Finding the Titanic | Bob Ballard: An Explorer’s Life

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  • World renowned explorer, Bob Ballard, describes what it was like hunting for the Titanic and explains that it was actually a cover story for a top-secret naval operation.
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  • @wittydrolls
    @wittydrolls Год назад +273

    I was born in the 90s and grew up with the movie, I never thought about how or when the Titanic got discovered. Only now after the OceanGate incident that I realized how vast and dark the deep sea is. To see how these explorers found her with 80s technology, with blurred cameras and all that, is just out of this world.

    • @ce_l24_beddeepghosh84
      @ce_l24_beddeepghosh84 Год назад

      Me too brooo

    • @theones261
      @theones261 Год назад

      i was there

    • @ni5439
      @ni5439 Год назад +2

      Ocean exploration is older than what most people think. And it has been done with very rudimentary technology. The first somewhat accurate mapping of the ocean floor topography was made by using ropes and counting the length it took until the weight at the end reached the floor. They did that several times in an area and created maps

    • @Scottemmanuel01
      @Scottemmanuel01 Год назад

      Do you have the link to the full video

    • @Maalus3857
      @Maalus3857 Год назад

      Same here😢

  • @31webseries
    @31webseries Год назад +251

    I like that they showed their respect to those 1500 men, women and children from across the world who died horrifically, freezing and terrified in the dark. This isn't just a tourist attraction, it's a memorial.

  • @AzlianaLyana
    @AzlianaLyana 3 года назад +297

    This is one of those historical events that will forever be remembered.

  • @jesusprado9048
    @jesusprado9048 3 года назад +283

    Respect. Honestly been fond of people finding the impossible.

    • @udhayabala8621
      @udhayabala8621 2 года назад +2

      Not impossible when it's possible

    • @Spooky1862
      @Spooky1862 Год назад +2

      @Ellie5621 No one knew exactly where she sank; the Titanic’s reported position turned out to be in error by 13-1/2 miles. Jack Grimm’s expeditions to find the Titanic failed, despite the fact that he had good equipment. Bad weather and bad luck prevented Grimm from succeeding.

    • @spoons250
      @spoons250 Год назад

      @@Ellie5621 It only would have moved a mater of feet from where they gave the distress point at (had it been right). It didnt drink aimlessly, most reported it being as still as if it were being swallowed up by the ground.

  • @Ezrasghost
    @Ezrasghost Год назад +64

    Love the whole story of how they found it. Most people don’t know it’s discovery was a cover up to go find our two missing subs. Rest in peace to those aboard rms titanic as well as our sailors lost aboard thresher and scorpion!

    • @georgebarnes8163
      @georgebarnes8163 8 месяцев назад

      The Titanics location was already known, it was discovered by the deep sea research vessel HMS Hecate in 1980

  • @ZenZill
    @ZenZill Год назад +32

    What great respect they showed. Initially joy of finding a lost piece of history, then the reality of a gravesite that had been unearthed in a sense. It's 2023, I think we're losing people of such great intelligence.

  • @rasulallahkagulamshorts7697
    @rasulallahkagulamshorts7697 Год назад +52

    Bob Ballard is a legend

  • @cricuts1
    @cricuts1 Год назад +24

    Titanic then and Titan now. Heart goes to all those who lost their lives in both incidents.

  • @scotie690
    @scotie690 3 года назад +160

    Not many have guts to do endeavors like this. Ballard had an immense will to do it and got it.

    • @nflbleudollars4534
      @nflbleudollars4534 3 года назад +2

      Lack of funding is not lack of guts. Where did he get the funding?

    • @scotie690
      @scotie690 3 года назад +1

      He was a reputed oceanographer and working in a secret project with the US Navy.

    • @christophergardiner5351
      @christophergardiner5351 Год назад +1

      @@nflbleudollars4534 yeah, but getting the funding was not easy. It was a challenge and achievement as well. I don't see it as a bad thing that he was able to get what he needed especially since it was by persuasion. He wasn't the first as well. Christopher Columbus had to do the same thing.

    • @georgebarnes8163
      @georgebarnes8163 Год назад +1

      @@nflbleudollars4534 He got the funding and equipment from the US navy, he was not looking for the Titanic but was employed by the navy to find two sunken nuclear subs in the area, he tripped across the Titanic purely by accident. The Titanic was located in 1980 by the deep sea research vessel HMS Hecate, Ballard did not discover the ship but the first to reach it thinking it was a submarine.

