@Abcity he knew before the majority of the passengers knew that half of them would not live to see the sunrise ever again. He is a true irishman in my book, selfless to the end and let others go before him. God rest your soul sir 1873-1912.
Every year in early April since I was young, I follow the events of Titanic’s maiden voyage day by day. Watching these videos I learn even more. How exciting that this year in particular the days of the week line up as they did in 1912. Unbelievable work on the Titanic H&G project so far, keep it up!
closest thing we have is only the Nomadic since it's still around today but I'm so upset about the fact that Olympic was dismantled, I completely understand why they did it though
Not sure this is right. The video is of the Adam Sitting Room, which would make this B-51, 53, 55. The fireplace, which is on the forward bulkhead, makes this Starboard.
I love that little tidbit about that ship congratulating captain Smith about his last voyage on the finest ship in the world. I had no idea that had ever happened.
French liner La Touraine: “Bon Voyage, Titanic.” (“Bon Voyage” is French, it means “have a happy trip!”) Captain Smith of the Titanic: “Thank you, La Touraine!” Me, 108 years later: “If they only knew...”
I'm not a pro, but I think that number of operating boilers not always indicates the ship's speed. Boilers produce steam, which powers ships machines, that in turn power the screws. If the machines can only absorb so much steam, lets say from 90% of boilers, this will mean that they will not be able to transfer that additional 10% of steam into HP of the machines no matter what. Since early boilers where not as fail safe as later ones, perhaps the Titanic had several boilers in reserve in case some operational ones would break down and will have to be put out of operation? Although its an extra weight for the ship, it does offer the option of maintaining top speed even if some of the boilers are not lit. And btw, thanks for awesome content!
As a kid I always relished the fact that because I was born on the 12 and titanic sank on the 15, I could have had my birthday party onboard if I was born 100 years earlier!
What better way to spend the night than a luxurious dinner party in the Ala Carte Restaurant and retiring to a parlor suite to play Bridge? The level of luxuriousness is mind boggling! Brandys by the fireplace in the smoking room anyone?
I think 21-21,5 knots were her designet cruising speed, her flank speed was 24-25 knots with full steam pressure, at the maximum revolutions of her screws, but Titanic never achieved such speed. I red that her top were 23,25 knots steaming Southampton after her sea trials.
Wait, there are two-cabin suites of the sitting room, two suites of bedrooms and private promenade deck on B-52, 54 & 56 goes towards Mr. Ismay chairman of the white star line on the port side and the other one on the starboard side of B-51, 53 & 55 goes towards Charottle Cardeza and her son, Thomas there. In the movie of Titanic, Rose with her fiance and her mother stayed here of this suite like one.
I can’t help but wonder how the sharp bow designed affected its performance as opposed to the modern spoon shaped design bow. looking at it now it seems leak search an obvious easy improvement now 🤔
Isn't Boiler Room 1 normally only active in port and not used during voyages? That'd mean there would only ever be 24 boilers at most lit at sea. I'm going off information I read on Encyclopedia Titanica from an article called "Cold-starting the Titanic", which I believe would have been fairly well researched by the author.
Well ... i developed already this kind of arrogance ... believing that I know already anything what can be known about Titanic ... but I am wrong (!) ... thanks to "Titanic: Honor And Glory" (!) ... there is still quite a bit to learn more about the maiden voyage of the unsinkable Titanic (!) ... the only thing I still can say with certainty is ... that such a woman like the "unsinkable Molly Brown" IS for sure my dream wife ... ;-)
Hey I wanted to know if you guys heard about Roy Mengot's theory of how The Break-Up happened I mean it would explain why a lot of people assume that the ship went down intact I just was wondering if you heard about it and what you thought about it..
The last handful had just been lit a few hours before the collision, hence why Barrett and his team were so surprised to see an all-stop order come down the telegraph in the middle of the night. The plan was indeed to have her test her top speed over the course of Monday the 15th.
