Bone-chilling Titanic Facts No One Knew 

Titanic's last survivor died in 2009 at the age of 97. She was 2 months old when the Titanic sank, but was put on a lifeboat.

My grandmas parents had tickets for the titanic, they just missed it

The scene were the old couple were laying on the bed, and the mother who was tucking in her children- I literally cry. Every. Single. Time. My heart-

A 19 month old baby, that literally broke my heart, may you rest in peace ❤

My great grandfather was on the titanic. He was a 17 year old coal shoveler. He was rescued from the water. He never talked about it when he was alive as he thought it was all too sad and tragic. He lost lots of friends. He could never understand the fascination. I am too young to have known him but a picture of him hangs in the Southampton museum.

Respect to those engineers, the real heros.

Thank you for mentioning the engineers. My ancestor died on the Titanic and was an electrical engineer. They never recovered his body. His name was William McReynolds. He was from Belfast and died at the age of 22. His entire family put their hopes and dreams on him having paid for his schooling.

R.I.P. all those brave men who played to calm everyone and the engineers who stayed behind to try to keep the boat floating as long as possible R.I.P 😔

The whole thing is just chilling. May the people who died on the titanic rest in peace.

I respect those musicians, they legit played until their death

I remember my grandmother speaking of this dreadful disaster with great emotion and sympathy. she would have been a young woman then. There is a video of some survivours speaking which really shows the difference of generations. The dignity and bravery of so many, the orchestra for example plus lack of life boats today it would never pass a safety check. R.I.P. to all those lost.

I love that most of these facts that “no one knew” were literally discussed in the movie. Also, it is incorrect that all 3 sister ships “ended in tragedy”. The Olympic served quite a long time and was eventually decommissioned.

I couldn’t even imagine how scary that was.

They didn't recover any bodies from the bottom of the ocean, we didn't even have the technology to go to the bottom of the ocean then. The bodies that were recovered were found floating with their life jackets on

Hearing this is upsetting. The amount of negligence that went on here. So many people could've been saved... RIP

“The ship was thought to be unsinkable.” You’d think that omen alone would be motivation enough to procure enough life rafts. I guess Murphy and his law weren’t popular at the time.

When I was in high school I had to do a report on the children of the Titanic. That was depressive as hell. Seeing the baby photos of babies who drowned/froze to death. That one scene in Titanic where you see the bodies floating and you can see a woman floating with a baby in her arms *shudder* ALWAYS gets me

There’s not enough credits for the musical band

My great grand father worked on the Titanic at Harland & Wolff. His name was Jack Dawson! Just a coincidence!

#1 the titanic actually had more lifeboats than allowed at the time #2 in the Californian's defense the titanic actually fired their flares irregularly #3 they had a drill earlier in the trip and they didn't want to have to do it all over again. #4 captain smith actually sent out an order during the sinking ordering sent lifeboats to get back because they were underfilled #5 people who were trained at lowering the lifeboats took a really long time to prep and send off so even if they had enough there was no way that it would have been done in time. Historic travels does a better job of explaining it better than my comment. Please watch his and change the inaccuracies in this video

I cried in the part of the mother and her two children went sleep til their death and their mother telling her children a story..

I went to the titanic museum in Tennessee and they had water in the same temperature that it was for them. My hand went numb in 20 seconds. They also had a game where you could try to stop the ship from hitting the ice burg and it was so impossible that (whenever I went) there was only 133 wins out of 55000! This was such a horrible accident 😭🥺 Rest In Peace poor victims

My respect for those musicians 💔🙏🏼

I can't imagine what the crew members had to deal with on the titanic. Also R.I.P the people who were on the titanic and died. The tragedy they went through is horrible. Also, the "Miss Unsinkable" woman was so lucky God has blessed her in every ship that has sunk.

If the water wasn’t cold then ALOT more lives would be saved

Respect to those musicians, the real hero's.

My great great grandfather had a ticket for the titanic. Luckily he lost it in a poker game hours before it sailed.

