My theory is The bow sinks first, then the funnels collapsing till when the 2nd funnel boutta collapses the electricity got out and it splits and all funnels collapsed. Then before the double hull detaches, the stern raises up till its 89 degree trim or smth then the double hull detaches, the stern floods. Edit : You earned a subscriber from Unknown (me) and pls add mine in the next part
@@explaining.things.fr100 If you've seen Aaron1912's video, the two sections don't rise then drop, Only her bridge rises up, but her stern reaches an angle near 20 degrees, her forward funnels fall one after another, she rises to a near 30 degree angle, and she then breaks into three peices, the stern settles parallel on the portside, rises to about 60 degrees and dips beneath the waves. The way you showed it, the water reaching the bridge is completely fine, but you made both sections rise nearly vertical, not showing the collapse of the funnels and a third section. You sort off showed it as the "V-break stereotype."
It's been proven inaccurate several times 1: titanic can’t reach that high of an angle 2: the breakup area is wrong it’s been found that the breakup happened right in front of the third funnel and the reason the stern looks the way it does in the ocean floor is because while it was going down to the ocean floor it imploded form the inside and some chunks of it ripped back
