Scientists New Plan To Retrive the Titanic Changes Everything!

Scientists New Plan To Retrive the Titanic Changes Everything!

The story of the Titanic has fascinated the world for over a century. Since its tragic sinking in 1912, the massive ship has rested some 12,500 feet below the ocean's surface, a haunting monument to one of the greatest maritime disasters in history. But what if there was a way to bring the Titanic back from its watery grave? Interestingly, scientists have proposed a revolutionary new plan that could change everything we thought we knew about underwater archaeology. In this video, we'll explore how Scientists' new secret plan to retrieve the Titanic changes everything from the depths of the ocean!

This extremely big Titanic has been resting quietly at the bottom of the ocean for more than a hundred years. Now, there's talk of bringing it back up to the surface. One way to do this is by using buoyancy tanks. But how would this work?

Buoyancy tanks are like huge, air-filled containers. When you attach them to something underwater, they can make it float up. Imagine attaching big balloons to a toy boat in a pool—it would float to the surface. But the Titanic is much, much bigger, and it's sitting very, very deep in the ocean.

[SIN-RODEO]

That will be nice going to the museum to see titanic

[DarkcIoud.]

If I was freakishly rich and managed to fund the process of bringing it to the surface, somehow restored the ship to sailing order, could I claim ownership as the original company is no longer around?

[KevinvanBeveren]

as much as i like to see scientists making progression, i rather want to see the titanic at the bottom of the sea, don't destroy history by surfacing it

[barbroeder]

That’s ok to bring it up but once it’s up then what??? Tow it into dock?? Put its pieces on a carrier and bring it to a port ???

[douglasgriffiths]

The T0itanic needs to stay where she is. First, she is a grave. Second, she has been under all that pressure for 112 years, and bringing her up would probably be a disaster. She would probably break. Third, she has not been exposed to air or its pollutants for 112 years. She would deteriorate rapidly exposed to the air. We should instead enjoy pictures and videos others have risked their lives to obtain for our amusement and amazement. (Jan Griffiths).

[sqxrlbv]

Bout time, should have been done long ago 😞