Cum au folosit navele maritime tehnologia pentru a pune capăt Epocii de Aur a Velelor

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2. 13:32 "This was important!
   1. You could build a much bigger ship
   2. You could build a much bigger ship"

3. Wonderful researchband info. Thanks to your team

4. I watched the video with my younger brother (he's 10) and when he saw the animation of the Atlantic he refused to believe that it was an animation. 10/10

5. 30:52 I enjoyed the video. Thanks

6. BTW! THE SS GREAT BRITAIN ("the first ocean liner") is still around to this day and in the City of Bristol, England, United Kingdom; you can even board it and look around the ship! Defo worth a look if you love shipping! 💖

7. Amazing vid! 😉

8. Its mankind ffs

9. Excellent job on the French pronunciation!

10. Absolutely fascinating.. 👍

11. Just found this Channel, Wow i am addicted great great stuff!

12. My grandparents sailed on the Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse from Bremen, Germany and arrived in New York on August 1, 1906. Thank you for the story of a ship that was part of my family's history.

13. Another amazing video by ocean liner designs. Fun fact you are one of the Youtubers that I got taught about the white star line and The Olympic class

14. This is an excellent production Mike. So much of the "content" that is jettisoned into our consciousness is so pointless. I've seen more poorly produced work on the National Geographic channel…seriously. Just look up the documentary they did about the new Air Force One for Trump. I appreciate that you take your production management so seriously, with great audio (with good diction), editing and choices of clips and photos. It's a rare thing out there these days. Keep them coming. We'll keep watching.

15. HOLY now you animated ships 3D

16. Superb Mike. Really well done. Wasn't sure this was my cup o' tea but this was excellent. One of your best ( and that's a bar set very high). My father was ex RMS Mary and Lizzie (as he called them). He would have loved your attention to detail. Thank you.

17. I can't get enough of your videos, it's always interesting and so enjoyable

18. Just tought of something

    What would a video look like if you and Part-time explorer did one together
    2 great youtube channels with great narrating voices
    Wouldn't that be something

19. The further away from the period of ships like Olympic, Mauretania, and Aquitania you get the less appealing ships become until you eventually end up with the hideous blocks of flats that you get on the sea today like the QM2. It was a slow decline from that point onwards. You can see the very first signs of this decline in classic ocean design by the 1930s with ships like the Normandie and Queen Mary. Actually, slightly earlier probably, and by the late 1920s. You know, when the bow of ships start to slop inward more and more, and you get the cruiser stern you know the classic peak in ocean liner design is well and truly coming to a close. The Normandie and the Queen Mary's interiors were bigger and more grand but then so are the interiors of the QM2 or Oasis of The Seas. Those ships will still never have the same appeal that earlier ships like the Olympic, Mauretania, or Aquitania had.

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20. The sheer QUALITY of this video. Its a complete documentary.

21. ngl I feel like the channels become more commercialised sadly

22. The use of Dvoraks American quartet was inspired

23. Most excellent video!! 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻

24. It's such a joy to listen to you.

25. This is fantastic. Can’t wait till you get your first Netflix show!

26. “And was the eera of the 4 funnel liner. But that is a story for another day” That is correct 😏❤️

27. Aww. I learnt a lot about the ships that came before the Titanic, that was really cool.
    Definitely hope to see the other big ships after the Kaiser Wilhelm in the same narrative as this one. Part 2 maybe?

28. Great video 👍❤

29. Dammmmmmm youuuuuu dag with the cliff hangers 😂 absolutely loving this series every episode gets better and better thank you

30. I absolutely love your videos. They've rekindled that love I've always had for ships and their personal stories. Thank you so much for all your research and effort!

31. Cowl ventilators make these early liners look classy, unlike the bin-and-lid ventilators on Lusitania.
    Regards,
    Kev

32. Thanks!

33. MICHAEL THANK YOU SO MUCH.

    LOTS OF GREAT INFORMATION AND WELL NARRATED.

34. I was just chilling and then when you said “MARQUIS DE JOUFFROY D’ABBANS” at 3:48 I was like hold up, this man speaks French too!? Good looks 🤣🤣👏

35. MICHAEL,
    DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA WHICH SHIP MY RELATIVES MIGHT HAVE IMMIGRATED FROM CENTRAL ITALY TO NEW YORK IN?

    THEY MADE THE JOURNEY SOMEWHERE BETWEEN 1905 TO 1915

36. Never cease to amaze Mike, unbelievable work.

37. Thanks very much for an entertaining documentary. I enjoyed it very much.

38. Brilliant! Let's bring back the smoking room…..haha. 😊 I'm old enough to remember when you could smoke on a 747…. but that's a story for another day….❤

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