Do a video on how the interior looked the next day it sank and how many years it took for it to deteriorate inside.

@coughcough9794

3 жыл бұрын

That would be so cool! Your pfp gives me life

@JD-gx3ms

3 жыл бұрын

@@coughcough9794 thank you very much!! Dwight was the best!

@m.j.darmody3576

3 жыл бұрын

Sadly the Bismarck will last easily for another 150, 200 years underwater due to the depth and armor plating. The Titanic does not have much longer.

@mazB4

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine how it would look inside! 😆 good suggestion😎

@facepalmmigraine9509

2 жыл бұрын

@@m.j.darmody3576 Sadly, you're correct. It's barely more than two piles of rubbish nowadays. Most of the decks that haven't collapsed outright have become too dangerous to swim into due to integrity issues. It seems an undignified end to such majesty.

My "guess" would be that the majority of the damage was due to the break up itself. It would take a TREMENDOUS amount of stress to break all of that steel so it would have stretched and weakened badly. When it hit the bottom all of that part of the structure would deform because of the damaged steel. Your channel is AWESOME because you put so much research and yourself into it. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!

you really do fill that titanic itch i have had for years

@yewisemountaingoat528

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe you ought to find another interest. Rabid obsession over *any* interest is never a good thing.

@schizomonika

3 жыл бұрын

@@yewisemountaingoat528 I have other interests, I'm not addicted I can stop anytime

@kingkermit7323

3 жыл бұрын

@@schizomonika Phew, nice to know that I'm not the only one who likes to Titanic topics. I don't know why it's just something keeps bringing me back. I think curiosity is just mine. for everything we do know there is something that we don't know whether it's how a person met their end that night or what event might have happened.

@Rose19127

2 ай бұрын

​@@kingkermit7323I'm a huge Titanic fan since the movie came out in 1997!!! It gave me the interest in the Titanic !! I'm happy to find this channel during the Titanic month !! Sam is a very very good and very very intelligent man !!!

@Rose19127

2 ай бұрын

I have the Titanic itch too since I saw the " Titanic " movie

Seriously, all your videos on the Titanic are just perfect.

@Rose19127

2 ай бұрын

Yes he rocks !!! I love the way he did the presentation and explains everything

The forces during the descent would've been incredible as well as the impact.

@suewilkinson910

Жыл бұрын

Which makes those stacks of unbroken china etc all the more impressive.

You have quickly become one of my favorite channels

@Rose19127

Ай бұрын

I love this channel

I work in a building that they shot the inside of the small submarine with bill Paxton in the titanic movie, I wasn't working there at the time as I was born in 1993 lol. Ironically we build bows of ships there now

@Brock_Landers

3 жыл бұрын

Wow man, I was born in 1983...lol I have been researching Titanic, all ocean liners, and even all maritime history for the past 22 years and I still learned something new every day. Keep at it. History is always interesting.

@alexsnower5743

3 жыл бұрын

I liked your film series a lot Mr Eastwood

I'm absolutely loving your videos and the way you articuate yourself. I find them so educational, especially how you describe things in an easy to understand way. Keep them coming!

It's another thing that make the Titanic sinking so unique, is the depth. The Britannic and Lusitania had already touched the bottom while they were still sinking. And if you look at the sinking of the Oceanos in 1991 the stern appears to rise and make its final plunge only to have the bow hit the sea floor with its stern sticking up for an extended period, until it eventually rolled over. No other big ship sank like the Titanic, gaining speed under water before it hit the bottom.

@janrafhael2885

10 ай бұрын

What about a bunch of warships like Bismarck and Yamato?

Down Blast Effect would be a great name for a band.

@Rose19127

2 ай бұрын

That would be cool

Video Ideas 1. Play Roblox Titanic 2. Play Roblox Britannic 3. Costa Concordia 4. Oceanos 5. Andrea Doria 6. Father Thomas Byles

@itsme-sn5gi

3 жыл бұрын

Roblox Titanic is awesome

@maritimehistorian2642

3 жыл бұрын

@@itsme-sn5gi IKR!

@itsme-sn5gi

3 жыл бұрын

@@maritimehistorian2642 I never played Roblox Britannic, is it like the Titanic version?

@maritimehistorian2642

3 жыл бұрын

@@itsme-sn5gi Very Similar but with Titanic's sister Britannic and her sinking

Love your vids there very fascinating and interesting keep up the good work

Another great video! I’m so glad I found your channel, it’s become an instant favorite.

I still like to think the 1929 Grand Banks Earthquake may have caused some damage to the aft part of the bow. It would be cool to think that as that was happening to the bow of the Titanic, up on the surface the Olympic was experiencing the violent motion of the water at the same time.

