Bismarck: Did This Hit Doom Her? with Drachinifel, Oceanliner Designs and Joe Lavender
The wreck of the legendary German battleship Bismarck lies on the side of a vast underwater mountain more than 4 kilometers deep - thanks to that depth it is still in remarkable condition. In 2025 we visited Bismarck and documented her in order to create a digital twin; today we invite Mike Brady from @oceanlinerdesigns, @drachinifel and historian Joe Lavender to analyse the footage taken of the wreck by our ROVs. This is part two in a series of videos where the trio will analyse Bismarck and reveal her secrets. Patreon members support Magellan's deep sea work directly and get access to exciting, early-access and exclusive content like behind-the-scenes, raw wreck footage and much much more. Join today! / magellanltd #history #ships #bismarck #engineering #ww2 #navy #exploration #deepsea #ocean #wrecks #shipwreck #machinery #titanic
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