Channel 4 1995 documentary into the salvaging of artifacts from the wreck of the Titanic Taken from VHS so sorry for the quality. Features interview with the late George Tulloch.
This documentary inspired me to study archaeology. I find presenting information and findings very interesting. Unfortunately, I did not complete my studies due to my health. I prefer to focus on the history above ground, but the maritime archeology of the Titanic is completely different and continues to interest me. On a hard drive I collect documentaries and films, photos and documents, interviews with survivors on film and text, photos of unearthed objects, etc.
28:50 oh my gosh a jar of Olives from the Titanic that is unreal I wonder if they're still good they look like it imagine eating an olive that came from the Titanic!! so incredible I hope that is preserved in a museum
Seeing the almost perfectly preserved olives from the Titanic was awesome! I had no idea something like that could have survived. Figured the lid would rust through and ruin the contents beyond recognition. Although its definitely inedible, its probably my favorite find on this film. Thank you for posting this video.
Im all for collecting artifacts from the titanic for museums. Since 1985 when i first saw the underwater pics of the newly found titanic on my dads national geographic, i was 9 and hooked. The intrigue that I have for this ship is unnending, and i dont know why. I watch every titanic video, movie, documentary, read every book twice, listened to podcasts and she keeps fucking ending up on the ocean floor. My love of this ship and fascination never ends. Was sad to see Mr.Titanic on here knowing now hes a part of that ocean floor where he went to explore so many times. Seems like a good ending for him.
the MASSIVE Coal fire absolutely played a giant part in the sinking. the integrity of the hull directly where the iceberg impacted was gravely affected by the fire, weakening it. there is a pretty solid documentary detailing what was essentially swept under the rug in the whole investigation.
This is absolutely amazing footage. 😮. I am speechless. It’s just crazy what they pulled off. All of those artifacts. Bravo. The passengers of the Titanic… their stories can be told.
SO many people have nothing but bad things to say about George Tulloch and his salvage operations. I would personally like to say that thanks to the efforts of George and his team, I have gotten an up close and personal experience with Titanic. I have touched those very bollards they raise at 39:15, and it sent chills down my spine. I felt closer to the story of Titanic than ever before, and I am not ashamed to admit that I wept silent tears of sorrow for the people that endured that terrible experience, right there in the museum, and I'll never forget my wife laying a comforting hand on my shoulder because she could just sense how much sorrow I felt for people I had never known. Embarrassed, I apologized to the museum staff, but they told me it was okay and that it happened all the time, and this was why the museum existed. To bring it home for those of us fascinated with Titanic's story. I was absolutely in awe of "The Big Piece", and it really gave you a sense of scale of the ship, seeing the portholes and then looking at pictures of the ship as she was before sinking. It really is an awesome, incredible experience, and I highly recommend it to anyone that loves the Titanic to view the museums and see these beautiful pieces for yourselves. RIP George Tulloch. Thank you for bringing the Titanic alive for me.
@@sheilaghbrosky4150 Plus, wouldn’t you rather keep all those people’s memories alive? Can’t do that whenever their things are deep within darkness. Bodies are different. But there isn’t any bodies left. Therefore, keeping their things in museums would probably be the best. Either way.. seems kinda “shameful” to hate on this dude for nothing.
Nothing like stealing dead peoples things to make money off of. There were plenty of pictures and things from the time period to see what was what. The sea took it down let the sea keep it.
I too touched the “big piece” when I was in Las Vegas. Just to saw I had a hand on the most famous ship of all time was thrilling. Such a dork,I know… I’ve changed my thoughts on the salvage. I’m glad they brought it up. It’s all but rusted away now.
Remember watching this... hard to believe its coming up on 30 years... having stood less than a foot away from the titanics bell... i say thanks to george tulloch for the vision.. RIP
This documentary knocked me sick. Total disrespect for that ship and all who died on her. I felt sad watching them celebrate and talk about money and business whilst pillaging her remains 😪
honestly in my book they should salvage as much of this as they can and peserve their stories cause i heard in 2030 there wont be anything left can you imagine a graveyard without the headstones (not me)
I watched this video over and over and my dream was to work onboard the Nautile.. such an amazing piece of Engineering. Today I hope for the safe return of a personal hero of mine Paul Henri Nargeolet.
