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By 2012 it'll be 100 years old, apparently, by 2030, the whole wreck will collapse and turn into a pile of wet scrap metal, so says the "experts".

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How long before the Titanic is completely eroded?

Yes...after hundreds of years in cold infected dark ocean water the Titanic is slowly but at a quick pace rotting away by a newly discovered bacteria that makes up rust; in 20 years from today (Nov. 2012) scientists confirmed that the titanic wreckage will be rotted away into a scar on the ocean floor as the only evidence left of the ship for the future (The titanic's stern has already rotted away into rust because it shattered and collapsed into itself upon impact with the ocean floor while the bow remained in one piece but bent into another angle)


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How much years it took to build titanic?

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What ocean did the Titanic sail across and how did it sink?

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What is older the continents or the ocean floor?

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How much longer will the titanic be in the ocean?

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How much money will you get if you found the Titanic?

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