I Am Captain of the Titanic
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- Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024
- My name is Edward John Smith, Commander of the British Royal Navy, Commodore of the White Start Line, and Captain of the RMS Titanic. The Titanic was under my command on her maiden voyage across the Atlantic Ocean, and it would serve as my retirement voyage, a victory lap for a long and decorated career. This should have been an easy, simple trip, with no serious challenges. Little did I know, that what started as a grand, luxurious excursion across the sea would end with the passengers under my care forced to try and survive in frigid waters. Watch the story of my life and my final moments aboard the most famous ship in history in this HD, full episode of I Am. This video is based on true real life events.
TIMESTAMPS:
0:24 Childhood spent in England
0:40 Getting a job at the White Star Line
1:21 Joining the Royal Navy
2:01 Becoming the Millionaire Captain
2:25 The Olympic
3:45 Titanic's maiden voyage
4:40 The night Titanic struck the iceberg
5:29 The Titanic will sink
5:51 Not enough lifeboats
6:51 Wandering the doomed ship
7:28 Abandon ship
7:37 A captain goes down with his vessel
#IAM #Titanic #Story
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OMG I'm from Romania and I am sooo excited for you to do a video about our transilvanian legend
Oh great, I can hear the evil laughter now...
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Do I am Jack the ripper, I am ed gein and i am Jeffrey dahmer.
I'll be there can't wait 👍
A captain always goes down with his ship.. Respect
True
Respect+
only if there are other people that can be saved ie the titanic. but if it's just him it's moronic
Press F for respect+++++++++++++++
I think Mr. Francesco Schettino would disagree
He had one final smoke before going down with his ship.
Mad respect.
:|
I mean he smoked
@@ritz9037 People smoke for different reasons. I think it's pretty cool he did smoke before it sank because he knew he was going down with it. Maybe it was calming or something to him
@@ritz9037 Smoking was considered a guilty pleasure then, not downright unhealthy. Lung Cancer diagnoses were rare.
That's Captain Smith, all right...going out in style. Only difference is, Smith smoked cigars.
when I saw the thumbnail “I sank titanic” I thought he was going to be the iceberg.
🤣
Lmao
Rly? Lol
Lmao
What if it ended with the ice berg going aaAaaA OWWWW
I AM: I am the captain of the titanic
iceberg: let me introduce myself
Iceberg : i am about to end this man's whole career
গহীন ীরগগীিটগীব
XD
@@kevinhekers2380 lol
kevin hekers and his life
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So 9 school fires?
@@siah6969 yep
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(I couldent find the fire emoji xD)
He was sleeping when the ship collided with iceberg, it was his crews mistake not him, poor guy
@German countryball thats rather oblivious of you, did you know Pilots sleep in turns? sometimes 4 pilots are on planes so 2 pilots could switch places while the other 2 rest?
and its a plane faster than a boat lol
while this entire ship has alot of lookouts and crews yet they failed to spot an iceberg in time to even slow down also it was dark
Smith had recieved a lot of ice warnings the day of the sinking. But he kept steaming full ahead, like a rookie officer. Even when the ocean became flat and calm, which made it hard to spot icebergs, he still wouldn't slow down. Not to mention the binoculars that were locked away, so the lookouts had to relly on their eyesight, on a moonless night. Is the captain to blame entirelly? Not at all. But he is partly responsible. Along with everyone else who screwed up that night.
@@youtubecreators384 I think he is to blame
Guys the owner made him go full speed not him trust me it’s not really his fault
@@brandonfox350 That has never been confirmed.
May the victims of the Titanic find peace and give hope and safety to those who sail across the oceans today.
The Lavian I rlly shouldn’t be laughing at ur joke but bhahahahaha
Uhh the people who survived are dead (most likely old age)
It’s really tuff to think that your gonna drown a horrible death and there’s nothing to do except make the most of it and wait for the sweet relief of death
Maybe a few decades to late?
@The Lavian shut up you insensitive bastard! Too soon! Nah, I'm just kidding, I saw the end of the titanic, once Rose dies and meets up with Jack again you can see that they're all happy, so yeah they're resting in a better place.
Now this a history channel I can get behind. Keep it up, I'm loving the content
they lied about a lot
Marc Aldovino what did they lie about
@@PP-bv5ij nobody knew where the captain went and also when they were talking about the rms majestic they showed the 1914 majestic instead of the 1890 majestic
Marc Aldovino They probably didn’t know!
