This was really well done, I hope the YouTube algorithm gives it the attention it deserves.

WOW! This was no thing short of astounding! The art is great and the commentary excellent! Very engaging! You just earned a like and a subscriber! :D

Again, I love your style of presentation!

The art is so good that At first I thought they were 3D models. Nice job

22:21 For that Lord became, as Robert Ballard said with a chuckle, "marked for what happened. I ... feel sorry for anyone who gets marked, for whatever happens."

14:32 Others say they played a tune called "Autumn." No one will ever know for sure I guess, all the 8 musicians went down with the ship .

22:33 That he even failed to do as little as wake up Cyril Evans and have him check on the situation makes me think that Lord might've just not felt like giving up on his nice and toasty warm bunk. Or so it seems.

5:53 As the Carpathia started to race towards the disaster scene Rostron being the pious man that he was raised his cap about 2in and started to pray. Also, before leaving the scene in the morning of the 15th he had everyone assembled for a brief service in memory of those lost and in thanksgiving for those saved. He said after the rescue that a hand other than his must have been on the helm that night

How did I go 29 days without seeing this

17:28 There's Bruce Ismay's big dream slipping away .

None of the ships that were able to see the Titanic’s distress rockets responded and none of the ships that responded were able to see the Titanic’s distress rockets.

Titanic split forward of the Third Funnel, not aft of it. Also, it’s was Collapsable B not D. Also, what the song played in 12:44?

Also, can you imagine how many more people would've been saved if the stern section of Titanic had been severed completely and had not been drug down by the rest of the ship? The stern section clearly broke away from the bow section, but the double bottom was still attached (the ship broke from the hull up to the superstructure, most likely at an expansion joint, but the double bottom was still attached between the two sections) and when the bow section broke away and sank it pulled the stern section down with it. The stern section was still sealed by watertight doors so it was still full of air, and it was forced down, so as the ship got deeper it was destroyed by the air being forced out. If the stern section had broken away completely it would've righted itself and saved HUNDREDS of lives. Just an extremely sad circumstance of events all the way around.

8:47 I wish that was all the situation had ever amounted to

The Titanic's troubles begin with her very name. Titanic is the adjective for Titan, and the Titans in Greek mythology were a race who waged war against Zeus, the so-called "god of gods." This is the part of the story that seems familiar to quite a few. The part that seems unknown to most, shipowners at the time included, is that - guess what - the Titans lost. So, the Titanic was eventually defeated by her very name, as it were - and during her maiden voyage, at that .