Legendary Sunken Ship the ‘Endurance’ Found After 107 Years
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- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2022
- The tale of Ernest Shakleton and the crew of the Endurance, which sank 107 years ago near Antarctica, is one of the most famous stories of survival ever. Now, the Endurance has been found, and it’s intact! The astonishing discovery two miles below the surface of the frigid Antarctic waters elated history buffs. The wreckage was discovered by a robot submarine, which took footage showing the ship’s name emblazoned in gold lettering, still holding remarkable clarity.
The ship really lived by its name. I'm astonished how well it was preserved.
Ice cold waters
@@Erabbz I think you read Fernan's comment wrong. They said they were astonished for how well the ship was preserved, not how it was preserved.
Edit: I apologize if I was being rude in some way. I was just trying to tell Rolando that he might've read the sentence a bit wrong.
@@AgIsANoob can’t believe people like you exist
@@444_vodka umm but its the truth? I think he's trying to be helpful with word/sentence comprehension. Get offended by something else pls
@@brandonclark2585 nobody asked for grammar-karens
The footage is incredible. It looks like it just sank.
Yep, thanks to the cold water & ice
It did just sink. Nothing else happened. It got stuck in the ice in 1915 and then sunk. That was all
@@Greenpoloboy3 he meant it looks like it just sank recently..
I know. This legit made my day.
Guarantee it would be trashed in a few years if it was somehow able to be surfaced for the public...
She has lasted for a long time. Apparently it has a lot of endurance.
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I read the book Endurance back in college and was fascinated by the story. Incredible to see the actual ship, and in such incredible condition to boot.
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I thought it was crushed by ice
@@uncleartax correct, the masts fell and the hull was crushed enough to create a hole, ship sank intact.
@@beachhobbies ahh thank you
I also read a book about it
Imagine being part of the hand full of people who remember hearing about this ship going down in 1915 and now being able to here about it being found.
i think thats like 3 people
@@AC-kl2gf I likely doubt that dude
Most of the ppl on that ship were around In they’re 20’s at least so I don’t know where you got that idea from
It does. They might have been in their teenage years hearing and readind about the search of a ship that sank a few years ago. Well they lived to see it found.
@@GhastlyCretin That's what the original comments stated: "Hearing" which might be from the news or possibly from a relative shortly afterwards. This ship sank seven years before Betty white birth. Had she lived to its found. She would have remembered hearing about it!
I worked at a retirement home last year with a lady born in 1914, I hope she sees this :) surprisingly only health issues were her hands and feet numbing, blindness and slight mobility but no demenbtia or chronic issues.. amazing.
(Sorry for edit. She was 106 at the time)
Founding wrecks of sunken ships always make me happy as a naval enthusiast. Endurance....what a fitting name. Epic ship with epic tale.
They make my childhood exuberance come out ahaha I always think of treasure
And epic find
That ship must have had a lot of endurance to stay in shape for that long
@@thisisajoke4264 relax this is a joke🤣
@@gupta8554 💀💀💀
Har har
Shut up.
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Ernest Shackleton was a wonder of a man able to lead a crew & keep everybody alive in such dire circumstances! Amazing that the ship has been located!
Yes my boy Shack was something but you too Brooke seem to have some dam interesting qualities
Finally Another Piece Of History Found!!!!!
yup, its awesome! :)
It's in incredibly good shape for something that's been under the water for so long.
Absolutely incredible how well preserved it is. This is amazing
I admit, I know very little of this expedition personally, however that ship is remarkably preserved for its age.
This story is one of the greatest of all, both the book and movie.
because it's close to the alien home base on Antarctica and they don't like organisms polluting their neighborhood
I’m actually in the middle of reading the book about this boat and the crews incredible voyage.
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Spoiler alert it sank
Yo dude we have the same name
They should make a movie about it
Did a project on this story when I was in middle school many years back wondering if the ship would ever be found, and finally, the day has come.
Not only the ship but the whole crew 28 men survived and Endured 17 months of survival and near death situations until they were all rescued.
And that is the most amazing part of the adventure. Endurance, grit and good leadership at it's finest.
Yup, they spent months on an a couple of ice floes before landing on remote Elephant Island...and the story gets more harrowing from there!
Could you imagine, a famous Ship sinks and goes missing 7 years before you were born, you live to be almost 100, and then it gets found 2 months after you die.........that sucks. This just got me thinking about Betty White. That sucks to have lived soooo long, and then they finally discover something right after your death that went missing right before your birth.
Who tf thinks of cap like this?
LOL
Some introvert
Major cringe comment
Dont be mean guys 🤣🤣🤣
That's one *cool* ship! The crew was pretty *chill* about the whole situation too.
This is so cool to see, I taught about this story at school. The life boat the used is in a museum in England. It took him 4 tries to rescue his crew.
Is crazy how me and my friends just finished reading the book and over the weekend it was found. Looks amazing!
The world around you is alive my friend
@@tiko4621 Yep
Congratulations to the people whom found her.. That's one beautiful ship.
So cool. It's in such good shape
Holy thats amazing!! It looks so eerie, yet beautiful.
I really enjoy your content, keep up the good work!
Seems crazy how well this ship is preserved when the Titanic is disappearing.
Because the cold n ICe
Titanic is disappearing because of the bacteria and rust that is eating away at the metal endurance is made of wood
@@mariaperez-cuatzilo7864 yeah I know just speaking bigger picture wise
@@mariaperez-cuatzilo7864 m8 wood decomposes faster than steel..
Not in Salt water
Please keep sending updates on this Historical Find! Well Done👍
Wow! They found it! It looks amazing and is aptly named. Rest in peace to the lost.