    • @georgebarnes8163
      @georgebarnes8163 Год назад

      @@user-lr6nj4rm5k certainly was and Ballard has stated the same.

  • @somonnitaacharya4371
    @somonnitaacharya4371 Год назад +8

    4:08, my heart pays homage

  • @viprthered
    @viprthered 2 года назад +122

    Love how they found it right before it sink so they gave the people who lost their lives respect with the moment of silence

    • @a.walters123
      @a.walters123 Год назад +7

      … I’m not sure what you’re talking about. There was 73 years between the sinking and discovery of the Titanic.

    • @sananton2821
      @sananton2821 Год назад

      What about daylight savings time? Was it really the same time?

    • @bena8121
      @bena8121 Год назад +2

      @@sananton2821 I don't think they have daylight saving in the middle of the ocean.

    • @mirfangu
      @mirfangu Год назад +7

      @@a.walters123 maybe the former comment meant that when titanic discovered (the very first time them saw her on that computer) coincidently it was 2:00 am in the morning and titanic was sink about 2:20 at that time so it wasnt wrong to paid respect for those who lost their life.

  • @celtictarotreadings333
    @celtictarotreadings333 Год назад +18

    I can just only imagine being alive in that time and hearing the news that she had been found

    • @DR-mq1vn
      @DR-mq1vn Год назад +4

      I was 17 in 1985 when they found Titanic. It was a huge deal and everyone was excited!

    • @Spooky1862
      @Spooky1862 Год назад

      I’ll never forget it-I was 15 years old and had been a Titanic buff since the age of 9. I remember the whole family being engrossed with the National Geographic article with Ballard’s photos when it was published shortly after he found the wreck. I didn’t think anyone would ever find it!

  • @lucca9234
    @lucca9234 Год назад +14

    Bro tricked the government to get him to find the titanic

  • @NK-iw6rq
    @NK-iw6rq Год назад +16

    Here because of the miss submersible. It bewilders me that the wreckage is so deep that it is virtually like finding a needle in a haystack looking for this sub, BUT somehow 37 years ago, they were able to locate any kind of wreckage (nuclear sub or titanic wreck site) that deep on the ocean floor.

    • @kasperpedersen1527
      @kasperpedersen1527 Год назад +2

      Well as the guy that found the subs and the titanic said. Dont look for big parts. Look for all small fragments and narrow the search down. Titan is very small. So even the fragments wont help to narrow it down. Thats what makes it a needle in the haystack.

    • @SHAWNEESKYWALKER
      @SHAWNEESKYWALKER Год назад

      Titanic / Titan. Is anyone really surprised this happened ? I'm not. Talk about tempting fate.

    • @rockhardsolid3394
      @rockhardsolid3394 Год назад +1

      ​@@kasperpedersen1527Well they found it 500 yards from the Titanic so it wasn't that difficult.

    • @kasperpedersen1527
      @kasperpedersen1527 Год назад

      @@rockhardsolid3394 yepp i was wrong. Really impressive that they found it so quickly.

  • @stevenhill3136
    @stevenhill3136 Год назад +59

    "'It’s been 84 years, and I can still smell the fresh paint. The china had never been used. The sheets had never been slept in. Titanic was called the Ship of Dreams, and it was. It really was"' - Rose

    • @lizs8506
      @lizs8506 Год назад +6

      I love this quote. Thank you for the nice memory

    • @THOMMGB
      @THOMMGB 4 месяца назад

      Nice words, James Cameron.

  • @chhive
    @chhive Год назад +4

    Everything important occurred right around midnight, that gave me chill as that’s also the time Titanic sunk, sounds like Titanic’s calling….

  • @jasijones790
    @jasijones790 Год назад +11

    Who else watching this after this Titan debacle 🥴

  • @tiffanyvarelli8834
    @tiffanyvarelli8834 Год назад +2

    I think that area of the water is like the Bermuda Triangle, maybe worse, it has taken so many people & vessels

  • @BloodofaFool
    @BloodofaFool 2 года назад +14

    i need to watch this whole documentary

  • @darren6687
    @darren6687 2 года назад +4

    Interesting story and account of the disaster

  • @violetlunna
    @violetlunna Год назад +2

    Here trying to figure out where the subersimble might be

  • @Gamebred19964
    @Gamebred19964 Год назад +1

    So Finding 2 US Nuclear submarines are the main objectives, finding Titanic was just a side quest, awesome

  • @kittea1804
    @kittea1804 18 дней назад

    is this part of a larger doc?