For third class passengers, would they have access to the purser? Or would they have had their own Pursers Office like first or second? I realize its unlikely for the 3 rd class to have valuables, but family heirlooms maybe.
So me and my friends were having an argument on why titanic couldn’t see the iceberg. I couldn’t find any factual evidence to show them the visibility, I need help 😂
Am I to understand that “Titanic” could have made 29-30 knots with all 29 boilers lit if she was already doing 21 knots with just 21 operating? Wouldn’t that of made of made her a Blue Ribbon contender? On that note, what was the greatest speed recorder on the Olympic?
No. The Olympic class weren't designed for speed and were only capable of a top speed of 24 knots, generally cruising at 21 knots. The ships, being powered mostly by reciprocating engines, didn't have the power to allow a ship of such size to steam so quickly.
The more I hear about Thomas Andrews, the more I admire him
@Abcity he knew before the majority of the passengers knew that half of them would not live to see the sunrise ever again. He is a true irishman in my book, selfless to the end and let others go before him. God rest your soul sir 1873-1912.
YES same, I really like him! The more I read and hear about him, the fonder of him I get
would have been so much easier had the captain and andrew’s survived
I love that Andrews had soda bread to remind him of home.
I’m just imagining Ismay coming out of the bathroom after taking a bath and seeing Rose and Cal and being like “what are you doing in here‽”
Or Ismay seeing Rose laying nude on the couch while Jack draws her like his French girls.
I’d like to think they were roommates.
In that case then in camron movie where was Bruce's cabin?
@@jamesfracasse8178 it’s not stated where his cabin was in the movie, but if I had to guess, I would guess it was one of the SR T-Z on boat deck.
@@jamesfracasse8178
It was next to a lifeboat. 🙄
That’s nice of chief Baker Joughin to make some Irish soda bread for Thomas Andrews! 😁
Every year in early April since I was young, I follow the events of Titanic’s maiden voyage day by day. Watching these videos I learn even more. How exciting that this year in particular the days of the week line up as they did in 1912. Unbelievable work on the Titanic H&G project so far, keep it up!
Hey, you're right! The days of this year DO match with 1912! Cool!
Same. Today is April 12th, 2023. Each year from April 10th through April 15th, I refer to as Titanic week.
The restaurant looks beautiful and the Titanic looks fab during daytime :)
Oh yeah I remeber that. "Why on Earth does Cal have all their stuff hauled into Ismay's cabin?!", me thinking.
no wonder why he acted the way he did in the film, he had his room stolen.
I would have love traveling on a White Star Line ship sure they had a lot of accidents, but their Interiors was no match....
Had you been a millionaire then it would've been another experience to add to your already exquisite portfolio. 🥇💨💖
@@TheGeezzer If I Was A Millionaire I'd be making my house into the grand staircase LOL
@Canadian wafflz YT a lot of people would come visit dot-dot. I'd make them pay $500 LOL
The RMS Campania was quite a sight.
closest thing we have is only the Nomadic since it's still around today but I'm so upset about the fact that Olympic was dismantled, I completely understand why they did it though
B-52, 54, 56 is also the is same cabin that JP Morgan originally was supposed to occupy.
Cancel for the last second...
@@Richardsonprincess00 Right
Not sure this is right. The video is of the Adam Sitting Room, which would make this B-51, 53, 55. The fireplace, which is on the forward bulkhead, makes this Starboard.
I love that little tidbit about that ship congratulating captain Smith about his last voyage on the finest ship in the world. I had no idea that had ever happened.
French liner La Touraine: “Bon Voyage, Titanic.” (“Bon Voyage” is French, it means “have a happy trip!”)
Captain Smith of the Titanic: “Thank you, La Touraine!”
Me, 108 years later: “If they only knew...”
Interesting fact of April 12th, 1912: That is the day Clara Barton, American Civil War nurse, dies.
