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I wish to dive to it one day

- Complimenti! Non riesco a dire altro!

Should raise it and preserve this amazing oceanliner!

Sis is a whole ecosystem.

In un mondo pieno di violenza, dove ci vengono propinate solo notizie di guerra, stupri, omicidi, quando vedo i tuoi documentari Gigi, mi sento meglio. Le mie immersioni non sono neanche lontanamente paragonabili alle tue, però nel mio piccolo quando scendo in acqua la domenica, nel Lago di Garda, mi calo la maschera sul viso, provo la stessa cosa che tu hai descritto. Sono io.....ho notato però che quando ritorno su terra ferma è sempre un piccolo problema riadattarmi alla vita di tutti i giorni. Ci metto sempre un'oretta. Grazie per queste tuo grandi testimonianze.

Sempre grandissimo Gigi, solo grazie alle sue esplorazioni noi sub “normali” possiamo vedere qualche cosa di simile (io ho fatto 2 volte l’Elefante Bianco , ed è stato bellissimo!)

There’s such an amazing juxtaposition between Britannic and Titanic. Britannic lies only a hundred or so meters below the warm waves, the sunlight can still reach her, and the wreck is flourishing with life as we see. A hundred years later, she’s still beautiful to look at despite all the sea growth. Titanic, on the other hand, lies thousands of meters below the frigid Atlantic Ocean, shrouded in an eternal darkness in an inhospitable wasteland where the only life is the bacteria dissolving her bit by bit every day. Not to mention the violent end the Stern met after she broke apart. Such a strange, but oddly wonderful contrast between the wrecks

It has a lot to do with the depth of each one's wing and they have no comparison to my taste, the Titanic is more recognizable because you can see every detail inside the ship and the British can't.

things could be recovered just like with the titanic???

Io veramente non capisco come fate,mi manca l'aria solo a guardare.. complimenti ragazzi!

Ma ad una certa età non è pericoloso?

I would pay to do this I would not want to see the titanic because of how deep it is but this would be so cool

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How long was deco?

The amazing part of this Is that this ship is like +110 years old And have titanic as a sister :O

Cool An ocean liner you can visit without becoming a meme

Can't believe the whole bow of the ship has been decomposed.

She's in very good shape why don't they rise her up before it's to late

The 30 people who died met their fate when their lifeboat was sucked into the spinning propeller; I can't imagine making it off the sinking liner only to be killed while in the lifeboat.

More than her state of preservation, i think its beautiful how alive she is. She didnt get a very long life in service, so i think its wonderful that she provides a home for hundreds of thousands if not millions of diverse organisms all throughout the wreck. In a way shes more alive over a hundred years later than her longer-lived sister ever was.

It is such a waste of time to watch these thing if the video does no give any information about the part of the ship that is filmed. Of course, it is very good to see her, but for a regular watcher the whole video was just holes in coral reef.

I think it would be fascinating to have the same 3D montage done to Britannic as was done to Titanic. Then compare the two wrecks.

And inside??

Wouldn’t it be spooky to be descending down to a shipwreck like this and suddenly in the total darkness, it comes into view?

Crazy how different Britannic and Titanic look. Britannic with life and Coral and Titanic nothing but Rusticals. Wonder why Britannic doesn't have Rusticals?Is it because the extreme difference in depth these ships are at?

great film; if only there were captions to identify what parts of the ship we are seeing. kudos to the divers and team.

They should raise the Britannic

Lets just hope that the chinese government leaves her alone.

I wish we could raise her out of the ocean

Wow what a sight, the divers dream, it's in such good condition considering the time it's been down there.

3:02 We can see britannic's livery because it was preserved but covered with green corals

I'm impressed at the depth these scuba divers went! I can't go a few feet in the water without the water pressure being too much to handle lol.

In 1916 is sinks on November 21

So why cannot the Britannic be raised it would make a great museum peace . Simon mills whom owns the wreck should bring it up it’s in shallow water compared to titanic , and intact

If only she had landed UPRIGHT,, like TITANIC.

As a person who works with tropical fish on a professional level,I would love to dive this wreck just to observe the unblemished and very active coral reef it has become. Unfortunate that the liner was destroyed during a war, but Britannic lives on as a thriving ecosystem.

The exteriors are one thing but I'm really more interested in the interiors

I had no idea this ship existed until just now when you tube said "Hey, watch this' Super cool she got to do a bit of work before heading off to Davy Jones locker

I love how this shipwreck is just glowing with aquatic life. It’s beautiful tbh

id raise it and restore it and put it in a museum

It's great to see that when humans are gone life flourishes.

Go inside mate. Show us the rooms, restaurant, engine room... lame

They should raise this ship, for historical purposes.

definitely the wrong music chosen.

ocean gate take notes

It’s amazing down there with all the fishies

The sad thing about the 30 passengers who died is that those deaths would've been avoided if the crew did not release 2 lifeboats without the captain's permission. A third lifeboat was meant to be lowered but the crew on top insisted not to do it because the captain hasn't given the orders yet. Then the passengers saw the second lifeboat get sucked in the propeller and crushed the people inside it. The passengers were probably thankful to the crew that didn't give in to their clamour.

I've spent my entire life obsessed with the Titanic and the three Olympic class sisters and have always wanted to become a diver and acquire all the certifications/qualifications needed in order to dive this site and truly bask in the glory of Titanic's damn-near identical sister in person. There's quite a few reasons why she's in such better shape than Titanic and I'm very thankful that she's become an artificial corral "reef" in semi-shallow water and not a rapidly deteriorating/disappearing wreck covered in rust-eating bacteria like her sister sitting at the bottom of the north Atlantic, disappearing more and more as the years go by. I'll obviously never get the chance to swim along side the decks of the Titanic but it's entirely possible to do so with the Britannic, so maybe, just maybe, I'll have my chance at it someday; It's definitely not outside the realm of possibilities.

why the propeller cones still intact, and on titanic are missing?

Britannic, although an almost exact carbon copy of Titanic, has had a completely different life: - Sank much faster than her sister, but only took down 30 people (her sister took down 1500 people) - She sank in a very similar fashion to her sister, but hit the bottom before the stern actually went down (explains the huge damage at the bow) - Obviously, she is in one piece and in excellent condition (in contrast with her sister) - Can be reached just by yourself, no need of a submarine (although you could use one if you're really squeamish; her sister can only be reached by submarine, and we know how that went last time) - She has an amazing sea life surrounding her, practically becoming an artificial reef. Her sister is devoid of any life, except from the bacteria that are slowly eating her