@aloysiusbelisarius9992

Жыл бұрын

Indeed! I personally take much much more closely to the Olympic since I learned about her existence. I mean, when I first started reading about Titanic's history back in the '70s, I saw some passing references to the Olympic, but never any pictures or more elaborate details; for all I read it could have been just another ship, not a near-identical twin. Admittedly, all the over-romanticizing about Titanic did not help that much; it actually wasn't until about ten years or so ago that I learned Titanic was *not* the only ship of her kind made, not even the first. Olympic survived four ship collisions (one deliberate), a world war as a legitimate war target, a Poseidon-grade storm, *and* an earthquake/tsunami! The only thing to finally destroy her was the demolition yard...and somebody recently told me that they had a hard time breaking that hull up, having to resort to dynamite in order to break it up. God Himself could very easily have sunk *that* ship; He just chose not to.

@keithbrown8814

Жыл бұрын

That's wild...... never realized that Olympic sailed over Titanics gravesite for roughly 25 yrs....the 2 ships only separated by 2 1/2 miles of water!!!!!

@aloysiusbelisarius9992

Жыл бұрын

@@keithbrown8814 It's true. As a matter of fact, from what I read, White Star intentionally set Olympic's course over the same course Titanic took as a sort of commemoration/nostalgia route. It was a popular voyage, until the Depression all but killed the business.

You Rock! You do a great job explaining things. Keep up the great work!

@Rose19127

2 ай бұрын

He's excellent at explaining the Titanic and he's very articulate about how he does the presentation !! I love this channel !! He definitely rocks. I'm a new subscriber I subscribed during the Titanic month .

I appreciate you sharing with us your passion..Your delivery is medicine for my pain of living in my body.

Thanks matey!! Another great video about this historic wreck.

And I subscribed ! Love your videos, thanks for feeding my Titanic passion ❤️

I still find it crazy that if it split at the surface that both major parts of the ship came to rest so close together despite the different ways they sank and went through the water so differently. The bow went straight like a plane and the stern sank flat and spun around as it fell to the floor.

@barcicada

Жыл бұрын

They didn't, when she broke her back the bow went down on an angle and hit the bottom about half a mile from the bow. The stern went in a different direction, she was not in the site where she sunk that's why it took so long to find her. She went down two and a half miles, even a slight angle she would have travelled a fair distance.its also about time that they left her alone, 1600 souls died on her, now 5 more idiot's have lost their lives due to the Titanic obsession. Let them all rest in peace and let her rot away quietly in her own time. Everyone wants to get inside of her because of all the Jewellery and such like which is worth millions as you know. A dead ship is a dangerous place to venture, especially when you are trying to steal from her.

Great video! I think your description is pretty much spot on, especially the part about the water column 'downblast'. 👍

More great info Sam. Very soon you will have nothing left to discuss about the ship as you have covered it from Bow to Stern lol. Keep up the great work.

Another great vid from Sam!!

Your channel is very nice...love learning all these extra details about the titanic...its extremely fascinating

Hello everybody! Hope you’re all having a great day wherever you are!

@gusigma307

3 жыл бұрын

I am

@whoarewe7515

3 жыл бұрын

U too 😝

@indwzz9441

3 жыл бұрын

@@MUSTARDDDMANN he meant I am having a great day

@Shadow-Kalbo1

3 жыл бұрын

hi buddy thanks hope you are having a great day also

@ashleypatchen1263

3 жыл бұрын

Do you have any shirts? Or the White Star Line sweatshirts that you wear sometimes?

You could cover Amelia Earhart's trip.over a certain large body of water where she disappeared. I'm surprised that more hasn't been done to find her plane.

@paulboger7377

3 жыл бұрын

Considering her plane went down in the Pacific.........

@madmike131369

3 жыл бұрын

there is a group searching for the plane every year and may of found it

@AHAproductions712

3 жыл бұрын

They found the plane an she has been labelled as dead

@madmike131369

3 жыл бұрын

@@AHAproductions712 yep starved to death on a island

@normturner4849

3 жыл бұрын

I think ppl would rather find MH-370. 😢

love your vids, i'm really interested in old ships like the Titanic so you're my go-to youtuber, thanks!

Love these!!!

Mate! Can I say….. that every time I watch a video based around literally anything titanic I love the watch!. Still fascinated with every video or book or doco. Love it man!!. Please keep it up! Much love and respect Taylor from New Zealand

Always great, Sam.

Another fantastic video Sam 👍

I agree with everything but the shape of the “back part” of the bow section. If you compare the pictures from the first expeditions to the latest, you can see that this section has begun collapsing in on itself. The picture you’re looking at there is the latest visualization of the state of the wreck, while previous images showed those decks in tact and the slope much lower. While the impact undoubtedly caused some buckling, that sharp slope is the result of 110 years of slow structural collapse.

Im amazed the content you do. Always love Titanic! Please do Estonia. Im from Finland.

