A short documentary about the deterioration of the Titanic wreck. I present the various observations I have made from closely researching the wreck. For the most part the Titanic is holding up quite well considering its age, however the rapid deterioration of the aft end of the wreck is most concerning.
2001 screenshots are taken from the documentary 'Ghosts of the Abyss.' While 2010 screenshots are primarily from the documentary 'Titanic: 100 years in 3D' and footage released by the Telegram.
[APRIL 2020 UPDATE] I have recently watched the new National Geographic Documentary 'Return to Titanic.' The documentary shows a very small amount of footage from the August of 2019 expedition. In the documentary they clarify the condition of Captain Smith's bathtub. Though they only showed very brief and distant images of the surrounding area. The forward end of the starboard side A Deck Promenade is still intact and is in very good condition. Unfortunately the ceiling above the bathtub has crumbled away and fallen on top of the bathtub destroying it. Well that's the best I could understand, considering they were very vague about it and showed no actual 2019 images of the captain's quarters. At some stage I will have to make a video about the documentary, so stay tuned for that.
Corrections:
@9:17 The D Deck Doorway was last seen in 1993 not 1983.
@10:44 Sonar is spelt incorrectly.
Clarification:
A few people have written about the image at 3:10. On the image at that I am referring to the large piece of twisted grey metal that is hanging over the well deck, which can clearly be seen on the mosaics at 3:14. The White triangle at 3:10 was created by original the image creator. Originally I did intend to add my own illustration, but had not got around to it.
Image Sources/Great material for further research.
Unedited 2010 Dive Footage (The Telegraph): [ Ссылка ]
Titanic: 100 years in 3D (Full Documentary): [ Ссылка ]
Ghost of the abyss (Full Documentary): [ Ссылка ]
Unedited Clips of Dive from 2001/05. Can be found on this channel ~ [ Ссылка ].
Music used: Sunflower Waltz (Piano).
Nearer by God to Thee, from the closing credits of 'A Night to Remember.'
I do not own the rights to any of the images or music used in this video. All rights belong to their respective owners.