"The pressure DROPS to 6000lb per square inch" I think he means the pressure INCREASES to 6000lb per square inch. To think this fella is in charge of the whole operation ??
Yeah, people just obsess about Titanic and it makes them hunt for conspiracies and problems that don't really exist. It's a Greek tragedy at sea, and people get weird about it.
@@ArronP just clicked your page and read your long intro from years ago ,how is your daughter , i volunteer for a local childrens cancer charity based nr southampton UK
@@markwalford-groom oh I thought that u meant my channel about section but I now realize that u meant the video... I need to make an updated one...but I'm 38, my son's 9 and my daughter is 5. she's been in remission since March 2019. she's doing great, lots of life in her, love her lots.. she's been thru alot since she was born. chemo for a year, far away hospital stays, it's been hard that's for sure.... luckily she don't remember most of it too much...
The triangular shaped hole was most likely caused by pressure on that portion of the hull in the little over 80 years between the Titanic sinking and this documentary
There is a lot of people who would want to sell or auction artifacts for profit, however this went to museums, the only item sold was coal from the debris field.
Everything went to a museum other than the coal, which was sold as souvenir pieces. I own a piece. It is my favorite possession because it really brings me in touch with the wreck.
Stop saying the Titanic is a grave!!!!! Many took everything from pirates ships or from the Lusitania etc etc and nobody called them graves. Let them rescue everything they can before the objets disapeared forever! They belong to human history.
Those artifacts have no historical or scientific value, common objects from the period which were standard White Line inventory. Also lets not forget her sister ship Olympic whish is well documented and whose inventory was sold off before being scraped.
So there were issues already on this boat prior to hitting the ice-berg...? WOW! Cannot believe how this catastrophe still took place! To think that it ALL could have been completely avoided... Did any survivors, at the time, file lawsuits?
Very sad to hear of the deaths of five people at the Titanic wreck Including on board is P.H Nargeolet (who appears in this documentary). If you have posstive messages to leave in his memory please do leave below 👇
They looks so happy when that part came out of water 😆🥳39:40 , 40:08 just look at that cute titanic cake ,soo cute... 😂😂 Rest in peace all the people on the rms titanic ⚘
The IGNORANCE demonstrated in this film is breathtaking. You might have thought they would have done some basic homework about how ships work and operate before making such stupid suggestions. Everyone involved in shipping knows that a Captain has GOD like authority aboard his ship. Bruce Ismay was well aware of this and he would not have DREAMT of trying to influence a Captain of his own ship whether he was chairman of the company or not. Also it is MASSIVELY disrespectful for anyone to suggest that Capt. Smith would have allowed himself to be so influenced. The Titanic was steaming at her normal service speed when the collision occured . Also Dennis Tuohy should be given the wooden spoon for spouting this GARBAGE.
Many like these people disturbed the ship and the souls on board. I can remember this documentary being shown on Discovery Channel. i was appalled after it.
Leave that ship of sorrow alone!!! 😡 From the very moment this watery grave was found, people have done nothing but desecrate it. Why can't humans stop being greedy and SELFISH! Nothing should have ever been brought up from this wreckage. This was one of the most horrible and terrifying nights for every single soul on this ship. If when it was found, all that should have been done was just to explore the reasons to why it sank, nothing else!!!
@@tur74d56 No firsts that's impossible second that's total disrespectful to the dead the titanic should stay as she lays let mother nature take over just my opinion.
Why do the Americans get the loot ????? A British liner, built in Britain, salied from Britsin with many British artefacts aboard, and America gets the salvage? Something wrong here !