Marc Aldovino thanks just wondering
I almost cried when I heard his story, he was an honorable man who went down with great honor
8:20
He was completely helpless at saving his own life and in deep shock
Michael Benitez
Still a tragedy
If he had been more humble and slowed down, the tragedy probably never happens. Lots of mistakes made by Star Line, him and his crew. He went down due to his own mistake and that’s honorable, but I am glad we have since learned from these mistakes and have safer water travel now.
Max Tucker
Yeah, now we have mandatory regulations that prevent things like this from happening in the first place
I agree
Do a video on the perspective of a Soviet soldier on the front lines in WW2 please
Or he could do a perspective of a high ranking Soviet officer
HTFIRECRACKER Just read memoirs about soldiers who actually experienced it, much more raw information.
I second this
nelt felix lmao he's saying "please" not DO THIS VIDEO NOW so he's okay.
@@neltfelix7221 Imagine calling someone a "Selfish Demanding Spoiled Brat" because they suggested/politely asked a creator to make a video. It's definitely not like creators enjoy feedback or interaction from the community.
Huge difference between him and the idiot of the Costa Concordia.
Morgana Madrid he didn't even do it. The crew did
Total opposites
Hahaha not much different actually lol 😂🤣 both fools both trying to impress someone and both killed hundreds of people exactly alike
Ok but he still kept going full speed knowing icebergs were out there. He was more concerned with showing off his skills and the Titanic than the safety of the thousands onboard.....sounds pretty idiotic to me.
@@cookingsauce8274 but he was asleep. The members saw it. He also stayed with the titanic instead of getting on a lifeboat. The titanic was also not built the best
Wow. I feel so bad for him. Much respect for him. And a wonderfully mad and heartfelt video. Great job
@@chancew604 Most of those warnings NEVER GOT TO HIM in the first place due to Marconi's rules and operation policy. Hell, he already was taking precautions like 'turning the corner' far more south than usual because the ice warnings he DID receive indicated an ice sheet more southern than usual.
The captain goes down with his ship. In my eyes a very honorable man.
@@DerKackfürst That is what a captain is supposed to do. If the ship is sinking, then it is the captain's job to work with the crew to get as many people out off the ship as possible. Smith's actions that night indicated that he was doing his final duty with due diligence but due to communication errors, White Star policy, Marconi policy, and obsolete regulations screwed him over.
@@chancew604 why are you so dumb?
@@chancew604 to the last part of that, I wouldn’t really say it’s his fault since he was asleep and his crew members should’ve been more careful an such, as every crew takes turns to sleep
I feel sad for him for being blamed,it made me cry on the ending and also all those victims on that ship may find peace and can rest.
The final few seconds of the video should have been like this:
"The bridge starts to slip beneath the waves, and so, do I.."
then, when the in video links pop up, the glass breaks, engulfing the bridge, and captain Smith with water, before fading into black. the final few notes of music play as the video ends.
But hey, that's just my opinion. This video was made beautifully, and it really gives you insight on Captain Smith's life.
The thing though is that by several accounts he did escape the sinking, couldn't make it abord a lifeboat. Wished the crew god bless and drown several feet away.
@@wes9451 Oop
I love this channel! It’s unique and I love history so this is great.
UrBoi JA.J. Same
Its pretty corprat thogh owned by the infographics show
@@thatoneperson9830 yea thats true great channels though
Same and great profile pic so you like demon slayer
Tkd saints ayeee 😂
I am a doctor who experimented on people in unit 731.
*Gets urge to correct sentence.*
@@verypanda1801 gets the urge to not care.
That's actually a good idea
@@riptidev10 Ken Yuasa. Unlike them he felt remorse
@@soulfreaz Darknut: *Gets the real urge to correct it*
My name is Jack: I screwed Rose and died for it.
Best. Comment
Here. Lol
Finn Mertins he didn’t screw rose!, Cal and her family did!
LMAO
@@chloeketley1900 I think he meant screw in a different way lmao
Except, jack wasn't a real person. Neither rose...
Only if they brought flex tape on board
You just made my day
Brianah Allen
I have never seen more stupidity in my life
ナルワルNarwhal thx
@@Poopydoopysxoopy Smith is to blame for the sinking
Now T H A T' S a L O T of D A M A G E!
This is clearly the best “I AM” clip
"Confident in my ship, my crew, and myself."
