Not much. The wreck is very deep in very cold water. There has been some corrosion, and some loss of the more organic components of the wreck, but that is it. If you look through the pictures and videos, you can clearly see leather boots and other debris on the sea floor. many of the artifacts (over 5,000) that were brought up are in remarkable shape. Paper menus can be easily read, clothing looks well worn but intact. A pair of cotton workman's glove is scorched, and tattered, but could have easily been in that condition before the sinking. One of the ships linen napkins displayed in the sale last year looks ready for service.
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".
Three years after Titanic sank, in 1915, Lusitania was torpedoed off the coast of Ireland.
The book was written 14 years before the titanic set sail and the story was almost identical to what happened to titanic!
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)
Yes, and it will be impossible to bring it back up.
because people cant get it of the floor because years years ago thery put tons of salt in the oacen now because it is too heavy to get out and besides what would there do with it ?
It remained on the ocean floor for 70 years where it slowly decayed and has been eaten away by bacteria which eat iron. In the mid 80's Robert Ballard rediscovered it and occasional expeditions go down to the wreck to study it.
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".
Three years after Titanic sank, in 1915, Lusitania was torpedoed off the coast of Ireland.
The book was written 14 years before the titanic set sail and the story was almost identical to what happened to titanic!
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)
becuse it was in the atlantic ocean and its far from where u are the the atlantic ocean
They haven't but I think it should just stay there and let everything in it just stay in peace I mean it's been there for 100 years I say they leave it there.
Yes, and it will be impossible to bring it back up.
No, it's still rests at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, where it's been for the last 99 years.
The ocean is 4 billion yars old, however due to subduction, the oldest sediment found in the ocean's floor is 180 million years old.
the titanic sunk 450 miles of the coast of new york