Eventually that stuff will all be gone whether it rusted away or covered up under the sea floor forever we need to rescue as much as we can so Titanic isn't forgotten to history
*The whole Titanic saga is quite a paradox...let me explain* *We remember and know of titanic because of the loss of life and the tragedy that occurred...but it’s because of those events that the ship lives on. If anyone looks into these liners including Olympic...if they survived WW1 u-boats, they were ALL scrapped in the 1930’s leading up to WW2...air travel had become the new transatlantic transportation so these steamers were no longer needed. So if titanic didn’t hit the ice berg and the events that have become part of history didn’t happen...titanic would have been forgotten long ago and been scrapped like its sister in 1935, I think a lot of people would think that titanic would be some floating museum if it had never hit the ice berg..but the truth is, this was just a large ship and without the events of April 14 would be forgotten all together and we’d never been fascinated like we are with the wreck we can physically see and take artifacts from*
I was given a piece of coal from an expedition in 92 or 94 somewhere in my collection storage...it came in a sealed bag, a coa, and it sat in a nice box, nice guy from somewhere in the USA sent it to me in like 1998. he saw my Titanic website and he sent me that...I wish I knew what storage bin I have it in.
Someone got me a small peace of the wooden deck in a glass small case. It come with Prof papers it was only 2 inches long. I went down the beach and tost it back in the sea.
Ok hold on a second. Pirates back in the day where violent people to say the least. Passenger ships are innocent people having a good time in . No one deserves death. Even though Titanic ship sinking is beyond tragic is still a terrible accident. With many people who financed the Titanic ship. I am sure regretted for the rest of their lives.
As for the debris fields of the Titanic ship 🚢 the outside is fair game. In terms of salvage but it is a grave. No headstone the ship is the resting place unfortunately. Many bodies where recovered from the 💧. But the ones inside the Titanic sinking ship. Try that visual poor people OMG. All you can do is pray.
Whether the fire had burned out or not - the ship's side was noticably weakened before the sailing already, so the iceberg didn't have much work to do ripping her her open. Get the truth out there !! That Captain and Ismay were beneath contempt, and 100% guilty of murder. Thank God he never sailed again! 🙏🙏🙏
This is complete nonsense, the fire had nothing to do with the sinking at all. Coal fires were a very common occurrence on ships of the day. The crew did exactly what was supposed to be done, removed the coal from that bunker right away and get the fire out. This was accomplished and that coal bunker was empty. Barrett testified that the WT door had a dent on it where the fire was. It was made very clear this was a small dent and had no compromising effect on the wall. This wasn’t a raging inferno, it was a smoldering coal fire. It also was nowhere near the outer wall of the ship, where the ice damage was. Titanic sank because a 50,000 ton object traveling at 22.5 knots hit an immovable object. You don’t need construction flaws or fires for that kind of impact to cause serious damage. Titanic was as unlucky as they come because it was a glancing blow on the side, and the damage extended across 5 watertight compartments and into the coal bunker of a 6th. Yea it was the bunker that the fire had been in, but that has no bearing on anything. The coal bunker itself was not watertight. So it filled up with water andthen the bunker door failed allowing boiler RM 5 to fill. Titanic essentially leaked herself to death. 12 square feet, about the size of your front door, worth of damage was all titanic had. However as I said before it was spread out across a 3rd of the ships hulls. No ship could survive that. In fact titanic faired better than most. She remained relatively stable for most of the sinking, never capsized, and allowed almost all lifeboats to get off safely. Try and find another sinking in history where the ship went down so slowly and evenly. Some people believe that it would have last even longer had it not been for the extra 2’ of damage that went into the coal bunker of Boiler Room 5. Titanic was a well designed ship and well built. It was just a freak perfect storm accident. Has nothing to do with anyone except the iceberg. There is no conspiracy.
CEO Stockton rush will meet up with captain smith,who together we're head strung on getting to there target 🎯 forgetting about passenger safety Ph lived his life around the Titanic and sadly came to his dimise, although if he were still alive,he probably would want to end his days there RIP to all involved with the titan tragedy 🙏🌻🌈
This is nothing more than your opinion - what proof do you have that the owner, designer or captain knew about the "fire" - all you said is they must have known which does not mean in any way that they knew of such a debatable fire - but I suppose it makes good fiction for your purposes.