I'm not a pro, but I think that number of operating boilers not always indicates the ship's speed. Boilers produce steam, which powers ships machines, that in turn power the screws. If the machines can only absorb so much steam, lets say from 90% of boilers, this will mean that they will not be able to transfer that additional 10% of steam into HP of the machines no matter what. Since early boilers where not as fail safe as later ones, perhaps the Titanic had several boilers in reserve in case some operational ones would break down and will have to be put out of operation? Although its an extra weight for the ship, it does offer the option of maintaining top speed even if some of the boilers are not lit. And btw, thanks for awesome content!
I really hope for a sinking demo on april 15th or a better look into npcs
rossigkind titanic sunk the 14th
Dutch van der Linde And the 15th.
The Privileged Capitalist yes but it started and the majority of the sinking started on the 14th and sunk threw the morning of the 15th
@@dutchvanderlinde6209 No, the Titanic only sank for 20 minutes on April 14th and 2 hours on April 15th.
MasterBearAttack true enough she struck the iceberg though on the 14th
Bridge in the Ismay suite sounds like a nice end to the day.
I Have A Titanic Profile Picture. Imagine being a fly on the wall and just watching it go down
All I'm thinking about now is that Irish soda bread I want to try.😋🍞
As a kid I always relished the fact that because I was born on the 12 and titanic sank on the 15, I could have had my birthday party onboard if I was born 100 years earlier!
Looking forward to see more of such videos! I really wish that we will finally see a remastered real-time in few days!
What better way to spend the night than a luxurious dinner party in the Ala Carte Restaurant and retiring to a parlor suite to play Bridge? The level of luxuriousness is mind boggling!
Brandys by the fireplace in the smoking room anyone?
Yeees
I think 21-21,5 knots were her designet cruising speed, her flank speed was 24-25 knots with full steam pressure, at the maximum revolutions of her screws, but Titanic never achieved such speed. I red that her top were 23,25 knots steaming Southampton after her sea trials.
Wait, there are two-cabin suites of the sitting room, two suites of bedrooms and private promenade deck on B-52, 54 & 56 goes towards Mr. Ismay chairman of the white star line on the port side and the other one on the starboard side of B-51, 53 & 55 goes towards Charottle Cardeza and her son, Thomas there. In the movie of Titanic, Rose with her fiance and her mother stayed here of this suite like one.
I love these videos. Keep up the great work.
I can’t help but wonder how the sharp bow designed affected its performance as opposed to the modern spoon shaped design bow. looking at it now it seems leak search an obvious easy improvement now 🤔
I say, the reproductions of the ship's interiors are quite smashing.
i find it cool that this ear the days are matching the days 1o7 years ago :)
You're correct! It is!
Love the model of the R.M.S. Lusitania behind you, Tom!
You guys ROCK!!!! Excellent work!
i just serched up my birthday (april 12) & this shows up- THATS CREEPY I WATCHED TITANIC TODAY AND IM OBSESSED WITH IT
keep up the good work
this game + VR = win
Will you guys be doing a live stream Sunday Night?
I’ve been asking but they won’t respond.
Maybe it's a mystery
Got to love "21"...
Titanic's first full day at sea
Amazing graphics. I smell a surprise livestream coming up.
108 Years ago 🖤
Who’s watching these videos exactly a year after they were uploaded, in 2020?
Imagine if she went 25 knots with all boiler lit
I JUST REMEMBERED THE ANNIVERSARY IS LIKE TWO DAYS AWAY OH SHIT HDHDHDHD
I wish someone would try and find all the interior in titanic.
I knew. I discovered all area in Titanic. Including berth cabins for crews at the front and the hospital
It's easy to know if you can find the map of all decks on internet
Hello, very well made video. What is the name of the background music you are using? Thanks!
Nice video! Will we have any livestreams this year?
Isn't Boiler Room 1 normally only active in port and not used during voyages? That'd mean there would only ever be 24 boilers at most lit at sea. I'm going off information I read on Encyclopedia Titanica from an article called "Cold-starting the Titanic", which I believe would have been fairly well researched by the author.
Boiler room 1 was primarly used for electrical equipments and in port because the boilers were small, but they could well be used at sea.
