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This story of Titanic teachs us few things- 1. Don't be so overconfident, 2. Never ignore other's warning, 3. Never compromise your safe for time, Last but not the least 4. Don't challenge the almighty

2024 me कौन कौन देख रहा है 😅मेरे 150+ subscriber bhi ho gaye🤗🤗🤗 thank you so much

Who has watched Titanic movie? Mark your attendance.👇👍

It has been 110 years but none of us can forget this tragic incident !! Rest In Peace for all those who lost their lives 😞!

Moral of story : Even if you are very confident always take all saftey precautions and Never challenge nature.

I have seen Titanic movie today 😢😢 I can't stop my tears 😢😢😢😢 So sad. Very heart touching movie 😢😢😢

A single mistake can put too many lives in danger...a great salute to the ship who catch the single and try to help ✅❤️

Titanic was actually a masterpiece , the ship and the movie both. Thanks for 2k likes guys , mom I'm famous.

Your way of story telling is soo amazing...feels like we were there only....really admire your hard work👍...

Kon kon isko March me dekh raha hai😊

This story will never old 😊

*“ Even God himself cannot sink this ship ”* *God : And I took that personally*

i love these video series which are not related to politics and are exceptionally full of knowledge

कोन कोन आज देख रहा है 😂

Very nice information Dhruv Rathee ji

Moral of the story is: Don't challenge the Almighty. The Almighty knows everything and the Almighty can do everything

*There were three ships which were nearby when the Titanic sunk.* One of them was known as the *Sampson*. It was 7 miles away from the Titanic and they saw the white flares signaling danger, but because the crew had been hunting seals illegally and didn't want to be caught, they turned and went the opposite direction away from the Titanic. This ship represents us and people like us if we are so busy looking inward at our own sin and lives that we can't recognize when someone else is in need. The next ship was the *Californian*. This ship was only 14 miles away from the Titanic, but they were surrounded by ice fields and the captain looked out and saw the white flares, but because the conditions weren't favorable and it was dark, he decided to go back to bed and wait until morning. The crew tried to convince themselves that nothing was happening. This ship represents those of us who say I can't do anything now. The conditions aren't right for it and so we wait until conditions are perfect before going out. The last ship was the *Carpathia*. This ship was actually headed in a southern direction 58 miles away from the Titanic when they heard the distress cries over the radio. The captain of this ship knelt down, prayed to God for direction and then turned the ship around and went full steam ahead through the ice fields. This was the ship that saved the 705 survivors of the Titanic. 🌎 🌍 🌏 *🎀 ANALOGY -* Obstacles and reasons to avoid responsibility shall always be there, but those who accept it always find a place in the hearts to be remembered for the world of good they do. *I really wish that we all could be Carpathians in life, unlike more Sampsons and Californians... and this world could be a more beautiful place to live in.

Sir kya explain krte h sare sabooto ke sath ki koi tod nhi sakta aapki bato ko 😊

I was thinking for a long time that the story of titanic was nothing but a fictional story. But watching this video turned out to be an eye opening for me. Thank you guru for your efforts. Keep sharing your insights with us, the way you do. Big salute to you with lots of love❤

Titanic story taught us to never be overconfident .

Amazing information about Titanic. Thank you for such minute details. 👌👌🙏

The one misunderstanding in the form of word 'unsinkable' escalated the whole tragedy Sad to those lives who lost it😔😔

You are so great I'm really knew about Titanic ship. Thanku for your video

In first 4 minutes he told whole summary of story ,so I thaught watching whole video will wastage of time because I had seen Titanic movie;but after few minutes I realised that I was wrong ,the video is with new information and well organised script ! 👍👍

I am in love with these Mystery videos! The animations, scripts, and how you tell the conspiracy theories just gives me another vibe! If you make a thriller movie with your team it will be mega blockbuster hit 🤣 Amazing and educational video as always!

I watch the movie "Titanic" everyday and cry a lot!!

"In the cold embrace of fate, Titanic sailed on, leaving a legacy of courage and sorrow."

Dhruv should be history teacher 😂

Moral : Overconfidence can kill you and others as well. Thanks for the great info Dhruv Bhaiyya.

I watched multiple videos on this, but this video’s explanation is beyond satisfaction🙌🏻

Your way of explaining is just amazing.

No way, I watched the titanic movie a day before yesterday and believe me i was thinking if dhruv has covered this in his videos and here it is. Trust me we have a divine connection dhruv.