Yup. You bet your life on it.
Famous last words
This is awesome. Please consider doing:I am the person(s) who prevented Chernobyl being worse. Or: I am napoleon
Napoleon is a good idea
people* dear ma'am
you mean the suicide squad who drained the water?
Fuck yeah I am watching Chernobyl and it’s awesome
VALERY LEGASOV!!!!!!!
Damn imagine if they left on time, not really an expert on the movement of icebergs but just imagine that alternative future
Gh0stPizza Edits then literary nothing would have changed and we wouldn’t have known, imagine how extremely many other random ships, planes, cars etc that leaved on time that could have made an even bigger catastrophe. We don’t even know. Cool!
If only the guy didn’t lock away his binoculars then they would have seen the iceberg in time to avoid a collision.
Di caprio’s whole career would have sunk
An officer locked away his binoculars, causing less view in the night. Supposedly, the officers in the crow's nest did see the iceberg, but thought it was the reflection of the moon in the ocean since the ocean was very calm that night, and of course didn't realize the iceberg was an iceberg until it was too late
@pinkamina pie 1912*
"That's when I began life as a sea man."
Well... We were all "sea men" at some point.
😂 I see what you did there
Nice one
Big brain + huge pp = you
Ba dum tiss 😂
what does that mean
This is one of the best videos I have seen in youtube
Yes me too
The voice actor and background music has some kurzgesagt feel into it.
His voice is crisp
" some of the passengers look at me with hope, feeling some security..." this really got me, I've read many theories about the titanic and most of them agree that they shouldn't have sped up and should've taken the warnings seriously.
Good, then of course you know that Captain Smith this alter his course south due to the ice warnings. Ice had never been spotted as far south as the Titanic and Californian were
I also knew that there was a little mistake about the steering wheel and was corrected at the last moment. Still taking the warnings into consideration might have been a good choice, no body knows
@@thomasdaniels6824 Yes. He "turned the Corner" (this manoevre would bring them on a more or less direct approach to New York at 5:50 pm, a half hour later than usual. He just didn't know that the ice field was as large as it was.
Thank you so much for posting this video! I love the Titanic and I have been waiting for you guys to post it!!! THANK YOU!!!
Can we get an Amelia Earhart Episode
Or John wilkes booth. That would make an interesting story
@@sneakerhead6988 who hurt you? lol
1:31 That's the wrong majestic. The ship shown is the Majestic built in 1914 as the SS Bismarck and was awarded to the White Star Line after WWI as reparation for the sinking of the Britannic.
Thank you for spotting that!
Agreed!
The original majestic was only a 2 funneled ship and used as a temporary replacement for titanic after her sinking lol,and scrapped shortly after,she also was the inspiration for the Kaiser class ocean liners
Good sighting! The RMS that Smith sailed was indeed the Majestic, but she was a two-stacker, not three, and made her maiden voyage in 1890.
@@velezdragon3574 Actually, it was her sister-ship, the Teutonic who was the inspiration for the Kaiser-class ships.
Designers : Even God himself cant sink this ship
God : *makes icebergs, hits Titanic* THATS A LOT OF DAMAGE
Samuel Nathan Titanic was slain by iceberg
tHEy neEd SoMe fLex TAPe
107 years later and you people still say that bullshit. The media called the ship unsinkable, Neither Thomas Andrews, Lord Pierre or Bruce Ismay said that.
It wasnt a Iceberg The Hull was burning
Designer: am I a joke to you?
Such a great man, of course he went down with his ship.
What a fantastic idea for a channel. I look forward to watching more of your videos. 🙂
I love animated and history and they came together into this PERFECT!!!
This channel and content is amazing! It’s only the 3rd episode, but I found myself yesterday eagerly awaiting for the next one!
Shut the hell up
"I sunk the titanic"
I think an iceberg did that
Yh captain Smith was sleeping so how could he of sunk the titanic
It was his crew members decision which was change the direction of the trip which lead to the iceberg. Smh
@@firstwefeast5686 they didn't know they were gonna hit a iceberg
Don't forget the coal fire that led them to the decision to keep going at full speed, the negligence in the construction and all the corner cutting that led to the catastrophic failure of the bulkhead that caused the ship to sink too quickly for the nearby ship to reach them
The captain took all the responsible for what happen to the ship
There are so many interesting people in history. Looking forward to seeing more.
