Real Story of the Titanic's Sinking

On April 14th, 1912, the Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg on her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York City. Over fifteen hundred lives were lost making the sinking of the Titanic the third deadliest shipwreck in maritime history. In this episode, we’re going to talk about the Titanic disaster and how the Titanic sank.

In this animated video reconstruction, you'll find the answers to the questions of where the Titanic sank, how it happened, what could have been done to avoid the sinking. We're also sharing our thoughts on whether or not the Titanic could have survived the head-on collision with the iceberg.

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[raptorbullet]

I like learning from you how it was because your making my grades in school pass

[ianbrennan]

Going from individual celebrity deaths to infamous disasters? I’m for it!

[maximusw]

If you’re doing disasters here, you should do the Hindenburg & 9/11 too! Great vid btw

[LoneWolfOFFICIAL]

I was worried you werent gonna upload anymore. I love this channel, please never stop!

[ionic_chemist]

This channel is so underrated. Honestly. Great videos.

[gundomatumba]

One of the most tragic events in the world. The film becoming one of the most highest-grossing of all-time. RIP to all the Titanic victims.

[lil_james]

Very tragic accident. Especially with so many lives lost because of it. But a very interesting video.

[daylenlemm]

This took way longer than expected, but was worth the wait!

[faithentries]

I have read that modern industrial steel techniques are 100 years old.
Basically we can ( generate alot more electrical power & heat today to ) manipulate the density of steel.

Depending on density we can reuse steel up to 7 times, and can make more with less of it - today. Steel working abilities they simply didn't have in the early 20th century.

The 1 inch " thickness" of Titanic's steel, was only what they could "do" at that time.
( A inch thick, but if the density was weak... you get the point. )

Until this video I hadn't thought about the rivets holding them together.
Maybe the crude craftsmanship we find those rivets to be, by our standards. Was all they could achieve technologically in 1909. Since they could not fortify steel like we can now.

Also I love this channel! Great video!

[laentidaddesconocida]

I truly love this channel.
I like the narration, the animated scenes.
This channel explains very well long stories and makes them short and interesting.

[sweetlikez]

RIP to those who died on the Titanic. That is so sad.

[whyhuh]

Nice too see that yall r posting again

[diontaedaughtry]

This one of the most clear explanations about the Titanic.

[swatikishore]

Nice to see your upload after a long time this was tragic 😥

[Jaspieces]

Glad this channel is hitting 100k+ subs been here since only 25k subs its so underrated channel, wishing this channel hit a mil subs soon. :)

[Beavixiam]

Good video! A lot of the facts were right, but it’s just the minor details in the animation got me. The titanic also slanted to its side while sinking, and the smoke stacks collapsed as the ship broke in two. Apart from that, this video is amazing!

[mr.specialclips]

Just 36 seconds after the warning.. that's some serious speed.

[liyaandinnamay]

Hey! Long time no see. We missed your videos sooo much. The story is top-notch as ever. Your storytelling is next level and editing is unreal. Pure gold. An immense kudos!🤗🤗💕💕🌹🌹
Take care. Count down the days for another story. Xxx😍

[anycas]

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[virajsaini]

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