And may they have found their worried loved ones again, in heaven. 🙏💔😢
Now we just need to find the missing Malaysia Airlines flight 317, the lost Roanoke colony, and the city of Atlantis
Well they're pretty sure they've located the 317, just going to take time to get to it.
wasnt that the flight 370 and not 317?
@@astitwakumar6994 yes it was i watched a documentary on it recently
Flight 370 crashed somewhere into the indian ocean
@@cadavher debris of it washed up on Madagascar
INCREDIBLE. This is so freeking cool!!!
Super exciting! Can’t wait to find out more!
This to prove that failing isn't always losing.
It didn't endure the first time when it sank, ain't nothing "endurance" about it, but managed to live for it name the second time. A good ending!
107 years and still intact.
i love hearing these types of stories
Wow, now that's a cool find!!!
Spectacular find. Congratulations to the discovery team.
Absolutely amazing.
This is so beautiful 😢❤
What an awesome find!! I agree, it's a shame they cannot bring this ship to the surface. It truly does belong in a museum.
Wow that’s very cool!
Amazing find
Wow so pristine!!
The ship looks well intact for it being over 107-year-old ship wreck!
Antartica doesn’t have wood-eating animals
Absolutely amazing 💯❤️
Wow! Amazing!
Stunning!
Priceless 👏🏻👏🏻
Amazing!
Wow that’s pretty incredible! They should totally raise it and put it in a museum or something for us to really appreciate what was once a sailing ship! They might even be able to repair it if it doesn’t crumble apart
Sadly they cant, nearly 10,000 ft below the sea.
To put into perspective the titantic is 12,000 ft. :(
That’s amazing! Hope there’s a National Geographic movie about it!
Good to see, Shackleton was a legend in his time as well as now. They were a hearty breed back then
Thanks to the SA Agulhas and the team that found it.😁😁😁
this Should be in a museum that would be cool if it was then people can come there and discover it.
Stunning
I just read about this on my news app. this morning ,this sort if thing really fascinates me ,I hope they keep it intact while they begin to explore it .
Wow ! That was a vintage classic.
Two sunken ships years apart , that must of been the biggest news around at that time
Dam this is cool and I cant wait for the ship to be revived and be named the Flying Dutchman
Totally amazing
Awesome! This is one of those ships in "The Terror" from AMC. Very creepy, entertaining watch. Great actors too, if you haven't watched, you should!
No the Terror was one of two ships (Erebus is the other) in the I’ll fated Franklin Polar Expedition in the 1840s looking for a water passage through the arctic circle . The Endurance sank in 1915. Interesting side note: The Franklin Polar Voyage set the stage for numerous excursions to the north looking for a passage and also what may remain of Franklins crew. One of the last ships to go was the HMS Resolute , the ship that had timber’s used to build the desk in the Oval Office and Buckingham Palace , a gift from the Queen to the United States.
@@jackburton5483 ah, ok, my memory failed me here, thank you for the info! Very interesting!
@@SymphonySays no problem, glad I could help 😊
amazing!
Amazing 👏
Wow... Actually really cool
Incredible! 🙌🙌👌👌👍👍
I love seeing old things
long live ernest shackleton! long live the endurance!
This ship deserves to live by its name
This is pretty cool.
What an amazing discovery
If history tell us something, is that time move on but the memories still live on!
Very cool story
Amazing that they found it. Hope to see it up close in a museum one day.
For the titanic they made it illegal to try and steal stuff from the ship or even attempt to bring it up from underwater. They wanted it to be in its resting place to honor all the people who died during the sinking. I wonder if we will do the same thing for endurance even if no one died
@@caroline3453 They won't be able for reasons mentioned in another comment, a treaty in Alaska and possible damages to the ship.
Thats pretty exciting
AMAZING
Amazing
The fact that this was on my page and we learned about this in school today
Damn ship maxed her skill points for endurance.
That is a beautiful ship
WOW that’s amazing! I’m no scientist but it looks that that ship sank!!
Over a century, astounding.
Wow so cool. Creepy at the same time.
Only a minute long I wanted to see a little more of the sunken ship
It really lived up to its name! Endurance; the fact or power of enduring an unpleasant or difficult process or situation without giving way.
Great. Now Hollywood can make a sappy love story about this one.
That''s highly unlikely, isn't it, @Trever Travis? The reason that I say this is because it was an all male crew on board the Endurance and homosexuality was very illegal at that time, wasn't it?
omg I saw this in class it looks so cool
Woah. Neat.
Not many stories can claim epic journeys as this one.
Damn I was thinking this would be a 20 minute documentary I was taken aback when it ended
Absolutely amazing i thought the ice had crushed it to bits all those years ago
One cool ship
Just WOW!!
Endurance really didnt endure but at the same time did
They need to put a rush on rescuing the ship it’s needs to be in a museum
Sadly, it can’t it’s at 10,000 ft below sea level.
To put into perspective the titantic is 12,000 ft
So,, it’s not happening. But it will still be preserved in the ocean which would probably be a better place to keep it in tbh
honestly, very cool.
Bruh I started reading this book last semester. Gonna finish it because of this.
what an incredible discovery i bet the guys that discovered it were blown away
I grew up going to a restaurant called Shackleton’s on Long Island. I’m sure they’re excited to hear about this.
Wow! I remember reading about that sunken ship back in 1915, never thought I would live to see it...
You’re telling me you’re like 115 years old?
@@kylemccarthy02 122 to be exact
It sunk in 1930 😂😭
@@LovingRiv mfs don’t even try no more. Dude said he 122 🤣😂😂
@@AmayaZelaya
The oldest person is 119 LOL
The ship really lived up to it's name.
The third officer Alfred cheetham aboard the ship is my great relative :)
Now that's something that lives up to its name.
Amazing 🤩🤩🤩
Frigid waters kept micro & macro organisms away (for the most part)