We should raise the titanic piece by pieces till everything is brought up from the ocean 🌊

It's beyond salvageable... they've been looking into that several times in my lifetime.

At this point, it'd be better to just leave it as the gravesite that it is.

Trying to drag it up is going to destroy it much faster than leaving it there is.

We have everything that we need already to build an exact replica if we want a museum or something.

Like others, I can't see the point of interfering with a grave site and at the same time damage what remains of the vessel except for idle curiosity or vanity.

[@kidsarealright] sorry we must disagree that is the rest place of over fiteen hundred souls who drowned or perished on that night of april 14/15.that is there final restimg place and should reman that way it would be like going into a cemetery and digging up peoples grave

Why? As scrap? It would cost far more to recover than the steel is worth.

Alhtough there are no bodies left in and around her as they would have dissolved away very quickly, the wreck should be left in peace as their grave.

There's a hotel pn the outskirts of London called Theobalds Park Hotel. Many years ago it was a mansion occupied by a merchant sailor and his wife who collected ancient Egyptian artefacts. She bought a cursed mummy back from Egypt and sold it to an American man who decided to ship it back home. The ship he booked passage on was the Titanic. https://www.hertsmemories.org.uk/content/herts-history/places/historic-houses/listed_building/grade-2-listed-buildings/theobalds_park_hotel

Why? Would you want dug up after being buried a hundred years?

Not me let the dead rest in peace.

Talking about priorities, let us remove the plastic waste first.

We do not want to see microplastics in every human a few decades from now.

That is classified as grave robbing, leave it alone

Just send down half a dozen Scousers.
They will have it up in no time.

I have no problem with that, but I don't think the technology is there yet.