  • @PondokKlene77
    @PondokKlene77 3 года назад +3

    Tragedi/ kisah pilu kapal Titanic yang terus di teliti. Terima kasih infonya NG.

  • @joelvanwinkle5976
    @joelvanwinkle5976 Год назад +2

    Respect honestly admire those that find the impossible

  • @crencottrell7849
    @crencottrell7849 3 года назад +12

    Why is it not until decades later that secrets get revealed? 😕

    • @andrewjohnson7
      @andrewjohnson7 3 года назад +15

      Must be something about the word "secret" that's does it. I could be wrong though 🤷‍♂️

    • @Kole_D
      @Kole_D 3 года назад +2

      Bc there secret

  • @johnnyirizarry1276
    @johnnyirizarry1276 Год назад +6

    Anyone here after those 5 people perished submersible 2023

  • @cleverfitz779
    @cleverfitz779 Год назад

    Good evening everyone

  • @joeymarin2577
    @joeymarin2577 Год назад +2

    Who’s here when the sub is on it’s last day 🙏🙏

  • @nick_yn
    @nick_yn Год назад +5

    Who else is here after hearing a certain news? 😑

  • @williamrunsatlanta9491
    @williamrunsatlanta9491 Год назад

    Found it using the expanded lighter debri field. Smart

  • @carljohnson5243
    @carljohnson5243 2 года назад +2

    Eagerly waiting for the finding of Flight MH370

  • @albertoascari9390
    @albertoascari9390 3 года назад +7

    Lost two submarines with nuclear reactors..... Ok

  • @kristjankodarin9730
    @kristjankodarin9730 2 года назад +1

    Nice

  • @tonyloyafoos
    @tonyloyafoos 3 года назад +28

    Every event in history and every event that is bound to happen is all written somewhere, it’s all meant to happen.

  • @Lillyshomer517
    @Lillyshomer517 2 года назад +1

    OMG OMG I love you guys I have your hammerhead shark pajamas and your sea turtle pajamas I even have your Bengal tiger and The grizzly bear and all the animals

  • @saravananmuthusamykonar2292
    @saravananmuthusamykonar2292 3 года назад +2

    Tha magic word TITANIC

  • @e0n2006
    @e0n2006 Год назад +1

    i dont like the fact that he says HE found it ... THEY found it

  • @JBliehall
    @JBliehall Год назад +5

    Why did he not bring just one item up from the depths and claim salvage rights to the Titanic? Then the ship could have been left in peace instead of being torn apart for "relics" to be sold on the open market by the French. Instead he placed a plaque. I find it very troubling.

    • @kasperpedersen1527
      @kasperpedersen1527 Год назад

      Well now they have cut out a pretty big piece of hull to preserve the titanic indefinitely.

    • @melee148
      @melee148 Год назад

      Because he was being respectful. It is a grave after all

    • @gokulgopan4397
      @gokulgopan4397 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@kasperpedersen1527the piece wasn't cut out. It was seperated during the breakup and found in the debris field.

    • @kasperpedersen1527
      @kasperpedersen1527 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@gokulgopan4397 interesting. Was sure I’ve read/heard that it was cut out. Thank you for correcting me 🙂.

  • @rahulsolorider9440
    @rahulsolorider9440 6 месяцев назад +1

    😅😊

  • @Teebiskit
    @Teebiskit Год назад +2

    If these two submarines imploded then unfortunately that titanic vessel had to of imploded as well

    • @therustynut1081
      @therustynut1081 Год назад

      The only time any item would implode is if its sealed.. that being said since the vast majority of the titanic was not 100% watertight, means that once it submerged it was able to equalize pressure

    • @Teebiskit
      @Teebiskit Год назад

      @@therustynut1081 I’m talking about the vessel that went down to look at the Titanic. Not the actual Titanic itself.

    • @therustynut1081
      @therustynut1081 Год назад

      My bad. Nope the ROV was designed to withstand that pressure so it was 100% capable of surviving and did so

    • @kasperpedersen1527
      @kasperpedersen1527 Год назад

      I think he is taking about Titan, not the rov that first found the Titanic

    • @DR-mq1vn
      @DR-mq1vn Год назад

      Had to HAVE imploded. Not had to of.

