Will the Titanic be reborn

Answer 1

No definite ones as yet- her wreck is just sitting down there on the bed of the North Atlantic, 2.5 miles down in sub-zero temperatures.

Many marine archaeologists, including Dr. Robert Ballard and his team who discovered her location, have expressed concern that the wreck is deteriorating faster than expected due to corrosion, and have called for it to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and protected as such. But it's difficult to know how this could be done- she lies at such a massive depth, and because she split in half when she sank, is spread over a vast area of at leat a third of a mile. The only sure way of protecting her would be to entomb her and her debris field in a concrete shell, but this would cost billions of US dollars and also prevent future access to marine explorers.

It may also be possible to coat her in a special resin that would prevent any further corrosion from taking place, but again, this would be a huge operation costing a vast amount of money. Most people are resigned to her deteriorating further- she cannot be raised as she is a mass grave site protected under international law, and in any case this would be all but technically impossible due to the extreme ocean depth and also the fragile state of the wreck. The probability is that she will just be left as she is, to slowly disintegrate and break down.

Answer 2

I dont think so. but with technologey these days you never know