Bring as much of that ship, and all the others, TO THE SURFACE, an awful thing happened, but it is certainly no grave site, murder, perhaps, bring it all up, people want to see it !
@@tur74d56 I think at the time they shouldn't have taken anything from the titanic I think just by taking video and photos would be a lot better yeah don't get me wrong its interesting seeing the artifacts but at the time should have stayed where it was.
"People would love this piece!" People would have loved their relatives survival MORE ! SO many lost on the site, and artefacts matter more !!!. DON'T make me angry !!
Boy i bet the people taking stuff from all the dead from Titanic wouldn't mind if people opened their families graves and grabbed a frw things. Shamr on these people
IMO it seems like a faulty comparison, ESPECIALLY if one doesn't differentiate between the items picked up out of the debris field and those not - and what is or isn't from the passengers, and is from the ship itself, regardless of if it came out of the debris field or not.
R.I.P. PH Nargeolet...Mr Titanic!...and to the other 4 souls who died in the Titan submersible
My parents recorded this on VHS, I must have watched it 10 times as a kid but I haven't seen it since about 1997! Thanks for uploading! 😁
Glad you enjoyed it
This documentary inspired me to study archaeology. I find presenting information and findings very interesting. Unfortunately, I did not complete my studies due to my health. I prefer to focus on the history above ground, but the maritime archeology of the Titanic is completely different and continues to interest me. On a hard drive I collect documentaries and films, photos and documents, interviews with survivors on film and text, photos of unearthed objects, etc.
28:50 oh my gosh a jar of Olives from the Titanic that is unreal I wonder if they're still good they look like it imagine eating an olive that came from the Titanic!! so incredible I hope that is preserved in a museum
This Is The 1994 Titanic Expedition. Thank You For Sharing This. I'm A Big Titanic Fanatic.
Hundred and some odd years later, is still so fascinating! Such a beautiful and sad thing all at the same time. RIP to all!
Seeing the almost perfectly preserved olives from the Titanic was awesome! I had no idea something like that could have survived. Figured the lid would rust through and ruin the contents beyond recognition. Although its definitely inedible, its probably my favorite find on this film. Thank you for posting this video.
Im all for collecting artifacts from the titanic for museums. Since 1985 when i first saw the underwater pics of the newly found titanic on my dads national geographic, i was 9 and hooked. The intrigue that I have for this ship is unnending, and i dont know why. I watch every titanic video, movie, documentary, read every book twice, listened to podcasts and she keeps fucking ending up on the ocean floor. My love of this ship and fascination never ends. Was sad to see Mr.Titanic on here knowing now hes a part of that ocean floor where he went to explore so many times. Seems like a good ending for him.
the MASSIVE Coal fire absolutely played a giant part in the sinking. the integrity of the hull directly where the iceberg impacted was gravely affected by the fire, weakening it. there is a pretty solid documentary detailing what was essentially swept under the rug in the whole investigation.
This is absolutely amazing footage. 😮. I am speechless. It’s just crazy what they pulled off. All of those artifacts. Bravo. The passengers of the Titanic… their stories can be told.
George tullock was a used car salesman before he went after Titanic those binoculars are a lovely find indeed a crucial piece of history
he is rather ghoulish in his speech and actions.
SO many people have nothing but bad things to say about George Tulloch and his salvage operations. I would personally like to say that thanks to the efforts of George and his team, I have gotten an up close and personal experience with Titanic. I have touched those very bollards they raise at 39:15, and it sent chills down my spine. I felt closer to the story of Titanic than ever before, and I am not ashamed to admit that I wept silent tears of sorrow for the people that endured that terrible experience, right there in the museum, and I'll never forget my wife laying a comforting hand on my shoulder because she could just sense how much sorrow I felt for people I had never known. Embarrassed, I apologized to the museum staff, but they told me it was okay and that it happened all the time, and this was why the museum existed. To bring it home for those of us fascinated with Titanic's story. I was absolutely in awe of "The Big Piece", and it really gave you a sense of scale of the ship, seeing the portholes and then looking at pictures of the ship as she was before sinking. It really is an awesome, incredible experience, and I highly recommend it to anyone that loves the Titanic to view the museums and see these beautiful pieces for yourselves. RIP George Tulloch. Thank you for bringing the Titanic alive for me.
