Titanic was discovered in 1985. Why not salvage it?

Titanic is a luxury cruise ship with entertainment facilities such as library, gym and lounge. At the beginning of the 20th century, it was really an amazing and shocking building. This huge ship is 269 meters long and can accommodate more than 3,000 people at the same time. The interior decoration is even more magnificent. At that time, not only politicians, but also business elites and many noble civilians boarded this luxury cruise ship. This cruise ship attracted much attention before it was launched, and major newspapers and media rushed to report it. Even when the Titanic set sail, countless reporters came to report. However, this unprecedented ship hit the rocks and sank in less than a day.

Because of its huge size, the crew found the iceberg too late to turn around and the hull was hit by a huge impact. And due to various reasons such as safety, the Titanic quickly sank to the bottom of the water, and only 1000 passengers were rescued. This luxurious ship, full of jewels, gold wares and countless undead, slept at the bottom of the sea until it was rediscovered in 1985.

People have also thought about salvaging the hull. However, after research and field investigation by scientists, it was found that the ship was very fragile. The hull was not strong when it was built, and the seawater was soaked all the year round, which made the Titanic an untouchable shipwreck. Besides, the Titanic was too big to be salvaged. If forcibly salvaged, it may destroy this world-famous ship and turn it into pieces.

Because of the beautiful love between Jack and Ruth in the movie Titanic, this ship has been given extra meaning. In fact, this love story is just a fabrication. However, even without the blessing of this love story, this great ship still has great value and significance. Scientists did their best to preserve it for a long time. However, under the corrosion of seawater, the Titanic will gradually disappear. According to the forecast, it will disappear completely from the bottom of the sea around 2030. At that time, it was estimated that only this historic ship could be seen in the photo.