This is why I just stay in my woods and never go to sea
@Suspect yes, yes he is
Just Some Bigfoot With Internet Access ocean can be terrifying to be fair
Maybe because you're a big foot (with Internet access)
Well ships almost never sink
I just wanna note how brave and honorable the crew was. they couldve easily saved themselves in the lifeboats like other maritime disasters but they did their jobs until the end.
I literally have chills!
Same!! That ending!!!! It is so well nararated!!
@@Icelyn absolutely! So awesome!!
@@Icelyn Yes. Thankfully this video didn't have like the James Cameron Movie the Captain of this ship killing himself {shooting himself in the head}. 👏 🗣⛴💔
I want to see, I am the man that saved Korea, Admiral Yi Sun Shin
Me too.
I wanna see captain Phillips
General motors
Ivan Diaz agreed
Weeb
By far some of the best story telling I've heard and seen , this one was by far touching and made you feel some what responsible and made me feel as if I was stuck with the burden of decision.
Simpleton
@@gotgames304 Do you have a better insight into the video or do you just like putting people down?
@@harrietharlow9929 idk its been a year, probably the latter LMFAOO
Hey “I am” could you do an episode on Pablo Escobar’s life and how his fortune came to be and also talking about his narcotics were smuggled and how he did that and what kind of a person he was?
he was a drug lord but at the same time he have the pure heart i guess? he burnt like million of dollars just to save his dying son..and he help the village.
watch narcos on netflix
Julius Delantar it was his daughter he burnt like 3mil to keep her warm
Do Abraham Lincoln PLEASE
Agree
Some random Guy I agree, the average American is blindsided with only the fact that he issued the proclamation emancipation, while 90% of the population have no clue about some of the unethical things Lincoln had done throughout his life, some examples are that he was a overseer of an concentration camp, he advocated ethnic cleansing, failed native Americans, and so on. It’s sad but, yeah in general the narrator would have to be unbiased and open minded to spit some truth.
Looking forward not just a love story or tragedy but a story of bravery of a captain that will not leave or abandon the ship in any cause, Salute to you
It is awesome isn't it. He wasn't going to leave as long as there were others aboard.
And a captain that will not ignore nearby ships in distress and stop at nothing to help them.
I know this is about an English man but the English accent just feels weird after two episodes of deep accents.
Edit: I am not complaining about the accent.
Tammy Manuel it’s cool, nobody’s complaining.
@@ollie2244 true
You're complaining
Victor Mezynski Don’t be rude.
@@Metal9040 I wasn't rude.....
Glad I came here from the infographics ...seriously :) love it 😍
He is very loyal even sunk in with the “unsinkable titanic “ R.I.P.
Yeah
You mean the Very sinkable
Yes. R.I.P., Captain.
The "captain" of the Costa Concordia coul learn a lot from Captain Smith.
These videos are so well animated and nararated!!! 10/10!!! I have studied the Titanic for years and you made me look at Captain John Smith and how his life ended completely differently. It must of been really creepy and scary knowing that you are about to die. He also must of felt guilt beyond compare. Knowing how many people will die under your watch. I cannot wait for the next video!!!
How did this make you think of him any different? All of this is pretty common information.
Im a member of THS and just went to a conference this past month. Nothing here is anything shocking.
I didn't know much about him. For someone like myself that didn't know a lot I thought it was pretty informative. Not to where it was boring I never thought about his POV.
I just never put myself in his shoes before. I have been focused more on the bigger picture. I have started to look at the individual passengers and crew members personal stories to get to know who was in this great tragedy. I have never really spent time on Captin Smith.
“This will be the end of me because I am the captain on the Titanic...”
Me: *surprised Pikachu face*
Beautifully recounted memories; moving music. These episodes are really good.
What about the life of hitler just an idea.
@@mercunii you don't wanna know
Laya was Gaming a German who made something called the nazi who hated and killed almost all Jewish people and they had a war hitler was scared of the war and blew his brains out with a gun and his wife I forgot how that bitch ass nigga died 🤷🏾♂️
@@gavin1721 hitler kept on saying he was german
Which angered his austrian father who punished hime severely
@@gavin1721 "scared" yes of course thats why he killed himself
Legate Lanius he was scared like a little bitch when they see a belt or if your Latina la chancla
wow this was amazing, everybody knows this was a tragedy but looking at this from the captain's POV makes you see it in a different perspective, very melancholic
That’s the most saddest story I ever head about the titanic
RIP to the titanic that will completely disappear in several years
𝕍𝕆𝕃𝔸𝕀ℝ𝔼 it’s sad to be quite honest
Yo how did you get your name time that?
