The Titanic has been sunk for more than 100 years, why haven t people fished it out yet?

Salvaging a wreck costs a lot of money, and no one wants to pay for it, so it's definitely hard to salvage it.

Because the place where it sank is very complicated, and the Titanic is relatively large, it requires a lot of manpower, material resources, and financial resources.

In fact, the main reason is that the area where the Titanic sank is not particularly clear, and it is possible that it was washed by the sea water and buried.

It is estimated that it is because the salvage is too difficult, and there is no use value after salvage, and it may have been overgrown with bacteria and microorganisms, so there is no need to pick it up. "Titanic", I believe everyone is no stranger to this ship. Many people have seen the classic work "Titanic", in which the love of the male protagonist is very moving, but unfortunately in the end, the ship hit an iceberg and caused the clinic cruise ship to sink to the bottom of the sea, the whole scene is very shocking, and it is difficult to remember, whether it was at that time or now, it will be a pity.

It has been silent for more than 100 years, and it has not yet been salvaged.

"Titanic" silence after the word caused a great sensation, there are many people claim that 70,000 will be salvaged this cruise ship, but for some reason, so far has not been salvaged, in the "Titanic" sank 70 years, scientists have experienced countless searches, and finally found the wreckage of this ship in a depth of 3km, not to mention that salvaging "Titanic" costs huge financial and material resources, Salvaging a huge ship at a depth of 3 km is not a simple matter, if it is placed today, the difficulty of salvage is not less than when it was discovered, and the water pressure in the deep sea and the weight of the ship can be imagined to be very difficult.

The Titanic has been immersed in the sea for more than 100 years, in this hundred years, the whole metal and seawater have been corroded by the seawater, forming oxides, all those who have learned chemistry better know that oxides are relatively fragile, as far as the current human technology is concerned, there is no complete way to control oxides, if you forcibly salvage this cruise ship, to the sea, the ship may only be left with a little residue, It has no use value at all, and consumes a lot of financial and material resources to outweigh the losses in the end.

Back then, the Titanic accidentally hit a reef, and then the hull entered the water, and finally fell silent.

It was also very sudden when this ship sank, because of a typhoon, and this Titanic was this ship at that time, it was very large, so it couldn't be salvaged at all.

Just barely kept a shell. If the wreckage is salvaged directly, it is possible that it will completely collapse before leaving the bottom of the sea, rather than completely destroying this historical site, it is better to leave them at the bottom of the sea, the Titanic is a tragedy, we should keep in mind the painful lessons of the year.