Fun fact a man who survived the crash last words were “The Olympic sank not the titanic

What is heartbreaking is knowing that they could have been saved 💔😢

Imagine being on a sinking ship in the dark, possibly saying your last goodbyes to your kids or lover. 🥺

The amount of times I've passed that memorial in Southampton is unbelievable as I live in Southampton and it still gets me thinking about those who died in steerage on that tragic night every time.

Corrections from a Titanic rivet counter: 1. Well, in Californian's defense, while they should have been more proactive in figuring out what was happening with Titanic, they had stopped because they actually saw ice in front of them and were idle with cold boilers. It takes time to put boilers online, that is, to pressurize them enough to move that ship's mighty engines. Even if they did put their boilers online quickly enough, they would have had to navigate through the ice field in pitch darkness. When early dawn came and Carpathia arrived at the scene, she had to swerve past an iceberg (almost exactly like Titanic tried to do). Icebergs were everywhere now that they could actually be seen. So, while sort of possible, it's implausible that Californian could have saved everyone. 2. While the exact figures will forever be debated, the most accurate numbers thus far, reached by a few independent studies into the matter, are as follows: 2,208 total people aboard, 712 survivors, and 1,496 fatalities. 3. No, this is just wrong. Firstly, when launched and when she set sail, Titanic was barely the largest ship in the world. She beat her older sister, Olympic, as world's largest ship by a fraction, which Olympic took back after the disaster during a refit. It was Olympic which was vastly larger in size compared to the previous record breaker, Mauretania. Also, British maritime law in 1912 was outdated, and required a ship of 10,000 gross register tons or more to carry 16 lifeboats. Titanic had a little over 46,000 GRT and carried 20 boats, exceeding the law. She (and Olympic) was given new type Welin davits that could hold more boats in case the law was ever changed (because it was up for debate at the time). But, since the law hadn't changed during her fitting out, she was given the standard amount plus a few extra. Extra deck space was not the reason. First class passengers had the A deck promenade unobstructed by the boats, they didn't need the boat deck, anyway. Plus, lifeboats weren't supposed to carry a ship's total population. That's not how people viewed them back then. They were supposed to be used as ferries from the sinking vessel to the rescue vessel. This played out perfectly when RMS Republic sank some years prior with no deaths outside of her collision with the ship Florida. 4. The boat drill wasn't cancelled, it was postponed (due to weather, if I remember correctly). It was scheduled for the day after the ship sank. Also, while the crew could have lowered the boats better, they had some training in lowering them when the ship was still being fitted out. The ship wasn't manned by a bunch of newbies. Many of them were seasoned seamen, especially her officers. 5. This is fine. 6. God, not the binoculars again. During the inquiries, the lookouts claimed they wanted binoculars, but some of the surviving officers and officers of other shipping lines all said that lookouts do better with the unaided eye and shouldn't worry about binoculars, anyway. It's not their place to determine what something is. Their duty is to spot it and alert the bridge, who will then take action. Plus, looking through binoculars in pitch darkness is just stupid. And no, binoculars weren't locked away, just David Blair's, and his set was that assigned to the vessel's second officer, not the lookouts. Each officer had their own provided set of glasses, as they were called. Lookouts did not as shipping companies at the time weren't universal in whether lookouts received a set of glasses. 7. Britannic was never to be named Gigantic. That's a myth. Olympic never met tragedy. She had a long and successful career, but being an aging liner from a bygone era, she was scrapped between 1935 to 1937. Olympic wasn't danger of sinking when Hawke rammed her hull. Britannic wasn't 'blown up' by a mine. She struck a mine, but the mine's blast damage wasn't as bad as how it warped the ship's frame. It was slight, but enough to jam some of the forward watertight doors. The ship may have survived as she had vastly improved safety features compared to Titanic, but because of the hot weather, many portholes were opened to ventilate the ship, allowing water to pass beyond the bulkheads. 8. Mostly correct. The engineers in the ship's engine rooms worked ceaselessly to keep the ship powered. They did abandon their posts right towards the ship's final plunge, but none of them survived. That said, there were a few firemen, stokers, trimmers, and other crewmen from the lower decks who were able to make it off the ship. Some were a bit braver about it while others tried jumping into the nearest boat and had to be removed. Still, many brave men and women died that night, so it's nice to end this clickbait video on a positive note.

