The bow of the Titanic: A picture of the bow of the Titanic 2.5 miles below the ocean's surface.Courtesy RMS Titanic
This summer the Science Museum of Minnesota is hosting Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition.
Here's a link to an interesting story on MSNBC about shipwrecks that capture the imagination. The article is pretty fluff, but has enough info to start a Google search on the shipwrecks that interest you. Check it out!
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Thanks, Joe. The exhbit looks fun!
i heard that the titanic would fall apart because of all the rust over the years, is that true?
Yes, that is true. It is slowly corroding in the salt water of the ocean.
But wait, my source for this was old...the rusticles have been found to actually be living microbes that are eating the ship's iron. Check it out.
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