Well aren't you lucky! Nothing like robbing graves. Shame on you!
@@sheilaghbrosky4150 So you’d rather let the ocean destroy all those artifacts? Damn. Shame on you! 🤦🏻♂️
@@sheilaghbrosky4150 Plus, wouldn’t you rather keep all those people’s memories alive? Can’t do that whenever their things are deep within darkness. Bodies are different. But there isn’t any bodies left. Therefore, keeping their things in museums would probably be the best. Either way.. seems kinda “shameful” to hate on this dude for nothing.
Nothing like stealing dead peoples things to make money off of. There were plenty of pictures and things from the time period to see what was what. The sea took it down let the sea keep it.
I too touched the “big piece” when I was in Las Vegas. Just to saw I had a hand on the most famous ship of all time was thrilling. Such a dork,I know… I’ve changed my thoughts on the salvage. I’m glad they brought it up. It’s all but rusted away now.
Remember watching this... hard to believe its coming up on 30 years... having stood less than a foot away from the titanics bell... i say thanks to george tulloch for the vision.. RIP
This documentary knocked me sick. Total disrespect for that ship and all who died on her. I felt sad watching them celebrate and talk about money and business whilst pillaging her remains 😪
honestly in my book they should salvage as much of this as they can and peserve their stories cause i heard in 2030 there wont be anything left can you imagine a graveyard without the headstones (not me)
I watched this video over and over and my dream was to work onboard the Nautile.. such an amazing piece of Engineering. Today I hope for the safe return of a personal hero of mine Paul Henri Nargeolet.
Holy fuck! A documentary who says "slow decay" over "rapid decay" (round of applause)
"The pressure DROPS to 6000lb per square inch" I think he means the pressure INCREASES to 6000lb per square inch. To think this fella is in charge of the whole operation ??
I'm pretty sure he meant diving down to the depth where it's 6,000 pounds per square inch
@@michaelmckinnon7314 Never !! who would have guessed ?
@@scabbycatcat4202 then what on earth was the point of your original statement?
The Vegas exhibit was awesome in 2014. I can't imagine having two weeks just hauling Titanic relics every single day.
The coal fire (common) had nothing to do with the sinking, she sank because she hit a bloody great rock hard iceberg.
Yeah, people just obsess about Titanic and it makes them hunt for conspiracies and problems that don't really exist. It's a Greek tragedy at sea, and people get weird about it.
@@VanishedPNW well said
Well the sinking was based on many things together and its true that the coal fire bended one water walls steal.
Susanna Walls on ships are called bulkheads, * steel. And the coal fire did not bend any of them:
ruclips.net/video/KlB53KG71Ks/видео.html
I did not say it caused the sinking. Steal brokes easily in frozen temperatures. Just saw lab tests on those.
13:03 George Tulloch RIP. cancer in 2004 I believe. my 5 yr old daughters a brain cancer survivor
would not wish cancer on anyone but he is overseeing grave robbing MY OPINION you do not have to agree
The only man who got down to business and raised whatever he could including the Big Peace ! To bad he died
@@markwalford-groom I agree
@@ArronP just clicked your page and read your long intro from years ago ,how is your daughter , i volunteer for a local childrens cancer charity based nr southampton UK
@@markwalford-groom oh I thought that u meant my channel about section but I now realize that u meant the video... I need to make an updated one...but I'm 38, my son's 9 and my daughter is 5. she's been in remission since March 2019. she's doing great, lots of life in her, love her lots.. she's been thru alot since she was born. chemo for a year, far away hospital stays, it's been hard that's for sure.... luckily she don't remember most of it too much...