Few days back i was rewatching movie TITANIC. Thinking about real event on it & now, this detailed video reminds of how accurate Sir James Cameron has make us feel that through his fictional story. Hat's Off!!!

woww!! sir literally bohot accha laga ye information gain karke thanks a lot for this❤😊 literally you are doing a very great job hats off!!!

Please Explain Team India's journey: 1975 - 2023 in your voice

There have been many disasters in this world that might have taken thousands or millions of lives in the past, but I don't know why whenever I hear about Titanic incident my eyes fill up with tears. 😭

It didn't even took a second to click on video as soon as I got notification. Research skills of Dhruv are awesome and presenting it in a way everyone understands is more awesome.

Thanks for information ℹ️❤❤

Respect for real captain The great Edward Smith sir

I went to Southampton, the departure port of Titanic. This was to feel the history as I was really eager to know more about Titanic. However after seeing the plaques, berth 44 of Southampton port, the pubs where sailors used to drink and celebrated as they got a job to be proud of, I rather felt nothing but pain. Most of the crew members were from Southampton (724 out of 908 crew members). It was believed that there were no such streets in Southampton which had not lost a son, or a father in that fateful night of April 15th 1912.

This was the first ever Hollywood movie I watched in my life in my childhood. I love the movie and also the story which we read in class 4th. Unforgettable movie.

Ap bhot hi achi video or samajhane bali video banate hai jajakallah massaallah ❤

Excellent information ❤❤

"Even God himself cannot sink the ship" God: you can't even bear an iceberg

One thing you forgot to mention is that as soon as the cowardly owner of the Titanic, Joseph Bruce sensed danger he jumped on the lifeboard and ran away, setting an example of cowardice. Captain Edward Smith of the Titanic, on the other hand kept on aboarding people on lifeboats until the last moment and was the last person on the Titanic to jump into the water when the ship was about to sink completely or stayed on the ship and got sinked with it and to salute the same spirit of bravery his statue still stands in Britain today.

Your way of telling events in. such a simple and clear manner makes your video spellbounding.,

Thode hi time mein itna acche se samjha deya Thanks bro❤ 👍

This story proves that there is a very thin line between Confidence and Overconfidence. If you are Overconfident then you will be definitely sink.

5:15 I appreciate you for this example, Mjhe example achha laga.

Excellent favorite nd knowledgeable stories

Wow ❤ very knowledgeable video Titanic

You forgot the infamous book written few decades back around 1898 that was called " The Wreck Of The Titan " that spoke of an unsinkable Ship called " Titan " sinking in the Atlantic after hitting an ice-Berg that practically foretold the future that was about to happen a century later!

I don't know why a ship makes me so emotional. It's disappearing makes moree... 🥺 Thank you so much to this men who made a very informative video.❤️

This shows no matter how strong u are and ur technologies still u can't win over the one "GOD"...❤😢

Your video is most informative 🎉❤🎉❤

You’ve a impeccable way of telling all these theories in form of stories which keeps the viewers glued to the videos till the end. Always learning new things from your videos. Thanks to you and your team who put in so much time and effort to make these videos so interesting and breaking down such complex theories into simple ones. Kudos to you guys 👏🏻

ध्रुव भाई कहानी चाहे जैसी भी हो मुझे कहानी से ज्यादा आप का अंदाज़ बहोत अच्छा लगता है ,,, जिस तरीके से आप कहानी को सुनते हो ,,,, सच मे बहोत लाजावाब है। 👌👍❤️

I can explain this my feelings for this video in these words just mind blowing and the topic is just a very attractive topic I have seen this video about a 10 times but I have never been bored hats off to rahteee ❤️😅

Sir, your knowledge is best

14:46 The real Indian Tone 😂😅

Titanic's electrical plant was capable of producing more power than an average city power station of the time... Truly Amazing

The amount of knowledge that you share is amazing🙌

12:00 ab tak pata hi nhi tha 😮😮ye point

This Titanic tale is the ideal illustration of how confidence may be beneficial but overconfidence can be dangerous.

confidence is good but overconfidence is harmful 💯

Wonderful explanation 😊😍❤️👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏻

Rest in peace to all those who lost their lives

The line hit differently "It didn't take even 3 hours for the unsinkable ship to sink" .It was just a warning from mother nature that never mess with her

One More time , Nature Wins Man lose , Hence Proved

Your videos should be played in schools for students to maintain interest in history and to acknowledge every single child of country..🙌❤ Who agree....👇

These are the kind of videos I really like to watch…no politics, no toxic discussion however these are also important things to talk about…but still planes, ships,cars, science & technology are some of your most interesting videos to watch !! ❤️

Dhruv Sir Your Explaining Way Is Superb 😊

Will dictatorship video gonna to overtake it??

