How the Titanic Was Found 

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That poor monkey definitely felt betrayed

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="397">6:37</a> Grimm was the OG: " reject humanity, return to monke"

@<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="315">5:15</a> "he donated 300k in exchange for the equipment and crew needed" 😂😂 sounds like a standard purchase to me

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The Navy didn't expect Ballard to actually find the Titanic. He found the two lost subs, Scorpion and Thresher, as agreed and then actually did what he wanted to do. But the Navy was also happy because the Titanic would generate so much media hype that they could investigate their two subs in peace while everyone else was busy blowing their minds over the Titanic.

"The scientists told Grimm directly it was either them or the monkey, and to their surprise Grimm actually chose the monkey" is something I did not expect I would hear in a serious essay video

Neo, you are without a doubt one of the best creators on this platform. You teach and inform people on many different topics in a simple yet very effective way. Thank you

So the titanic did report its coordinates wrong by a lot. It's lucky that the current and wind went south so the lifeboats were pushed in front of the RMS Carpathia path. The RMS Carpathia was also closer to the titanic than originally thought which is why it was able to save people, even by accident. That's lucky

Grimm wanted to find Noah's Ark, AND bigfoot, AND Loch Ness monster, AND proof of a hollow earth?? The guy sounds like an absolute nutjob

the fact that they found something propeller looking but they have no idea what it is till now shows that we have absolutely no idea what is down there. a whole different world to find out about

As much as Dr. Ballard hated Jack Grimm, he did give him credit by noting that one of Grimm's submersibles had actually passed over one of the sections of the ship, and very close to the other, but their sonar didn't detect anything. Ballard noted that if only Grimm and his scientists had used the same video search technique he eventually did for Scorpion, Thresher, and Titanic, Grimm would have found Titanic first.

i know someone that has a piece of the hull. they are OBSESSED with the titanic to a degree that upsets people. they are convinced they are a reincarnation of one of the passengers who died, and even had an idea of which one. that ship really gets to some people in a way i will never understand

I'm sorry I nearly blacked out from laughing at the Titan illustrations. The drama, the tension; exquisite. Peak cinema. I enjoyed the rest of the video too

I got to see the drone sub that took the pictures of the titanic when I was little. They encased the electronics in a non conductive oil so it could withstand the water pressure. I even got to meet Bob Ballard and learn about the expedition. His idea to look for debris fields with wider lines was such a key part of finding the wrecked ship.

I've been a Titanic buff since I was a kid, even before the movie came out. I never understand how he found the ship til you broke it down in this video. Thanks! Your channel is awesome

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Now cover how the Oceangate was found 💀

Titanic fascinates me so I've seen a lot of Titanic content. When I saw the title of ur video I was gonna skip it cause I figured I knew most of the stuff u would present. Thankfully I hovered over it for a second and was hooked because u were telling me things I didn't know. I'm only half way thru but there's already a lot of stuff I didn't know, nice video.

i love that actual art is being used here instead of ai crap. thank you for supporting artists

The hidden number on the thumbnail looks like 1805, as if the ship was discovered years before it was even constructed...

We never get tired of watching titanic documentary

I think every one goes through periods of enthusiasm on Greek, Egyptian, and Norse mythology and popculture footprint. But I remember going through a massive Titanic phase and it's stories and artistry like this that really drove it.

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Just like we found the Titanic after so many years, I hope we find MH370

The ocean is terrifying

Hands down an amazing documentary. Went on over to Nebula and subscribed. I’m all things obsessed with Titanic. Great video. Keep ‘em coming, Neo 👋👏

The illustrations are really nice. Thank you Burak Ata.

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The same team that found the Titanic also found the wreckage of Air France 447.

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Wow.. such a great video! Thank you so much for sharing with us!

Damn this could have been 2 hours long and I would have enjoyed every bit of it!

Love the engaging story telling and visuals! Do you do all the art and cg yourself?

Great video! Love the tenet inspired music.