The triangular shaped hole was most likely caused by pressure on that portion of the hull in the little over 80 years between the Titanic sinking and this documentary
Smith was the captain. He was in charge. Everyone on the ship while out on the ocean was under his charge. He was responsible.
This guy could justify stabbing the tooth fairy.. Others are grave robbers, but not he..
woo_rsv71:
Funnily enough, that's exactly what he did in the follow up video...
There is a lot of people who would want to sell or auction artifacts for profit, however this went to museums, the only item sold was coal from the debris field.
You need to give them to a museum don't dare profit from a tragedy!! It's a grave😭
Everything went to a museum other than the coal, which was sold as souvenir pieces. I own a piece. It is my favorite possession because it really brings me in touch with the wreck.
Rip ph nargolet. xx
Third class passengers barred from exiting. WHAAAAAT ???
I'm pretty sure small objects are buried under the seabed floor that will never be recovered.........at any cost
31:43 - Imagine finding and holding the binoculars that could have saved the Titanic.. fabulous documentary!
Or maybe they are the binoculars Fourth officer Boxhall had when he spotted the Californian in the horizon...
INTERESTING
Waiting for more videos
I wish they could have made a floating museum....that would have been on my bucket list for.
Stop saying the Titanic is a grave!!!!! Many took everything from pirates ships or from the Lusitania etc etc and nobody called them graves. Let them rescue everything they can before the objets disapeared forever! They belong to human history.
Those artifacts have no historical or scientific value, common objects from the period which were standard White Line inventory.
Also lets not forget her sister ship Olympic whish is well documented and whose inventory was sold off before being scraped.
Urm it is though. People have died in it. Soooo 🤨
But it is a grave over 1500 died on it or around it
@@Th3Damnedthats the dumbest thing I have ever heard..
Grave or not, treasures from the Titanic belong in museums for all the world to see.
I used to believe these artefacts should be left alone. But now my views are changing.
I love this doc!
So there were issues already on this boat prior to hitting the ice-berg...? WOW!
Cannot believe how this catastrophe still took place! To think that it ALL could have been completely avoided... Did any survivors, at the time, file lawsuits?
Very sad to hear of the deaths of five people at the Titanic wreck Including on board is P.H Nargeolet (who appears in this documentary).
If you have posstive messages to leave in his memory please do leave below 👇
I really wished Bob Ballard would of claimed the ship and no one would be able to touch it it would be a sacred grave site
They looks so happy when that part came out of water 😆🥳39:40 , 40:08 just look at that cute titanic cake ,soo cute... 😂😂
Rest in peace all the people on the rms titanic ⚘
The IGNORANCE demonstrated in this film is breathtaking. You might have thought they would have done some basic homework about how ships work and operate before making such stupid suggestions. Everyone involved in shipping knows that a Captain has GOD like authority aboard his ship. Bruce Ismay was well aware of this and he would not have DREAMT of trying to influence a Captain of his own ship whether he was chairman of the company or not. Also it is MASSIVELY disrespectful for anyone to suggest that Capt. Smith would have allowed himself to be so influenced. The Titanic was steaming at her normal service speed when the collision occured . Also Dennis Tuohy should be given the wooden spoon for spouting this GARBAGE.
Many like these people disturbed the ship and the souls on board. I can remember this documentary being shown on Discovery Channel. i was appalled after it.
What if the ship identified as a male and was just mad ppl were calling it a her
A ship can't identify itself as anything, it's an inanimate object,that said ships are generally referred to as she
@@michaelmckinnon7314 I bet your real fun at a party. Sense your a joke I’d think you would know how to take one. 🤡
Look at the red lobster 🦞 floating around the Titanic wreck the contrast in size the little lobster 🦞 The huge ship.
How can they dive there in a short and shirts? Isn't North Atlantic Ocean really cold?
No not really.