  • @sailakshmithadimalla8707
    @sailakshmithadimalla8707 3 года назад

    Hi

  • @bradynanderson4907
    @bradynanderson4907 3 года назад +1

    Bruh

  • @helenasyomina8194
    @helenasyomina8194 Год назад +1

    😮😊

  • @donsarde
    @donsarde Год назад

    Has the Titanic deteriorated very much since it's discovery in 1986 and today , 2023 ??

  • @syednaqvi1069
    @syednaqvi1069 3 года назад

    So you find the necklace huh??

  • @northerners2828
    @northerners2828 3 года назад

    Can they pull it up, then preserve it an history of titanic?

    • @livealittle1100
      @livealittle1100 2 года назад

      Nope. It will crumble the moment you raise even 1metre. It's been in salt water for almost 100+ years. Bacteria and other microorganisms already ate 70% of the Hull. Plus it's a grave site.

    • @MargauxHemingway
      @MargauxHemingway Год назад +1

      the iron is so rusted, it will desintegrate if lifted.

  • @Southized
    @Southized Год назад

    Remember, the government has used the titanic to hide things in the past…

    • @Southized
      @Southized Год назад

      @@lolly480 you literally just had them prove it in your face

  • @asiachannels
    @asiachannels 3 года назад +1

    What if Jack choose to save himself?, did we still have Titanic movie?

  • @ragemanrasta
    @ragemanrasta Год назад +3

    We all know that is not the Titanic, but the Olympia.

    • @jan-willemdendulk5740
      @jan-willemdendulk5740 Год назад

      Olympia? Was that a newer, better, faster and safer model??

    • @aries5272
      @aries5272 Год назад

      We all know your wrong

    • @JBliehall
      @JBliehall Год назад

      @@aries5272 People that make moronic comments always start with..."we all know.."

  • @LION-k2h
    @LION-k2h 3 года назад +1

    I follow you, my dream is to get an iPhone Pro, can I get it

  • @PUBGrizzZZ
    @PUBGrizzZZ 3 года назад +4

    This is my fab channel and love the channel from Nepal😀

  • @thesportlad
    @thesportlad 3 года назад +278

    The word 'TITANIC' still gives me nightmares and goosebumps now even though it's been more than a hundred years!

  • @LION-k2h
    @LION-k2h 3 года назад

    I follow you, my dream is to get an iPhone Pro, can I get it

  • @CatholicForever1
    @CatholicForever1 Год назад +50

    Good job that they had the respect and sense to give the poor people a moment of silence

  • @jaycatenza4194
    @jaycatenza4194 4 месяца назад +8

    “She sinks in 20 minutes” that makes my heart ache beyond explanation.

    • @io8719
      @io8719 Месяц назад

      I don't understand what sinks?

  • @fazer215
    @fazer215 Год назад +6

    who is here after oceangate

  • @LuC-k777
    @LuC-k777 3 года назад +15

    Everything important always happens at midnight

  • @jukie16
    @jukie16 Год назад +8

    Anybody else here bc that submarine went missing?

  • @caseybarnes4221
    @caseybarnes4221 3 года назад +36

    I've never seen such insurmountable proof that someone failed- and then to watch them say "let's try watching the currents" and then winning.

  • @randomfacts6691
    @randomfacts6691 3 года назад +73

    Does anyone know this interesting Facts about Titanic? The Titanic's Owners Never Said the Ship Was "Unsinkable". Despite what James Cameron's iconic 1997 film may have you believe, but the owners never said that it could never sink. Historian Richard Howells said that "the population as a whole were unlikely to have thought of the Titanic as a unique, unsinkable ship before its maiden voyage."

    • @ShengTheCraftsman
      @ShengTheCraftsman 3 года назад +3

      I think that was said to heighten the dramatic effect and emphasize the tragedy , the entertaiment exaggeration, in reality everything failed at some point

    • @mooblu8837
      @mooblu8837 3 года назад +1

      What they meant is her design, she got 16 empty compartments to keep her afloat,
      Kinda exaggeration of saying she is unsinkable

    • @MadHatterDJ-
      @MadHatterDJ- 2 года назад +24

      The newspapers had called her unsinkable. There’s documented testimony from some of the Surviving crew saying that there were passengers who were refusing to get into the lifeboats saying this ship is unsinkable.