Greektru be a flat mark on the ground
Father time takes all
Lucifer father of music
captain: there nothing that can sink this ship
iceberg: has entered the chat
also iceberg: say sike right now
Captain Smith actually believed the ship could sink he was actually angry with Mr.ismay for claiming the ship was unsinkable
Captain never said that?
@@uniquelee No, he did not.
*The Ship Of Dreams And It Was And It Really Was*
Jack: Alright Open Ur Eyes
Rose: woah
She was actually called "The Improved Olympic"
@@anormalcommentor9452 lol no she was still called the ship of dreams
"Thus beginning my life as a semen".
... Goddammit
Lol.. he said seaman..
Reza O'Line r/whoooshed
If this is for kids, it's okay. If it's for adults, it's cack!
Ahhhhh he said semen
Very disturbing
Its important to remain humble no matter how competent you are.
This is the only episode of I AM that makes me cry like a baby. I truly respect him
Im so glad i discovered this channel
I really dig this new channel! I have an idea for a future video, traveling the Oregon trail from the perspective of one of the children. They certainly had to witness a lot. Everything from death, to birthings, to all kinds of calamities that happened along the way.
It's an Honor serving with you people
This is all ready my favorite channel.
Please more world War stories
Mad Respect ✊🏽
Went down with his ship...
RESPECT
Can we just give a round of applause for this man 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Applause from me!
Next should be:
*I Am Iceberg who sank Titanic*
XD
That was one of the saddest endings I ever heard... 😭😭😭
No one:
Everyone who isn't no one:
The thumbnail: I SaNk TiTaNiC
I like how they didn't depict Smith's death at the end
Can you please do *I Am Hitler* ?
I love your videos! Keep up the good work!
no *I AM STALIN*
no *I AM FEGELINE*
@@ripplewavess FEGELEIN!!!
@@DaCheeseIsEpicSubToHim FEGELINE, FEGELINE!
@@ripplewavess hahaha😆😆
Captain goes down with the ship saving hundreds and didn't save himself what a true hero
Yo ur past two videos are great this one is also amazing, I know one day you'll have several million subscribers
Luv u, please keep it up
Umer The Clumsy Tube they have millions of subscribers on there other account
Lewis Wright who, the infographic show?
Umer The Clumsy Tube yeah
Please do: I am Ramses the Great, the Pharoh of Egypt
I hope they will leave out the Exodus pseudo-history bs then
On the Night of April 14th, 1912, R.M.S Titanic was sailing through the North Atlantic ocean. Captain Smith had been hanging out with the passengers that cold April night, at a party in the a la carte Restaurant, he retired early, and went up on the bridge where he met with Charles Lightoller, they talked about the weather conditions and Captain Smith went to bed, but asked lightoller to notify him if weather conditions change. Lightoller went to bed a little after, because Murdoch took over command with the ship, lightoller was relived and and passed on the Captains message. Soon an Iceberg was spotted by 1st Officer Murdoch, and soon after The lookouts saw it and rang the bell, but Murdoch had already ordered "Hard A Starboard" and the ship was already turning by the time Fredrick fleet (One of the lookouts) was on the phone with the bridge. Titanic struck the Iceberg, and the forward 6 compartments began flooding, Captain Smith was awoken by the jolt of the ship after it hit the Iceberg and he rushed to the bridge, Smith ordered Watertight Doors closed but Murdoch had already done so, Smith then ordered the ship to stop. After that he asked somebody to get Thomas Andrews (Ship's Designer), to assess the damage. Andrew's came up to the bridge and went down with Captain Smith to check the damage. (On the way Smith calmed some passengers) Then both Andrew's and Smith went back to the bridge where Andrew's confirmed that Titanic was going to sink, Captain smith ordered Woman and children into the lifeboats, but some thought he said "Woman and children only" which is possibly why so many boats weren't filled up to their capacity. Captain Smith began to feel scared, and became useless to the evacuation. Later in the sinking, He and Thomas Andrews tried to call back lifeboats, but none came back.. He told the Wireless Operators that it was Time to go, "Everyman for himself" Thomas Andrew's who was in the smoking Room, came back to the bridge when the officers were getting the collapsibles ready. And he told Captain smith that they had to go, they both jumped off the bridge wing, and possibly died of hypothermia, or was crushed by the fall of a funnel. Captain Smith's body was never found nor was Thomas Andrews. R.I.P Captain Smith 1850-1912.