Leave that ship of sorrow alone!!! 😡 From the very moment this watery grave was found, people have done nothing but desecrate it. Why can't humans stop being greedy and SELFISH! Nothing should have ever been brought up from this wreckage. This was one of the most horrible and terrifying nights for every single soul on this ship. If when it was found, all that should have been done was just to explore the reasons to why it sank, nothing else!!!
BLA BLA BLA !!!! Boring !! Raise everything before it’s to late
@@tur74d56 lol your joking right? You want or think the ship can be raised two miles up and last lol cute
@@somersfamily I´m sure Darren T is just speaking about artefacts, and not the whole ship.....eyeryone knows that it is impossible......
@@tur74d56 No firsts that's impossible second that's total disrespectful to the dead the titanic should stay as she lays let mother nature take over just my opinion.
I appreciate this guys passion, but I couldn't imagine being on a boat with this yapoy little bastar* for weeks 😄
8 hours?!
Just as I believe it be.
An explosion from the fire !!!
Any sign of the replica Tutankhamun ??
Why do the Americans get the loot ?????
A British liner, built in Britain, salied from Britsin with many British artefacts aboard, and America gets the salvage?
Something wrong here !
They don’t they are in museums around the world , Las Vegas has the big piece
This explanation makes sense. We know Titanic split into the coal fire 🔥 might have contributed to it?.
Eventually that stuff will all be gone whether it rusted away or covered up under the sea floor forever we need to rescue as much as we can so Titanic isn't forgotten to history
*The whole Titanic saga is quite a paradox...let me explain*
*We remember and know of titanic because of the loss of life and the tragedy that occurred...but it’s because of those events that the ship lives on. If anyone looks into these liners including Olympic...if they survived WW1 u-boats, they were ALL scrapped in the 1930’s leading up to WW2...air travel had become the new transatlantic transportation so these steamers were no longer needed. So if titanic didn’t hit the ice berg and the events that have become part of history didn’t happen...titanic would have been forgotten long ago and been scrapped like its sister in 1935, I think a lot of people would think that titanic would be some floating museum if it had never hit the ice berg..but the truth is, this was just a large ship and without the events of April 14 would be forgotten all together and we’d never been fascinated like we are with the wreck we can physically see and take artifacts from*
I thought the tumbnail was of Bruce Dickinson at first! The heck.
Dropping an absolute titanic turd right now bois
I have a piece of coal that was recovered on this expedition.
Didn’t they stop raising the coal and selling it ? What a mistake that was
I was given a piece of coal from an expedition in 92 or 94 somewhere in my collection storage...it came in a sealed bag, a coa, and it sat in a nice box, nice guy from somewhere in the USA sent it to me in like 1998. he saw my Titanic website and he sent me that...I wish I knew what storage bin I have it in.
Someone got me a small peace of the wooden deck in a glass small case. It come with Prof papers it was only 2 inches long. I went down the beach and tost it back in the sea.
@@chriscollins550 😂😂😂😂
Ok hold on a second. Pirates back in the day where violent people to say the least. Passenger ships are innocent people having a good time in . No one deserves death. Even though Titanic ship sinking is beyond tragic is still a terrible accident. With many people who financed the Titanic ship. I am sure regretted for the rest of their lives.
As for the debris fields of the Titanic ship 🚢 the outside is fair game. In terms of salvage but it is a grave. No headstone the ship is the resting place unfortunately. Many bodies where recovered from the 💧. But the ones inside the Titanic sinking ship. Try that visual poor people OMG. All you can do is pray.
they took my piece of titanic coal 😂😂
@46:12 R.I.P Paul-Henri Nargeolet
Whether the fire had burned out or not - the ship's side was noticably weakened before the sailing already, so the iceberg didn't have much work to do ripping her her open.
Get the truth out there !!
That Captain and Ismay were beneath contempt,
and 100% guilty of murder.