No one: Nobody: Not even me: The thumbnail: *man chillin’ in his tub looking at something*

Musicians: *even if the boat is sinking, THE SHOW MUST GO ON*

I can't imagine anything more scary than being stuck on a boat in the middle of the ocean slowly sinking into freezing waters.. what a way to go.

Titanic will never be forgotten.

Nobody: Thumbnail: *A random dude chilling and watching TV inside Titanic wreck*

No bodies were recovered at the bottom. They would've been crushed due to physics in the sinking, not to mention the wreckage wasn't found till 1985 and not even bones would've been there.

My grandma’s sister was on that ship aged 16 and Irish a Dublin kid and was never seen again ✌️✝️

Rip all the victims of Titanic including the wonderful engineers who stayed in the engine rooms to the bitter end xxx

6:57 The musicians make me cry they knew their was nowhere for them to escape so they played continuously until they couldn't no more perhaps to comfort those nearby. They predicted they would died but they didn't give up and they took their deaths like heroes if they were alive they should of got a medal they are the real heroes here...😗

This is so sad, blessed all the bravest men that died to saved others...

I think a little more research would give this story a true account of things on that terrible night. RIP to all who never came home.

My great grandmother had a ticket to ride the Titanic, but she fell sick and needed to cancel her trip. Probably a good thing she couldn’t make it, she ended up living to the age of 99 before passing away just a week before reaching 100.

The band was definitely heroes that night. Amidst everything that was going on with the ship sinking they played their instruments until the very end in an attempt to calm people. I’m not sure if it did especially after the last lifeboat had launched and titanic was further and further down in the water moments away from going down. But music was their life and they selflessly did what they did. God bless them

My grandma told me my grandpa did try to tell people the ship was gonna sink. But nobody was listening. Undeterred, he tried again and told everyone the ship was gonna sink. Pissed off, the moviegoers kicked my grandpa out of the movie theater.

Out of the three Olympic class liners (Olympic, Britannic and Titanic) that were constructed, only the Olympic itself survived to see a full service life. The Olympic was retired and sold for scrap in 1935 with complete demolition of the vessel being completed in 1937. It's sad, though. The Olympic should have been preserved as a museum ship as a historic testament to the White Star Line, the Titanic and the people who built those ships.

I learned 2 things about this 1: don’t go on a ship called unsinkable 2: ALWAYS GO on A LIFEBOAT

Has anybody ever watched Titanic movie on rewind? It's a happy ending everybody gets back on the boat and heads back home

Fly high everyone who passed away 🕊💖😔

back in those days you did not have to have enough life boats to carry all the passengers. they were designed for multiple trips... to ferry survivors from the sinking ship to the rescue ship. designed to go back and forth shuttling people to safety. of course, in this case, there was no ship close enough for that to happen. but they did meet life boat requirements of the day.

"Music did not play until it sank". *Said the Survivors*

The worst part is when they show the elderly couple😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

When violet was on the titanic she must been like DANG IT NOT AGAIN

Titanic is one of my favourite movies of all time! When I watch it I get chills down my back and it touches you right in the heart! ❤

I haven’t watched your videos yet but that is really cool

title : "Bone-chilling Titanic Facts No One Knew " narrator : -starts reading the facts- me : "How the hell do you know that."

To all the musicians who played on that boat, all the respect for you, I have so much love for that

Those musicians are heros. They played till the very last second and sacrificed themselves to calm people down.

My grandmother was 5yrs old in 1912 and she told me that she remembered people on the street running from one end to the other trying to find out what happened. The newspaper boy only had one newspaper left My grandmother told me that my great grandmother had her by the hand as they were trying to walk to where they were going. She then saw that the newspaper boy only had one newspaper left. She grabbed it from the newspaper boy and read it. My grandmother asked my great grandmother what happened? And my great grandmother told her that the big ship with all of the rich people had sank and many people died. Now, this happened in Mexico but that's how fast the news of the Titanic sinking had spread around. the world In Mexico the Titanic was also called by some people as the ship with all of the rich peoole. In the 1980s the Titanic was found and then I was a teenager and remember how exciting it was and it was all over the news My mom bought me a national geographic magazine because the Titanic was first featured in that magazine. There's a Titanic exhibit at the Luxor aka the pyramid casino in Las Vegas, NV. It's AWESOME! And if you are fascinated by Titanic then I recommend you go and see it. I'm not going to spoil it for anyone but you won't be disappointed. Just a little infoI- I went to high school with Leonardo Dicaprio.

