Titanic's Final Plunge 

honestly, who really cares if its accurate. You can guess based of what the survivors told us but you will never and i mean NEVER actually know what happened so who really cares if its accurate. Its all about honoring the men women and children who lost their lives in this terrible disaster

@@billy_bob149 accuracy is still important

@@MatteoRamaccioni84 how so

@@billy_bob149 so we can get a clearer view of what those souls went through

2:20 am.

@@amanifaraj8718 … that’s just a rough approximation

2:20 is an approximation. Watches show between 2:20 and 2:30

Why is she crying? 4:51

"Something in the very bowels of the Titanic exploded and millions of sparks shot up to the sky....This red spurt was fan-shaped as it went up, but the sparks descended in every direction in the shape of a fountain of fire" "For a few moments we could see everything that was happening, for, as the vessel sank, millions and millions of sparks flew up and lit everything around us." "I saw the ship in a sort of red glare" "The ship seemed to be surrounded with a glare and stood out of the night as though she were on fire." “Smoke and sparks were rushing out of her funnel. There must have been an explosion, but we heard none. We only saw the big stream of sparks."

A photo of the #2 boiler room shows that those boilers have not imploded.

2:20 is an approximation. Watches show between 2:20 and 2:30

I’ve always heard about 50 feet. Not to forget some of those on boat B said they were surrounded by people in every direction.

Please can you explain how it is innacurate?

@@IloveCruiseShips1912 Just a few things. People are shown loaded into Collapsible 'A' on the starboard side, with it floating in the water. Actually, it was upside down, jammed beneath a funnel cable stay, and still had ropes attached to the davits before the water washed up suddenly in a wave. That wave is what Col. Gracie used to jump up to the officer's quarters roof; this video says that he did it while the deck was still dry there. And the video shows lots of people in the water forward before the ship's first plunge. Nobody was there at that time; they all got washed forward to there by the ship's first plunge and bow rise, which the video hasn't shown yet. It also says that Harold Bride was helping with and went beneath Collapsible 'B', but it was actually 'A' on the starboard side. And the ship didn't break at 24 degrees; it broke earlier than that (down around 15 degrees), and then again at a high angle (45 degrees or more). So this video repeats all of the inaccuracies of all of the other single-break theories. But there is a lot that is good about the video, like the timing for when Joughin hears the first breaking sounds.