Great vid my dude

I just found your channel and I think it's really really cool

Nice video sam!

Nice shows. Very informative. Thank you sir!

Another great show!

Everytime i go outside for a bogie i watch your videos, i got alot of time on this channel. Keep up the good work buddy!

Keep up the great stuff

Thank you for the video. Suggestion: Australian Hospital Ship Centaur

Thank you for this video.

Very informative I appreciate the explanation

Thanks for the vids, dude :) & also, that larger model is *SICK* ; but does it float in the bath ???

@Mrs.IndiYoung

3 жыл бұрын

How about a race with the rubber ducky?

@shadowmare1742

3 жыл бұрын

lol

@potloodpuntje6130

3 жыл бұрын

What’s the most important part of a Titanic model? CAn I sInK iT mYSelF WhILe hAVinG A bATh

@aliinlondon

3 жыл бұрын

@@potloodpuntje6130 I'd be happy to just have that big ole beast happily floating. Unfortunately, the man himself remains tight lipped on the issue ... which I take to be confirmation 👌

I have watched many videos but the way you defines just awesome.

Okay, I like your theories. Logic plus honesty.

Always love when sam uploads

Well done Sam great channel

Great video, I like your theory, thanks

Thank you Sam. I enjoy the education. You are very interesting!

love the videos sam \m/.

It’s amazing that both ends landed right side up

I agree with you that the Bridge must not have been the structurally sound as the one on Britannic is also completely gone even though the her velocity was way less that Titanic's at the time of impact with the sea floor and her mast went sideways instead of onto the bridge.

You explained it on point..well done!!👌👊💯

Very good analysis.

Excellent video

Could you make a video about the Soviet passenger ship "Admiral Nakhimov"? One of the most famous shipwrecks in my area.

@AHAproductions712

3 жыл бұрын

I have no idea what that is so to the computer

@AHAproductions712

3 жыл бұрын

I’m gonna do research

I am a Paint Technologist and a BGas certified Painting Inspector. From my experience in Marine & Protective Coating, the actual "Top Coat Shades" of the RMS Titanic must have lasted ( Visible) for at least 20-25 years after sinking, in at least 5-10% Hull surface area for sure. This is applicable mostly Exteriors Surface due to more Protective nature of the exterior Paints. Interior painting is mostly for decorative purpose than protective... and so gone completely within first 5-10 years after sinking. Primer traces can be visible even now at few points inside and outside the Hull surface.

i love this channel

New subscriber here! I started binging your content about a week ago. After an assignment I had to do for a project management class regarding the Titanic. We were giving a case study and had to talk about design issues, do a risk matrix, talk about why it sank, and why so few people survived. We couldn't use any other sources. Just the 13 page case study they provided. They didn't get anything wrong. But my goodness, after watching your videos, they omitted a lot of crucial and interesting details. If I could have used you as a source, my assignment would have been very different. Things they ommited - the gang way door escalated the sinking - the coal fire balanced out the boat for a while - that fact that they launched all the boats was a miracle. I appreciate all your content. Titanic and other. Thank you for all you do.

@HistoricTravels

3 жыл бұрын

haha thanks I am glad I can help. Thats a common thing that most people do, they dont look at Titanic as a whole, they just look at the basic facts and jump to conclusions. Im glad my videos were helpful :)

@trevorblue4531

3 ай бұрын

Technically, they only launched 18 boats, the final 2 collapsibles floated off the deck!

Many thanks for your video. I had not previously considered the possibility t 'down blast' effect.

I enjoy your videos on Titanic. You have great knowledge and theories. I just subscribed to your channel. Years ago I read that there was a fire burning in a coal storage for a couple days while in port and the fire weakened the iron and rivets. Have you done a video on this subject ? If not, please do one. I am very interested.

Thanks for reuploading it Sam you're great man. Would you mind doing the video on what you think happened to chief officer Wilde or first officer Murdoch ?

keep on doing the amazing videos you are the reason i got into the titanic

Sam so grateful happy someone like you makes videos. I’m also happy your videos aren’t like bright side and promotes false information

Great information.

Great job Sam

Big fan of u using this model in your vids

Fascinating as always. This guy never disappoints. So knowledgeable yet so comprehensible. The ideal teacher.

@jeffstrains4014

Жыл бұрын

Does he have any videos on where he got his ships they all look really good

@johnjdevlin2610

Жыл бұрын

This presenter is excellent as well as responsive. If you asked him, I'm certain he would provide you with the information you need. Bright people are like that.

@robertalexander4372

11 ай бұрын

Oh BS.....he is just regur gitating information from other sources and not citing those sources. You are just gullible and easily entertained.

@johnjdevlin2610

11 ай бұрын

Besides being informative, the Historic Travel Guy is a skillful narrator who draws his audience in with his information and keeps them beguiled with his charm and personality. A rare talent indeed.

