SHIPWRECKS Depth Comparison (3D)

Titanic: wow I sunk pretty deep.

USS Johnston: Hold my beer.

The chilling fact is that there is a deeper ship then the last one you’ve shown maybe the known sinkings and maybe Achille Lauro’s sinking is not very famous🚢🔥. It is 24,000 ft. under the sea😳🌊.

Titanic

Missed the Edmund Fitgerald 😢

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The USS Samuel B. Roberts ("Sammy B") discovery has since passed the depth record of the USS Johnston.

The HMS Victoria would have been nice to see on this list being one of only 2 vertical shipwrecks

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Hey, I think you forgot some of the S.S series ships. For example - S.S Edmund Fitzgerald, S.S Cedarville, S.S Carl D. Bradley

I will say you forgot the edmund fitzgerald it sank in 1975 on November 10th at 530 feet deep

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Respect to the camera guy for recording this video for us

Why the didn’t just get the ships out that were not that deep under water ??

Uss samuel roberts left the group😅

Didn't even mention the Edmund Fitzgerald

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Man proposes, God disposes.

Me imagino que di voy a donde se hundio el britanic lo puedo ver sin ningún equipo

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USS Samuel B. Roberts wreck at 6800~ m

What about USS Samuel B. Roberts.

The oceans are just so deep, to me its mind boggling .
Hence why i wont go past my knees

Disappointing that you didn't include The Edmund Fitzgerald in this list.

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I like that you add the ships names

like ss amairca,titanic,andera doria,ms estonia,capatia,lusistana,hmhs britanic,yamato,bismarck,and k-129

Yep i see it

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It’s extremely fascinating that all these ships manages to sink right next to each other and how every mile the water seems to get deeper. How is nobody talking about this?!

i like how the vid showed both halves of the titanic

You forgot Empress Of Ireland

Titanic

It’s amazing how many people actually don’t give a crap 🤪

At least they all shipwrecked together just some in different depths.

An concordia sunk in 43 ft

The Britannic did not sink under 400ft it sank 395

I read that as death comparison lol

You forgot the USS Samuel B. Roberts