Thank God he never sailed again! 🙏🙏🙏
This is complete nonsense, the fire had nothing to do with the sinking at all. Coal fires were a very common occurrence on ships of the day. The crew did exactly what was supposed to be done, removed the coal from that bunker right away and get the fire out. This was accomplished and that coal bunker was empty. Barrett testified that the WT door had a dent on it where the fire was. It was made very clear this was a small dent and had no compromising effect on the wall. This wasn’t a raging inferno, it was a smoldering coal fire. It also was nowhere near the outer wall of the ship, where the ice damage was. Titanic sank because a 50,000 ton object traveling at 22.5 knots hit an immovable object. You don’t need construction flaws or fires for that kind of impact to cause serious damage. Titanic was as unlucky as they come because it was a glancing blow on the side, and the damage extended across 5 watertight compartments and into the coal bunker of a 6th. Yea it was the bunker that the fire had been in, but that has no bearing on anything. The coal bunker itself was not watertight. So it filled up with water andthen the bunker door failed allowing boiler RM 5 to fill. Titanic essentially leaked herself to death. 12 square feet, about the size of your front door, worth of damage was all titanic had. However as I said before it was spread out across a 3rd of the ships hulls. No ship could survive that. In fact titanic faired better than most. She remained relatively stable for most of the sinking, never capsized, and allowed almost all lifeboats to get off safely. Try and find another sinking in history where the ship went down so slowly and evenly. Some people believe that it would have last even longer had it not been for the extra 2’ of damage that went into the coal bunker of Boiler Room 5. Titanic was a well designed ship and well built. It was just a freak perfect storm accident. Has nothing to do with anyone except the iceberg. There is no conspiracy.
CEO Stockton rush will meet up with captain smith,who together we're head strung on getting to there target 🎯 forgetting about passenger safety
Ph lived his life around the Titanic and sadly came to his dimise, although if he were still alive,he probably would want to end his days there RIP to all involved with the titan tragedy 🙏🌻🌈
Interesting.
Well, that didn't age well.
This is nothing more than your opinion - what proof do you have that the owner, designer or captain knew about the "fire" - all you said is they must have known which does not mean in any way that they knew of such a debatable fire - but I suppose it makes good fiction for your purposes.
Wow
Bring as much of that ship, and all the others, TO THE SURFACE, an awful thing happened, but it is certainly no grave site, murder, perhaps, bring it all up, people want to see it !
These people are thief’s
Yes grave robbers
@@chrisstecker9679 No they are saving Artefacts for you to look at which is why you are watching this show !
@@chrisstecker9679
And so are Egyptologists
@@tur74d56 no they are doing nothing but making money on the backs of dead people.
@@tur74d56 I think at the time they shouldn't have taken anything from the titanic I think just by taking video and photos would be a lot better yeah don't get me wrong its interesting seeing the artifacts but at the time should have stayed where it was.
Filthy grave robbers! 🤬
So why you watching it?? , you clearly love seeing what happens so you really are with the rest of us ! RAISE THE ARTEFACTS!!!
Nonsense...
"People would love this piece!"
People would have loved their relatives survival MORE !
SO many lost on the site, and artefacts matter more !!!.
DON'T make me angry !!
Lol, 🤦♂️
Boy i bet the people taking stuff from all the dead from Titanic wouldn't mind if people opened their families graves and grabbed a frw things. Shamr on these people
IMO it seems like a faulty comparison, ESPECIALLY if one doesn't differentiate between the items picked up out of the debris field and those not - and what is or isn't from the passengers, and is from the ship itself, regardless of if it came out of the debris field or not.
Whatever
you like conspiracies ....big fukindeal profiteer
titanic is not a grave!
Okay why isn't Titanic a grave cuz it's not really there..lol
If you'd have been a passenger and past it would have, but then again your comment makes you no different than these weasels/ Vultures!
@@rlh888 I don't know how your comment makes any sense
Lol ok
@@TheHar543 wtf
These people are no better than grave robbers. Let the dead rest in peace. Leave their tomb alone.
No they need to start raising more artefacts before they rot , to bad George died , he probably would of raised both sections of the ship ! If only
I don't like this guy!!!!!!!
I find it very disrespectful they're celebrating his birthday with a cake of titanic on the spot the ship went down w/ 1500 souls