Titanic Before & After #2 

Maybe the explosive decompression never hit this area. Probably completely underwater before the ship started sinking to the bottom. Looks like the bulbs burst due to pressure; everything else seems relatively pristine.

@@geometricart7851 Agreed. Relatively near the front and about 5 decks down.

Not really. It's actually rapidly deteriorating as we speak and is expected to be completely gone within the next couple of decades.

Apparently the teak hard wood is deteriorating at a much slower rate than all the other wood, which was gone by the time they discovered the wreck in '85. The tiles and all that are obviously resistant to humidity. What I really love, is that the putty and wood are still holding up the wall and all the tiles. You'd think the impact when hitting the ground would be enough to destroy a lot of tiles.

Excellent. Thanks!

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks

Agreed, thats a good picture.

Indeed quite a lot to think about

Same

Thanks a lot.

Yes the numbers are there to make things easier for the viewer

I have many videos like this my friend.

I agree

Thanks for commenting!

Thanks!

Thanks a lot

Thanks

Thanks I appreciate that

Thanks for the feedback, I do have some videos with before/after as well as you stated. Some people like it faster, others slower, youtube has a built in feature for that.

@@nobshistoryengineering4421 Totally! Thank you for making and sharing all of them! You’re doing a great job and the vids are really good

Her sister Olympic was in service until 1935, and she was still in good condition when she was scrapped. So I think it would've probably been similar for Titanic (assuming she survived World War I, where she most likely would've served as a troopship like Olympic).

Well into the late 1930s actually

Thanks

Thanks, glad you enjoyed

Thanks

Thank you so much 😀

Thanks, this type of feedback is helpful.

You mean flashpoint right😅😅

Thanks.

Thanks for watching, I appreciate it.

Yep!

You and many others

Thanks for watching

Thanks

Thanks

It is indeed one of the best preserved parts. Ceramic tiles will last for thousands of more years.

@@nobshistoryengineering4421 Thats actually great to hear! So does that mean that when the shipwreck is gone those tiles Will still be there?

@@ottotroelsgaardmikkelsen9554 Yes, and other ceramics like glass will collapse when the wood or whatever is holding them collapses and fall to the seafloor. Ceramics will last thousands of years, clay dishware, etc. The propellers are so large and are made of bronze, likely they will still be easily recognizable for thousands of years. However they may sink lower in the mud and become hidden from sight.

@@nobshistoryengineering4421 Thats really crazy to think about…

More or less.

I can try that on an upcoming video, thanks.

Lol, I'm not sure what that is.

Thanks for watching

What do you mean real?

Indeed. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching

And 110 years later, she is stil the most beautiful ship 🚢⚓

Yes, it is, but it's blocked off.

Thanks Ronald.

Yep, tiling preserves for a very long time, even in color.

@@nobshistoryengineering4421 very true as if the sea has preserved most of Titanic's rooms shame this beauty is hidden from human eyes and the presence to touch n see such craftsmanship

Yes you are correct.

Nice! I'm sure it's great

Sorry, which film?

@@nobshistoryengineering4421 Jurassic Park

@@monikavandenovic4387 Ah yes thats a good one indeed. The new ones aren't great though. Highly recommend you stick with the old ones!

Yeah that's a good one for sure

This is Titanic, I have another video for Britannic.

Ok tak you

Interesting, their names?

The iceberg was 3/4 of a mile away or so from the sinking location. Turning the ship and trying to move would doom the ship even more so. They stopped the engines for good reason after the collision.

I would add that the water was freezing, so putting people on an iceberg at night would doom them to a quick death.

Agreed

110 years

Not sure about that but eventually yes.

111 years.

About 3.81 km but close enough 🤣

What documentary

Thanks for watching

Yes I suppose

It is. What can you do.

Yeah they still look nice.

I now!

Thanks for the feedback

No this is not true.

@@nobshistoryengineering4421 bruh do your research!. They were gonna go bankrupt so had no choice.

@@TransitionedToAShark I have done hundreds if not thousands of hours of research on these ships. I promise you it is not true. You can read up on it yourself or just trust me, either way only you can convince yourself of the truth.

@@nobshistoryengineering4421 you clearly haven’t. The survivors were even held for hours and told not to talk about any switches or anything. Olympic needed insurance and they switched them. Proof is there and only clowns deny it

@@nobshistoryengineering4421 Yes it is.

Interesting viewpoint. I somewhat agree, but it is hard to focus on such a thing because it is not in plain sight.

@@nobshistoryengineering4421 Quran is a very interesting book, it will touch your soul. Almighty is talking to us direct in it. "We have sent down the Quran and We shall guard it". Quran 15 : 9

Thanks for watching

Lol OK