    • @Yetaxa
      @Yetaxa Год назад

      Captain Smith famously said he couldn't imagine how ANY modern ship could sink

    • @dilarch.
      @dilarch. Год назад +4

      amazing! here's another one Leo DiCaprio was not in the original Titanic when it sank. Despite what the film made you believe

  • @dynamosaurusimperious2718
    @dynamosaurusimperious2718 3 года назад +62

    I remember first hearing about a submarine finding the long lost Titanic,and I was amazed,and this video just remain of that.

  • @stevekonbass
    @stevekonbass 2 года назад +26

    Never knew about the cover story and I've had interest in the Titanic since seeing A Night to Remember as a kid.

  • @sonicbm
    @sonicbm Год назад +24

    The discovery of the titanic regardless if it was a cover or not is so wholesome. Its so beautiful that not only did they get excited but they were able to shorten that excitement of discovery into a moment of silence and pay tribute and respects to the tragedy.

  • @royaltyblessed2454
    @royaltyblessed2454 Год назад +5

    Sadly i think the submersible may have met the same fate.

  • @Kayy_finaoo
    @Kayy_finaoo Год назад +2

    2023? Extremely similar Submarine disaster

  • @musheghhayrapetyan8982
    @musheghhayrapetyan8982 Год назад +7

    Respect ! You did great job !

  • @robertmartinez1231
    @robertmartinez1231 Год назад +4

    RIP to the 5 that lost there life’s going down to see this

  • @thewalk7215
    @thewalk7215 3 года назад +10

    My heart will go on

  • @slavivanov81
    @slavivanov81 3 года назад +7

    Bob Ballard is a legend

  • @tedsager9162
    @tedsager9162 Год назад +8

    What if mighty T broke apart under water instead of on surface? The stern still water tight would have been more bouyant when tried to be pulled down by bow. Breaking on surface would have been from weight, Being pulled underwater would break from bouyancy.

    • @kingofthings7929
      @kingofthings7929 Год назад

      Current theories have a combination of both factors being what happened. The bow had lost all buoyancy and the stern was still buoyant so the ship was torn in two by the forces.

  • @animalinnature7429
    @animalinnature7429 3 года назад +9

    good documentary!

  • @kassandrarivera4312
    @kassandrarivera4312 3 года назад +6

    I love titanic

  • @dikshapatidar2888
    @dikshapatidar2888 3 года назад +6

    That's crazy

  • @aztronomy7457
    @aztronomy7457 Год назад +24

    Just signed up for a submarine trip down to see the Titanic. Can't wait to go!

  • @stevenattias1803
    @stevenattias1803 Год назад +3

    Now the Titan submersible imploded right near the titanic. Rest in peace to the 5 souls.

    • @brandonsalas3811
      @brandonsalas3811 Год назад

      It seems like they only really cared if the Soviet’s were there first

    • @stevenattias1803
      @stevenattias1803 Год назад

      @brandonsalas3811 yes regarding the Scorpion and Thresher

    • @danielbennion80
      @danielbennion80 Год назад

      ​@brandonsalas3811 not necessarily. However, the soviets may have been there prior to the U.S., unbeknownst to us.

  • @Sofia-qn6fs
    @Sofia-qn6fs 3 года назад +34

    Titanic is always nostalgia 😎

    • @Grimstar-nj9rf
      @Grimstar-nj9rf Год назад +1

      You cant label it nostalgia unless you lived when it was discovered or when it sank.

    • @NateS917
      @NateS917 Год назад +1

      ​@@Grimstar-nj9rf that's like saying you cant be nostalgic for a song if you werent alive when it came out

    • @Grimstar-nj9rf
      @Grimstar-nj9rf Год назад

      @Nathan91 yeah so true. Glad you agree.

    • @NateS917
      @NateS917 Год назад +5

      @@Grimstar-nj9rf I was disagreeing with you

    • @KhyyamK
      @KhyyamK Год назад

      @@NateS917 gottem xDDD

  • @leniszameit
    @leniszameit 3 года назад +13

    wow.i remember when it was on the news.that was such a cool story.here's a family story of my foster mom's mom. granny taylor was still in england.her oldest child n her husband were in canada.he had sent money to granny to buy tickets to canada. so granny n kids go to portsmouth to buy tickets. the shipping agent said ship to canada fully booked. you need to go on next ship.the ship fully booked was titanic. foster mom was born in canada.