Everything is temporary but Dhruv' s t-shirt is permanent 😂😂😅

14:53 i feel him, i am 21 & still confuse in left and right 😆

So many things to learn from this incident and apply in our personal lives. Neglegance and overcondifence is so harmful

Great video , Please make video on Social structure of India.

What a great work you do man

Dhruv's quality content is unsinkable😊☺️

Dhruv extraordinary video am an engineer onboard for the past 13years excellent explanation iam impressed when u took to Solas regulations, there are lot more reasons as design aspect which made it sinkable especially she was a riveted vessel and no segregated water tight bulkheads and none of the engineers came out of titanic they gave their life trying to run her until last moment and because of that we have a purple line in our eppulattes. Keep it up bro very detailed video hats off to your commitment.

Some died due to hypothermia, becz water was at -2°C. But water freezes at 0°C. So, what could be the reason behind water not undergoing phase change at this temperature.🤔 1) Salt dissolved in ocean 2) Atmospheric pressure 3) Other

10:17 I have a question. Jab 0 degree Celsius par water ice ban jata hai, to -2 degree Celsius par wo ocean ice kyu nahi bana???🤔

Relevance in today's World - 1. Work pressure of top management creating safety issues.(Direction given - not to lower the speed) 2. Boss is not always right. (Unsinkable ship) 3. Don't panic when something goes wrong ( turning the wheel in right instead of left) 4.lastly and most important - Don't be OVERCONFIDENT ( At start life boat carrying only half capacity thinking unsinkable)

The ship's designer Thomas Andrews actually suggested 48 lifeboats instead of 20 but Bruce Ismay (chairman of White Star line) rejected it on the ground that it would've ruined the deck's view of the ship. Andrews further suggested that the water tight compartments should be higher (up to B-deck) but they reduced their height (up to E-deck) to create more space for the first class passengers. Also, Fredrick Fleet and Lee (spotter at the crow's nest) didn't have binoculars despite requesting multiple times they couldn't get them because they were left locked in a cabin inside the ship itself and the keys were left with the another staff member, Fleet in an interview stated that if they had binoculars that night they would've spotted the iceberg soon enough to prevent the tragedy. In 1965, Fredrick Fleet committed suicide by hanging himself as he was depressed from the tragic event.

A lesson Titenic gives us :- Confidence is ok.....but Over confidence is destroy

टाइटेनिक जहाज के बारे में इतनी विस्तृत जानकारी देने हेतु ध्रुव राठी जी को बहुत-बहुत धन्यवाद। कहीं जाती है अहंकार और जल्दबाजी की काम हमेशा विनाश लाती है। यही अहंकार और जल्दबाजी टाइटेनिक जहाज बनाने वाले निर्माता की थी।

Special thanks to the video editor.. for making it appears more real and understandable

To me , Titanic was never a weak ship. It stayed up the water almost 3 hrs after the impact. No ship can survive that magnitude of impact. RIP those who died.

Goosebumps after hearing this Tale..

Nice way of communicating the mysteries..

Your videos are becoming addictive😍🤗 Day by day👍

am i the only one who loves historical, mysteries and space time type of videos the most?

Sir ur way of study is very beautiful ❤️ tq sir🙏

Brilliant information... great work dear...🎉

3:08 सही कहा आपने, मैं भी ठंडी में साईकिल चलाता हूं तो आंख से पानी निकलने लगता है।

5:01 I want explain as per engineering point of view. Types of metals used for creating ship 1) M.S = Mild steel 2) Cast iron. Important Property of these two types. 1) M.S steel is soft and tensile at room temperature, but become brittle in cold temperature. 2) Cast iron is brittle at room temperature but soft and tensile in cold temperatures. As per engineering point of view, a brittle material is Easy to break with low amount of force, were as compared to tensile meterial. So Titanic was made of M.S steel, due to cold temperature it become brittle and with a slight touch of ice berg, it cracked and created cavity in the ship due to this reason it cannot withstand the collision impact. They should have gone for cast iron instead of M.S, when they knew about cold temperature climate.

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