Poor guy typed this much for nothing
But I liked
please most of the people who blame him, everyone make a mistake but some make a grieve mistake unnoticed or unwillingly by the one who make the grieve mistake, at least they do their best to atone what they done and please look up the journey of his or her life before they dead, the captain smith has done most succes journey and when the crisis happen and his life at the end of line, at least he died with honour and hold on his morale up high unlike the sewol ferry accident captain and concordia captain
I am a person who can easily "daydream". Many people can't imagine what it would be like, walking on the deck of a ship that is going down and there is nothing you can do about it. The panic, the horror knowing you'll probably die. I can imagine that. I close my eyes and imagine myself in such a situation, i think i would be scared, very scared. To the point where i'd try to come up with something to float, or something to keep me alive. But eventually i'd know that it's useless. I think the panic and the fear would be beyond my control. I am a person who usually hold in their tears in movies. Movies like Titanic, but even "chick flicks" (Yes, i watch those, big whoop). I always feel like i shouldn't cry, as if it's wrong. Knowing myself, i would probably cry at that moment. Just let it all go, it doesn't matter anyway. But i would not want to drown, it scares me to even think about it. I'd rather try to stay alive until i freeze to death.
In the end, we can make jokes about things but we're all human. You can say "i'd just grab a door and float on it", but you would never do that or think or that. The panic and fear (at least for me) would be so great, all i would be able to do is cry and think about how much i would have wanted to do in my life. I'd probably try to find a solution and even get so desperate that i might grab an object to maybe float on, but it would be useless. R.i.p to all the people who died aboard the Titanic, and to all the people who died in a way they shouldn't have.
PLEASE drop us videos like this every week. I really like this channel. Thanks for your effort.
5:57 um, no disrespect this is incredible and I really enjoyed watching it, but you do realize alarm systems didn’t exist on ships back in 1912 right? The only “alarm” they had was the crew members going around the ship and waking up the passengers. Also, I do want to clear up the fact that Titanic was not out to break any speed records. This is often misinterpreted because of a women in the first class reception room hearing Bruce Ismay say to captain smith, that they were going to beat her sister Olympic in terms of how fast she was going, but even then, they were simply just going a bit faster than Olympic on her maiden voyage, and they simply thought it was good news. Not a “let’s speed up the ship”. People also think from the movie that Bruce ismay wanted Titanic to go faster so they could arrive a day early. He never wanted titanic to arrive a day early. He and any other ship in the world even today knows better than to do that. If they did do that, there would be ships in Titanic’s dock and they’d have to stay on the ship for another day and it would mess everything up in terms of scheduling for other ships. There was ice warnings and captain smith actually plotted his course further south all the time to avoid the icebergs that he was informed of. He was never informed about the one that she hit. Therefore, he didn’t take action. This was because the wireless operator told the Carpathia to shut up because he was jamming his signals, so the Carpathia’s wireless was shut down for the night. When the iceberg was spotted by Fredrick Fleet, Murdoch told the engines to reverse and slow down, making Titanic’s rudder far less effective. If he had actually gone full steam ahead, and turned the wheel hard over, it’s a sure they would’ve missed that iceberg.
In short, it had nothing to do with the Titanic’s speed, and the collision happened due human error. Going fast was Cunards thing, and White Star was all about comfort on their ships. I also want to say I didn’t hate this video, I thought it was fantastic and very informative, but I really wanted to clear up the myth about Titanic going to fast.
But speed up they did.
It being the cap's last voyage maybe he was trying to end with another record.
Going to fast is exactly why they couldn't get out of the way in time.
Quick thing: Carpathia wasn't the one contacting Titanic. She wasn't even in range until Titanic was already sinking. Her first message was "Do you know Cape Cod has a batch of messages for you?" To which Philips replied, "Come quick! It's a CQD, OM." The ship you're thinking of is RMS Californian, which reported the exact iceberg Titanic hit, and, in the process of doing so, unfortunately "blasted [Jack Philips'] ears off." The response to this was "Shut up, shut up, I'm working Cape Race."
People also say that if the titanic hit head on with the ice berg then there would be some damage and the front of the boat would be damaged but they would of still made the voyage.
