What Titanic Survivors Saw When Titanic Was Sinking

Imagine being on the Titanic as it was sinking—survivors described it as both surreal and terrifying. They saw chaos all around them, with people rushing to lifeboats and the ship tilting at a crazy angle. The night was freezing cold, and the only light came from the stars and the ship’s flares. Some survivors recalled hearing the ship’s band playing music, trying to calm everyone down. As the Titanic broke apart and started sinking into the dark ocean, many saw the huge stern rise up before disappearing underwater. It was a haunting scene, like something from a nightmare.

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[Rex]

I have reported this video as misinformation - for the respect of history and the losses on that dreathful night, i hope others does the same.

[oilburner]

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.

[Jazzclone]

How about not using AI to inaccurately present history? Just a thought.

[brumeargentee]

So much misinformations in the video that i can't even debunk it in a single comment...

[ToreDL]

These AI videos are so trash, meanwhile there's other legit channels out there busting their behinds making factual Titanic content and don't see 1.3M views.

[rhyusbrand]

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

[garbonzo]

A.I. garbage, did they really portray titanic with 5 funnels!? there are channels like oceanlinerdesigns that put real love and effort into retelling the titanic story with REAL historic photos mixed with hand drawn portrayals.

[JosephLevy-kvdl]

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

[DecrepitBridge]

This is garbage. Anyone who thinks it's legit, get your head checked and stop being a gullible simpleton.

[Allantitan]

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

[bosskaloi]

*No moon, only stars were visible on the night of the sinking.

[gregorybenn]

Wow your AI generated stuff is garbage mate.

[andrealeigh]

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!

[NalaRichenbach]

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

[chrisconnell]

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...

[lizlyon]

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.

[kurdtray]

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

[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 .

[outthere]

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.

[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.