Thomas Andrews
Are you going to do a long sinking video this year?
21 mph is 18 knots, didn't Titanic have a service speed of 22 knots (25 mph)and a top speed of 24 knots (28 mph)
That would be an important tidbit to have verified, thanks for posing the question!
Can we please have more videos by Matt?
Does this year follow the same days as in April? (The accident accured on a Sunday)
Yup!
Does enybody know the name of the music in the background?
TheMiikaGaming ise Shazam
Well ... i developed already this kind of arrogance ... believing that I know already anything what can be known about Titanic ... but I am wrong (!) ... thanks to "Titanic: Honor And Glory" (!) ... there is still quite a bit to learn more about the maiden voyage of the unsinkable Titanic (!) ... the only thing I still can say with certainty is ... that such a woman like the "unsinkable Molly Brown" IS for sure my dream wife ... ;-)
Wasn’t Cabins b52, 54 and 56 the cabins rose and her family had in the movie?
Hey I wanted to know if you guys heard about Roy Mengot's theory of how The Break-Up happened I mean it would explain why a lot of people assume that the ship went down intact I just was wondering if you heard about it and what you thought about it..
If the Titanic hadn't struck the iceberg would it have fired up the boilers in the No.1 Boiler Room to see how fast it could go?
The last handful had just been lit a few hours before the collision, hence why Barrett and his team were so surprised to see an all-stop order come down the telegraph in the middle of the night. The plan was indeed to have her test her top speed over the course of Monday the 15th.
This guy looks like a young Brendan Frasier
THIS IS SAGA AND TALE
What are the books behind you? They look like Hardy boys mysteries!
Warren MacDonald l loved the Hardy Boys, Nancy Drew, Tom Swift, great reading for kids.
I look foward to the Netflix/Hollywood remake that features an all black cast
That would be awesome. Hire Samuel L. Jackson: “I have had it with these MF’in icebergs in this MF’n ocean!”
oh no....
lol
Little do they know...little do they know...
Will the boiler room be in the sim? (Are you guys still working on the sim, by the way?) I loved the Demo 3 VR. Wish I could explore more.
Indeed! Everything will be there
GENTLEMEN TODAY IS APRIL 12,2024 AND TODAY IS ALSO FRIDAY
April 12 is my birthday the 3rd day of the titanics voyage
TITANIC SAGA AND TALE GOOD
Miles / hour ---- or Knots? I think you meant knots.
FIRST!!! Sorry i had to, never happened before
3rd actually.
Nice
For third class passengers, would they have access to the purser? Or would they have had their own Pursers Office like first or second? I realize its unlikely for the 3 rd class to have valuables, but family heirlooms maybe.
I don't think they had that luxury. Even then, Third class passengers wouldn't have trusted a stranger with their valuables.
Cool
AYYY ITS MY BIRTHDAY! ON APRIL 12TH! :D
So me and my friends were having an argument on why titanic couldn’t see the iceberg. I couldn’t find any factual evidence to show them the visibility, I need help 😂
Shouldn't the fireplace and the door position in Ismay's room be inverted?
From what I know this is the other room, because Ismays one isnt in engine yet
Why not mention the coal fire?
This is beautiful but why nobody have a timeline of 9/11
What If we got a real time sinking remastered
Maybe next year, OR this year ;)
@@bobbybobby7943 I do hope for this year :)
@@yungbrazy_yt5847 i really hope too, i saw some channel made a real time sinking with almost the same thumbnail as THG...
How interesting
Am I to understand that “Titanic” could have made 29-30 knots with all 29 boilers lit if she was already doing 21 knots with just 21 operating? Wouldn’t that of made of made her a Blue Ribbon contender? On that note, what was the greatest speed recorder on the Olympic?
No. The Olympic class weren't designed for speed and were only capable of a top speed of 24 knots, generally cruising at 21 knots. The ships, being powered mostly by reciprocating engines, didn't have the power to allow a ship of such size to steam so quickly.
How fast was the titanic able to get up to ?
23.5 knots
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