Cleptrophese The Human Bean oh! Thanks for the correction. I always get the two ships mixed up.
@@historicstudios2708 No problem! You may notice, I just edited my reply, as I mixed up the "Cape" Titanic was contacting. So I totally understand mixing up names ;P
@5:50
that's the common assumption today that the Titanic wasn't build to have enough lifeboats for all passengers.
The thing is however that principles to saving people and for passenger safety was different than today. Back in 1912, the use of lifeboats was to transport passenger from a ship in distress to another one coming for its aid. The principle wasn't that the lifeboats where to be used to evacuate all passengers at once. The idea was to transport passenger in lifeboats in waves to a ship sailing in the same shipping lane. Ships deliberately sailed in shipping lanes because of safety - amongst other things because then ships could help each other if they became in distress. You can here on youtube find recordings of the Titanic sending so many telegraph messages in here final hours. This is because of the priciple of saving passengers amongst other things.
It was precisely AFTER the Titanic disaster that safety protocols were changed to have lifeboats for all passengers to more or less floating around after the ship in distress had when down waiting for rescue.
Thank you. The Titanic also had 18 percent higher than the legal limit of lifeboats.
She actually carried Welin davits that could accommodate more than one lifeboat. It was a management decision not to load more lifeboats, based on the perception that ships were supposed to serve as their lifeboats and even if they did get damaged badly enough to sink, it would take long enough so that lifeboats could be rowed back and forth, ferrying people to the rescue ship(s).
I respect this man so much
shame yall didnt include the part where a boiler exploded and set him free lmao
he went down with the ship, so citation needed.
*you all
@@Galvis76 y'all is short for you all mate
Shaun try saying that in the south
You'll get them lips blown off boy lol
@@striderwhiston9897 it's a slang, and whenever somebody uses it it is safe to assume their iq is blow 70
6:36 LMAO ITS JACK!!!
I was also born in the county that this man was, a 25 minute drive away. Great man.
Captain: *Are you ready kids*
Kids: *Far away in life saving boats*
Aye aye captain!
0:37 "thus beginning my life as a semen" - that's actually deep.
I had a distant relative who was a crew member and was in the boiler room when they hit the iceberg. He was ordered into lifeboat 15 by an officer. his story is actually really chaotic because for a while he assumed they weren't in any danger and returned to the boiler room after going to get some lamps.
You should do "I am Leonidas the king of Sparta"
This is a very very good channel..you are a dog at what u do bro...an your videos look 🔥 bro.. keep up the great work fam 💪
I thank the Infographics show for showing me this channel
"..and so too, do i"
i've got goosebumps..
Good job, this guy really sounds like he's from Staffordshire 😂😭
FunFact: My grandma told me a story about how her grandma survived Titanic.
Can you tell us the story??
Tell us the story, Great Grandson of a millionaire 😋
@@milfcommander428 Well his grandma could have been 3rd class
shadowXXe or 2nd class, or even one of the 23 women in the crew
That reminds me of how my father told me that his great grandfather explored and helped do repairs on the Lusitania before it left New York City for its final voyage and saw how it was in danger of sinking.
As Seafarer my self (P&O UK Cruise liner ).I respect the sir captain he was honorable men he did what he can...only those who suffer will understand the pain...R.i.P🧔🚢
Wrong RMS Majestic.. I think you mean the 1889 version of the Majestic, not the 1914 one.
Captain: not even god can sink me!
god: *TRIGGERED* *puts iceberg in the middle of the ocean*
What-? Smith bragged that the ship could not be sunk, not himself. Smith had that right to brag, he was a seasoned captain of several decades with few accidents.
What a brilliantly written and illustrated piece! Can’t wait to share with my yr 3 class!
This ship is unsinkable
Iceberg: hold my beer
Other icebergs: hahahahahahaha u thought
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I know it's wrong, but I laughed anyway
Whos here after the titan imploded?
One time me and one of my friends were on a canoe on the lake near my house and one of us nearly capsized it and neither of us had life jackets on, despite both of us being excellent swimmers and it only being maybe 100' from the shore it got the adrenaline pumping... that is for the better sometimes, the trails to get to the lake are the second and 3rd hardest I know of, it didn't help that each of us had about 30lbs of gear on our backs and I had a hatchet in my hands while he had one in its sheath on his belt.
make a video on William Wallace ( BraveHeart ) it would be awesome