R.I.P. All the passengers, my heart goes out to you.

These facts are known by a lot of people, such as the musicians playing until the end and that there was not enough lifeboats.

I love your fact videos

the olympic never sunk she served up till 1935 when she was retired

Everytime someone made a sacrifice I was like: Respect, respect

This is from the real titanic: there was a couple and the husband was not able to be saved, and the wife refused to be saved and they went to there bed layed down and died together Edit: omg thx for the likes

Those musicians gotta be brave to stay on the ship till the last second. R.I.P every one on the titanic who has passed.

Did you know: the iceberg didn't leave a hole or a gash, it just buckled the plates and separated them

"A lot of people could've been saved" this moment in history makes me really wish that a time machine is possible so that we can go back to 1912 and alter what had happened

"Bone chilling facts about Titanic" *Shows a statue watching Netflix*

Keep up the great stuff

I like your videos

I don’t think bodies were recovered from the bottom of the ocean. More like the ones wearing life vests were recovered from the surface

Mr and Mrs. Isidor straus, aka the old woman and man laying in bed during the ship was sinking scene, yeah that scene broke my heart into million of pieces

Great video on the titanic

Brilliant thank you 🇬🇧

Never go on a ship that says it’s “unsinkable”

i feel sad for the people who had to leave behind loved ones. i don’t wanna do that with my hubby

Titanic fact: Scientists have discovered that there is STILL water in the Titanic's swimming pool.

The narrator stated the bodies were recovered from the bottom of the ocean, 3:11. Most of the bodies were recovered as they floated on top of the ocean because of the life vests they were wearing. Hypothermia, not drowning , killed the victims within minutes after entering the frigid water.

"When the bodies were recovered from the bottom of the ocean". Never happened, by the time any bodies got to a certain depth, the pressure would be so intense the body would be crushed into literally nothing.

The disaster of the Titanic is really sad..In the future I want to go to Canada and go to the cemetery to see all the graves of the people who died in the accident..

Excellent video, props to the engineers and musicians' infinite courage and dedication.

My family always says the most painful horrific events in history that they know of is 9/11 and Titanic.

Respect for the girl who made everyone turn around and get more people

i feel bad for all the people that died!😭 even the old peoples died too and a kid

The band is the main heroes that night just playing there music till the end now that is a commited band but also what the captain said was just sad he said "a true captain goes down with the ship. get everyone in the life boats I must stay at my post" he died in that very spot.

A Happy to hear that everyone likes the video

Respect the musician they were the real hero because the give their lives to just to make not get panicked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

One of my relatives who resided in Croatia, missed the Titanic by five minutes! He was really ticked off because he literally "missed the boat"! He would have been in the steerage section. That was the first to die!

My Grandfather Died on Titanic❤❤ I love You We all love u I miss You so much🥺😭😭😭😭😢😢🥺🥺❤

my grandads parents both died on the ship. My great granny didn’t wanna go without him so they just stayed in the grand staircase they were never recovered

You guys say “miss unsinkable” I call her the reaper... bad luck just follows her

I live in the town where the band master Wallace Hartley was from, his body was found and given a funeral here with over 3000 people attending, he has a memorial here and a pub named after him, he is still honoured and remembered.

Violet survived a lot of tragic ship accidents. This was just such a tragic thing to happen. May everyone that was on that ship Rest In Peace.

This is very sad of course. My Dad was a ww 11 sailor and he was torpedoed in the middle of the ocean.Thank God he survived.

also the fact that one of the coal vaults caught fire before they left england. Which was burning the entire way, weakening the steel of the hull.

Rest in peace people who did not survive i hope you have a good life in heaven now

If a life boat drill had been held people would have realized there weren't enough life boats.

It would still be the same if they had more life boats because they did not have enough time