⚓️🤯What The Titanic Looks Like Now Vs The Day It Sank

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[sneezyg]

And I didn’t even have to pay $250k to die in a tube to see it

[heyhocodyo]

Now it has a little submersible friend

[Monkey_on_tree_OLD]

This ship was so beautiful in my opinion but it’s sad that they stopped making ocean liners now.

[jamesepperson]

I still think the titanic is the most beautiful ship ever built. I have a deep connection with it and the whole tragedy that unfolded.

[JaxonnOfficial]

The missing part of the ship would be the tower section which also broke off during the sink when the titanic split but with very little support on it’s way down it began to fall apart and once it hit the bottom scattered. The remains of the piece can be found in the debris field

[theo]

Impeccable timing for YouTube to recommend this video to me

[Overwatch]

Well at least she still exists in a way. Most other ocean liners were scrapped and don't really even exist anymore.

[darkadmiral]

There they stand. Massive Triple Expansion Steam Engines, still mounted to their foundations. These extremely strong and durable pieces of machinery are expected, along with other parts of the propulsion, to eventually be the last monuments that will be left of the ship one day!

[No-dyzk]

The power of water, pressure, and gravity.

[lexus]

Around 90% of all 2nd class was completely lost during the sinking, the rooms that weren't ripped apart during the descent were crushed into each other when it hit the bottom.

In comparison lots of 1st and parts of 3rd class is still explorable to this day

[HAXAD]

Correction, according to footage from a 2022 expedition, the foremast became too weak to remain straight up and is now slithered over the deck like a wet spaghetti.

[THEREALCAPTAINDREAD]

Wasn’t there nor alive when it happened, but yet I feel sad like I lost a grandmother.

[october]

I wish she could talk and tell us the whole story

[lordnandor]

It's like seeing the render of a person in their prime vs the render of their decaying corpse.

[mikewilliams]

I’ve been a titanic buff for decades. First time I ever realized that much of the ship was missing. What an awesome experience watching this video you all are fantastic! Keep up the good work!!!!👍👍👍👍

[georgiapatriot]

So amazing to see the Titanic in its Glory, next it's wreckage. And it enhances the mood, as that infamous tune plays along with it!

[YasmineSkyKD]

I had to pause several times so I could just take it in. So amazing!

[j]

Even in 2023 she's still the most beautiful ship ever built 😊

[thebluetardis]

She still looks good for me.
Not to mention that she’s literally a 110 years young ship. 👍

[bm]

Just look at how much work it took to make this ship… think about it… NO electronics, everything was either powered by a pulley, gears or a cable… the engineering they did for this ship is just marvelous… I think the fact that it still stands to this day should show how well and sturdy stuff was made back then. No plastics or cheap knock off material, all natural elements from the earth. It is a shame it just rots away, but perhaps it’s best that way. I know they are making a replica with all modern technology that is supposed to launch in the near future, but I think they should recreate it entirely (except for standard safety measures) from scratch with the original blueprint that the Titanic was made from because I think that’s what made the experience so grand back then was the fact you were riding on a one of its kind of ship.