What's inside the Titanic?

Very nice passionate job. Thank you.

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Ganz hervorragend gemacht!!!!!

On point brother!!! Great video!!!

It still surprise me how people think about this calmly and rationally in the comfort of their own home forgetting the Circumstances the night Titanic sank.

It took the James and other scientist just to get those two in a proper position to Slow down the decrease in their body temperature and that is with only 52F water and without the very cold air of the artic, Which is cold enough to allow you to see your breath.

Imagine doing the same after experiencing the sinking and without the knowledge about Hypothermia.

Plus Jack surviving as James said is out of character , He was concerned enough to stop Rose from jumping, he sure is not going to risk Roses survival for his at that time, the first time they fall off he already decided to sacrifice his life for Rose, Just like what many of the 1400+ people who died for their love ones. Which made Titanic a Movie Making masterpiece it is now since it showed both the Grandeur of the Titanic and the Horrors of it's sinking ,all the while telling a Romatic Story.

Remember many Men willfully sacrificed their chance at survival for their family.

un grand merci pour votre travaille .

It's a very well put together video, and well detailed, sort of thing modern cruise ships and any very large ship could do with for crew training for new joiners, it's better than a video tour or walk through, as new joiners need such birds eye views of the decks to see how the different areas relate to each other and their relative sizes, and importantly, how the areas on a deck relate to the deck above and below.
I would have some disagreement about the boiler rooms being hot and humid. At sea with the ship at speed, those boilers, with the amount of water in them are cold to the touch at the bottom warming up as you get higher and nearer the steam space. Also, they consume vast amounts of air from the outside via the supply fans. On a night in the atlantic at full speed, with ice around that air is cold very cold, makes the boiler rooms cold and draughty. The boilers have three furnaces on each face, that is the only source of heat, lots of radiant heat, but localized, with all that cold air being sucked into the furnaces. the stokers would be faced with having a scorching hot face and chest from the furnace fire with a freezing back and legs.
Engine room men who had done time on steamships stoking boilers, or tending the boiler oil burners were recognisable on modern motorships by them habitually having their metal, usually brass trouser belt buckle round on their back. That belt buckle on the front would soak up the radiant heat and give a burn if not careful, also they were devoid of any metal ornaments such as rings or a seaman's ear-ring (they were for the sailors up top.) a wedding ring, and similar would be on a lanyard around the neck and inside the shirt, or under shirt. The sweat would be from sheer physical labor, not from the boilers themselves.

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great video!

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I'm kinda taken back by how much space the first class had. But it was a different world back then.

GOd is doing voices people hear saying do bad things. God wants you think satan is speaking.

Simple and fluid. Job well done. Loved it

Puedes hacer uno del Britannic o el Olímpic o el Lusitania por favor 😃

When titanic was built, it was the largest ship ever built. Maritime law at the time said a ship is required to carry XXX amount of lifeboats, regardless of the size of tge ship. Titanic was following maritime law.

Great video well done but, you failed to mention that the lack of life boats was mainly due to the fact that they believed that the decks would look cluttered, and secondly they decreased the height of the bulkheads to save on costs. Otherwise everything else is pretty much on the money.

Then orlop deck is the H deck and the tank top is the I deck.

Looks like a solid ship. I'm sure it enjoyed it's many trips!

EXCELLENT JOB!!!!