Investigando as Últimas Horas do Titanic - Documentário Completo

It was April 14, 1912. Under a calm sky and a silent night, an iceberg weighing approximately 3 million tons was approaching the Titanic's path . The officers had only seconds to react. At 11:39 PM, the ship struck the iceberg.

Although the crew believed they had avoided the worst, below the waterline, the situation was different. News of the disaster spread quickly. Among the dead were influential people and millionaires, as well as hundreds of immigrants seeking a new life in the United States. Shocked family members tried to understand how the impossible had happened. The

Titanic had been designed to be the safest and most luxurious ship of its time, with watertight compartments capable of containing floods. Still, the ship sank in just 2 hours. Get ready to explore the facts and analyze the decisions that may have doomed the most famous ship in the world. Discover who or what was truly

responsible for its sinking and try with us to understand what led the unsinkable vessel to its tragic fate. Welcome to the Terrestrial Documentary channel.

Two weeks after the shipwreck, a British public commission launched an investigation to determine who was responsible for the loss of more than 15 lives. Among the key witnesses were Bruce Smay, president of White Star, radio operator Harold Bride, and second officer Charles Lightoler. Their testimonies were crucial in understanding the factors that led to the

tragedy. Two years before the maiden voyage, Ismay met with chief designer Alexander Carlle. During the meeting, they discussed the grandeur of the staircase and the height of the bulkheads, partitions used to create watertight compartments in the hull. The higher the height, the greater the safety, as the water could be contained in case