ship photos, only a computer generated one. Disappointed.

[virginiakramer]

My friend and I are Shackleton groupies. When we heard about the search for the Endurance, we decided we had to go to Antarctica. Eight months later we boarded a ship in Argentina and sailed south. The highlight of the trip was seeing South Georgia Island, visiting Shackleton's grave, and walking the last mile from Shackleton Falls to Stromness.

[truthteller]

What happened to the sub and why no real photos of the Endurance on the sea floor?

[Tribblepuppy]

Well, that was disappointing, I thought they would at least show photos or videos of the ship, instead of a cgi rendering. How are we supposed to trust that they really found it? I could say that I found D.B. Coopers money, and show a pencil drawing of a dollar bill, would you believe me?

[greenmbsta]

Claims to find ship. Shows 3D rendered images.

[SSmoker]

Thank you for providing but this was anything but in depth would like to know a lot more about this

[springer]

Where's the video evidence, sonar evidence, a still photo anything besides a computer animation of what it could look like!?✌😎🏴‍☠️

[MrMerica_]

Does this show give anyone else chills? I literally get goosebumps everytime I hear about it

[Josh-]

Such a disappointment in this show. Couldn't even show actual images of the ship. Better views and documentaries on other channels.

[KevinJones-qper]

Unbelievable story can't imagine what these explorer's went through .

[jasonalexander]

It's just amazing to take a wooden ship to that cold of water way back then .there has been some amazing people

[psysurreal]

They didn’t find the boat there’s no proof that was a total animation

[erikkamarababol]

So happy Morpheus got to narrate this show.. 🙏🙏

[hillbillyscholar]

All we get is an artificial image? I'm disappointed. I would have liked to have seen something real, wether a sonar image or actual pictures.

[Me-mtit]

Watched this and was very disappointed.. went through the whole episode just for the last 2 min for them to have found it and then showed a computer image of how the ship looked under water … horse hockey! Smh

[akosfest]

Have they found the sub? Or have they even lost it?

[christianrabe]

I was the IT Satellite Operator who collected the Data from the Terra SAR and Tandem X Satellites to find that ship. Nice work from DLR Germany (German Space Agency). I am glad to see that the Ship was found .

[elliottg.]

When the legend beats fact: print the legend. It was a team effort and they could not have survived without Captain Frank Worsley, Shackleton's captain. The boss admitted he had no idea about boats, and it was Worsley's navigation and seamanship that ensured the team's survival. Moreover, Shackleton was heroic and a fine leader, but not as smart as some say.

[MeatMachine]

Why can't they show actual footage of it?