  • @twstf8905
    @twstf8905 3 года назад +4

    Awesome 👍

  • @francesco6008
    @francesco6008 3 года назад +5

    Excuse my ignorance in the English language: would anyone be able to briefly explain to me what the discovery is?

    • @3.2mviews10
      @3.2mviews10 3 года назад +1

      titanic? its clear

    • @francesco6008
      @francesco6008 3 года назад

      @@3.2mviews10 Okok, the title it's clear too... Thanks!

    • @jerryawesom5928
      @jerryawesom5928 3 года назад

      @@francesco6008 The prefix dis in english is like un, meaning reversal of some action. So discover is removing the cover of the titanic. Reveal the titanic. Make what was once hidden known.

    • @francesco6008
      @francesco6008 3 года назад +2

      @@jerryawesom5928 Yes, I had already learned that. But at the end of the video I thought that the discovery was the duration of the shipwreck instead it was the ship itself precisely because I was not sure I understood at the beginning ... and you confirmed it, thanks!

  • @gbovm
    @gbovm 3 года назад +12

    I've never been this fast. What a great achievement...

  • @SharanyaDuniya
    @SharanyaDuniya 3 года назад +3

    Wow

  • @Neo-Reloaded
    @Neo-Reloaded 3 года назад +17

    Finally, the truth came out.

    • @brainsandbeauty2832
      @brainsandbeauty2832 3 года назад

      Sorry I don't understand the video, what was the truth?

    • @brainsandbeauty2832
      @brainsandbeauty2832 2 года назад

      @@madladd8239 thanks, but did people really die?

    • @livealittle1100
      @livealittle1100 2 года назад +1

      @@brainsandbeauty2832 of course. 1600 souls

    • @hastobe303
      @hastobe303 2 года назад +7

      @@brainsandbeauty2832 It's important to clarify that the Titanic itself was not a cover story, of course. Everything happened pretty much as you've always heard. It was Robert Ballard's endeavor to find the Titanic that was a cover story. He was really looking for something else.

  • @amira_856
    @amira_856 Год назад +1

    I've always been extremely interested in the Titanic. I have never watched the film, nor was that how I discovered it existed. The history behind it has always been why I have loved to watch documentaries about it, even from a young age.

  • @arjungiri7449
    @arjungiri7449 3 года назад +3

    ❤❤🧡🧡🧡

  • @veerendrapatidar2929
    @veerendrapatidar2929 Год назад

    Exactly 73 years that's emotionally over dramatic for me to handle

  • @lalaymizo285
    @lalaymizo285 3 года назад +3

    👍👍👍👍👍

  • @alparslankorkmaz2964
    @alparslankorkmaz2964 3 года назад +2

    Nice video.

  • @totoahmed1375
    @totoahmed1375 3 года назад +2

    👍

  • @taslimchoudhary1253
    @taslimchoudhary1253 3 года назад +1

    Awesome
    Video
    🎄🎄🇮🇳🎄🎄

  • @joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536
    @joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536 3 года назад +1

    Motor Vessel TITANIC is titanic.

  • @sar983
    @sar983 2 года назад +2

    🙏😘😇😍

  • @alex16637
    @alex16637 2 года назад +1

    😃

  • @diablabokchoi
    @diablabokchoi 2 года назад +1

    💙🍁🇨🇦‼️👀

  • @빨간비니
    @빨간비니 2 года назад +1

    Respect

  • @ankitmyana
    @ankitmyana 2 года назад +6

    This feels like they just found it because they wanted to tell the story

    • @slydEvil35
      @slydEvil35 2 года назад +3

      You’d be surprised how many major accomplishments have been done for those exact reasons.

  • @Stand_with_Israel
    @Stand_with_Israel Год назад

    Never showed the part where they found the hull and as the camera began to rise they could see the whole ship

  • @FatemaAkter-gz3xj
    @FatemaAkter-gz3xj 3 года назад +1

    I'm from Bangladesh

  • @brianconnelly1238
    @brianconnelly1238 Год назад

    History was definitely made that day, when they found Titanic

  • @DSR32014
    @DSR32014 Год назад

    What a great person you are! What a bravery👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏hats off to you sir 🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