Can We Raise The Titanic?

Raising the Titanic, the legendary sunken ship, has been a subject of debate for years. While the idea sounds intriguing, it's a colossal challenge. The Titanic lies about 12,500 feet deep in the North Atlantic, where extreme pressure and cold temperatures make preservation difficult. Previous attempts to raise parts of the ship or recover artifacts have faced technical and financial obstacles. It's unclear whether raising the entire Titanic is even feasible due to its deteriorating condition. And while it's still lying on the ocean floor, let's discover some less-known facts about it.
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[transformation-station]

From what I have heard the Titanic is so delicate from being underwater so long that
any tricks to raise it would probably cause it to fall apart.

[tiffanywilliams]

No. Let's leave it where it is. Why do you want to trouble a graveyard?

[edwardchrishooks]

NO, leave it alone.
Let those who dies there rest in peace.
WHAT WOULD BE THE PURPOSE.

[briannarichardson]

No, leave that tragic grave down there. Let those the perished rest.
It’s giving “RETURN THE SLAB” from courage the cowardly dog .

[elibeth]

the first question that popped up in my mind was "why?!😑🙄"

[monet]

It just proves it's meant to stay. It's a grave site leave it alone.

[timkiemdautu]

Hi🎉Very interesting video. Thank you🎉🎉🎉

[shannoncooper]

This might sound like a crazy idea but what if someone came up with a material strong enough that it could completely cover over and under the titanic and then the water was pulled out and the titanic was sealed like a ziplock bag and compressed in place and inflatable buoys raised it to the surface?

[warfangalphawolf]

The answer is no it isn't possible even with this quote idea because A. Robert Ballard protects it with his organization and B. the moment the ship thaws if you were able to convince him her structural integrity is not practically non-existent so unless you want a huge metal blobfish I'd advise against even challenging Ballard's idea to leave it and worst of all you'd be desecrating mass grave.

[Egg]

We can’t do that, because Robert is protecting it From anybody who tries to steal it

[WolfDreamer-exex]

No, leave it alone. Let the souls rest in peace

[chalker]

Please no, let it rest in two pieces.

[Vince_Tasciotti]

Everybody is overthinking this issue. Simply pull the drain plug on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. The water will drain into the Pacific and operation to salvage the Titanic just got easier. Also a side benefit would be to locate the sunken city of Atlantis too.

[Discosaturn]

Isn't the Titanic going to disintegrate within now and 100 years? The only thing we're going raise is what's left of the ship.

[michaelcaywood]

I don’t think so. It’ might break in half. It’s best just to leave it alone.

[never-ending-space]

Neat I didn’t realize someone had tried to raise the titanic before.

[brenraz]

No no don't do it... that's why its called ' rest in peace'. Dont spoil their peace.!

[chariscaines]

I love this video❤❤ btw how are you gonna get all the way to the bottom do get the ship?

[watermeloniesha]

The titanic is nearly 60 tons. The sea and all of its bacteria has been eating it for over 100 years. Its just is impossible with it crumbling to bits. The drastic chnage in presure to such a fragile ship would crush it

[zacksmith]

NO! Just leave it be …it’ll be damaged or destroyed and it’s a graveyard