Testing between 1969 and 1972 or 74 done by a team from the Halifax Shipyard located the remains of the Titanic and documented the location. They were testing new underwater sonar equipment specifically intended for undersea mapping. The equipment was being used for a project where they wanted to know basically everything that was on the seafloor and a certain area and they mapped most of the waters around Halifax and other parts of Nova Scotia Titanic was listed in a total of three pieces on the paperwork if I remember correctly. Odds are I can still find the paperwork. My grandfather was one of the people that was involved in the project didn't even know he still had some of the paperwork till he died about 10 years ago. I remember arguing with them about who first found the Titanic. It was originally found by the Canadian Navy in the 1960s or early '70s paperwork is somewhere between 69 and 72 I have to dig the stuff out again. They've got the depth longitude latitude and so on listed back then it was a off books project or whatever you want to call it they spent like 4 years farting around with a couple of little boats testing the equipment. I'm sure a lot of people know back then was the Cold War so a lot of stuff like this got put in a file folder and put in a drawer it still blows my mind that they never publicly released that it was found back between 69 and early 70s. They've got the locations of over 100 wrecks between German U-boats crashed aircraft and so on you'd be surprised anything basically metal they mapped out where it was at over quite a massive area off the Waters of Nova Scotia. Majority of their focus of memory serves me was Halifax and Dartmouth kind of thing where they would go out from the shipyard and work their way out into the shipping lanes and whatnot I forget how big the radius was they mapped using the new experimental radar equipment. But it was quite a large area took them several years.

My father did some tensile strength analysis on a piece of the titanic for his work, one of the coolest things he never ever mentions.

Fun fact we use metal from ships that sunk before 1945 for applications that need from radioactive material completely uncontaminated metal

Awesome video homie

My great grandma was a Titanic survivor, giving chills watching the wreck

This was amazing 😊great job

This is a very high quality documentary; excellent imagery, fantastic comparaisons, great narration. Very well done. Instantly subbed.

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u added very cool paintings while explaining. Those help to get into the part of certain stories

I've been searching for a video like this for 4 years now and finally I got one and it goes into detail as well nice job

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So the monkey was named Titan just like the submersible that imploded😂 Anyone else want to fail on their Titanic related expedition Titanic related expedition just bring anything with the ol' Titan moniker along😅

The 1950s: we know how sonar works but don’t have anything loud enough to see two miles deep…. Toss a bunch of dynamite overboard. Also the monkey in the coat, omg sick reference bro. That got me.

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I have seen many videos concerning Titanic. Yours was short and very detailed. Bravo

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Fantastic documentary. I loved it. When I was in Las Vegas last year, I went to the Titanic exhibition at The Luxor. To sit there and see items, plus a giant piece of the Titanic itself, was very surreal. Just standing there, staring at something that was a piece of history. It was worth the price of admission.

Never seen this channel before but im really impressed with the way you illustrated this documentary. Great job!

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love the illustrative sketches. i have never seen this before

Its funny that mostly youtube made videos are better than netflix documentaries Its impressive that this type of content exists on youtube

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This is a fantastic video! I foresee myself going through your entire channel in my immediate future and I'm not even a little mad about that. (And thank you so much for using an artist instead of ai.)

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"Its us or the monkey" he chose the monkey 😂

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<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="660">11:00</a> _"There has since been much debate about what Grimm found...with even his own scientists disputing what the shape might be."_ Grimm: "It's a propeller! We found it!" Scientists: "Sir, I believe that's a rock." Grimm: "God damn it. I knew I should have brought that monkey, he would have agreed with me!"

Great vid as always...

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Proud to say I got to see this video in a movie theater in person a few weeks back. Great stuff my friend :)

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Hi Leon, Erin, and everyone who made this exciting documentary, I am always amazed by how you can make beauty out of “not so viral” topics and articulate them in a way everyone can understand. I saw the second part of the film on Nebula and highly recommend everyone to go there and dive into the whole Under Exposure series-you won't regret it a bit. I hope you will keep doing this forever and continue to inspire people like me, who now enjoy every aspect of the film: visuals, music, animation, VO, structure, narration technique, and so on. Thank you.

Awesome work

the thumbnail says 1905?