@trevorbluesquirrel899

10 ай бұрын

@@jeffstrains4014 H & G's website!

good content and interesting👍

Good explanations indeed!

Love it!

Hey, I have a video idea. What about a video about the iceberg that sank it or icebergs in general? Love your channel, keep it up.

I'm not a fan of the theory that the mast bounced on the bridge. With an estimated speed of sinking of 30 to 40 mph I don't see how it could have bounced around. The mast would have been pinned to the bridge in my opinion.

@pinklightninggacha

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it would have it very likely would have slammed down right through it obliterating the bridge entirely

@Stimor

2 жыл бұрын

I can only see it being pinned if the bow was sinking almost vertical or upside down, makes sense to me that it could have kept slamming around but it requires quite a downwards angle for the bow

Also don't forget the intense pressures of the deep ocean that may have had something to do with the way the aft section of the bow looked like as well. Both the breakup, the downdraft, as well as all of that massive preasure after leaving the surface.

@justinweaver7428

Жыл бұрын

The bow was equalized as it left the surface. That means there's a net pressure of zero.

Its not you who need be thanking us, its us who must thank YOU! love ya vids mate!

@sdurham1662

3 жыл бұрын

Tim belongs in prison

@YourOldUncleNoongah

3 жыл бұрын

@@sdurham1662 Dr San killed those kids!

@sdurham1662

3 жыл бұрын

@@YourOldUncleNoongah Bullshit. Tim was spared by the kangaroo court

Good video..

Hydrodynamics tore a lot of it away. Even most of Bismarcks superstructure tore away when it sank.

Thank you.

I randomly watched like 6 of your videos where you use small size model of Titanic. I freaked out a bit watching this video as you suddenly reached for that big model:D

My birthday is today.

@Mrs.IndiYoung

3 жыл бұрын

Happy bithday!

@vincentcerasoli5969

3 жыл бұрын

Happy birthday 😛

@triplescrewsteamers

3 жыл бұрын

Happy Birthday!

Very interesting.

Just completely NIT, I'd personally call properties of an object moving in water hydrodynamic rather than aerodynamic. Anyway, I really like your fresh and passionate approach to the classical subject, really good job.

Video idea- Can you do a video about the HMS Birkenhead and the drill that started the tradition of “women and children first” at sea?

That was certainly a nice forensic analysis Mr Bodine

@Rose19127

2 ай бұрын

Yes he makes the sound when the bow of the ship hit onto the bottom of the ocean floor !!

This guy's awesome

Excellent analysis! One persnickety quibble: for all the times you said "aerodynamic," I mentally inserted "hydrodynamic."

Hey bud, been a fan for awhile now. Been obsessed with titanic way b4 the movie. My dad made me do a project on it and I've been hooked ever since. I think a great video idea would be just on the plain old construction of the Titanic

Great videos thank you it'll be cool to do a video on the ship the Empress of Ireland

@DamonNomad82

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. I find that sinking to be very fascinating, and sad. The percentage of passengers who died was higher than on the Titanic, though the Empress was smaller, and the raw number of deaths was fewer.

Interesting !!!

Video idea 💡what if Titanic had tried to limp over to the Californian

I would love to see a video on what the remains of the Titanic will look like in another 100 years or so. Will there be anything recognizable?

@fifty9forty3

Жыл бұрын

@paulburley7993: 100 years? Perhaps some of the debris field will be left but projections are the ship will no longer exist in recognizable form in much less time than that.

Great channel! I was wondering where you got your miniature model of the Titanic you use in the demonstrations?

Legend. 😁

Was reading an article, crow’s nest was actually intact when it sank initally, it was knocked over in one of the expiditions during the james cameron adventure to the titanic.

🤔 good vid

Even though you have 53K subscribers I don’t care your my favourite you tuber ever!

@HistoricTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks!

@mazB4

Жыл бұрын

1 year later haven’t even realized what i wrote but yeah you’re still my favorite youtuber 👍 Edit: nice u gained another 50k+

Hey Sam! I'm a new subscriber. Really enjoying your channel. How do you know that the rear portion of the bow section wasn't damaged on the ocean surface when the stern broke off? As an example, take an empty soda can and bend it in half. The middle flattens out. Isn't it possible that when the Titanic broke in half, that section immediately on one or both sides of the break stretched or distorted before separating rather than a clean break like breaking a potato chip in half? That seems more probable to me than down forces from hitting the ocean floor. But hey...I'm certainly no expert. Just thinking out loud.

I enjoy learning about the titanic

interesting stuff

As metal expands due to heat it bends. The segment of the boat where the engine was split after water damaged and stalled the lit boilers. The steamy air heated the metal and the nose tore away from the rest of the boat.