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@@abhiexplains 5 new bodies are at the wreck add a 5 too the death count

Yes because of a metal eating bacteria

@LiveRise5593 "Most of the damage and collapsing is due to explorers parking their submarines ontop of the ship" That is also not correct. While there has been some damage found that was probably caused by submersibles, to claim that the MASSIVE deterioration we can see across the whole ship is caused by submarines, is asinine. How many expeditions are going down there every day, damaging the ship? And why would they all sit on top of the deck across the whole ship? It makes no sense and the damage observed now with the new 3D scan available also makes that obvious. It's evidently Titanic collapsing on herself. You are correct about her not "dissolving" any time soon. She will still be recognizable for many many decades to come and she won't be completely gone for more than a hundred years. But her superstructure, thinner steel, is collapsing already, and relatively rapidly as well.

110 years and only 30% gone and your saying in 20 YEARS the other 70 percent will be dissolved? The math is kinda off…

It will take another 200 years before the Titanic is completely gone

​@carolinapanthers11 yes I see your point but think, that 30% could have been keeping some parts of the wreck protected probably lowering concentration of bacteria there, not that most of the outer pieces have dissolved, the titanic is more exposed to bacteria, as bacteria gradually speed up over the years, and, yes I agree that 20 years is to short, I'd say maybe around 60 70 years

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