If titanic had not have sunk would it still be around today or would it be scrapped

:) I don't think it would be scrap, it was (not sure to date) considered the largest ship then. She'd be worth too much to scrap. Plus they do have another ship still floating today.

I think since it broke a lot of barriers and records during the making it most likely would still be around. Since it WAS the biggest and most luxurious, I think they would have kept it around for a while longer....at least until all the generations passed that had respect for her.

I actually think she would have been scrapped by now. Because she would have done her duty, she might have been turned into a war ship for WW1 and who knows what would have happend to her with that. And besides, after so many years of going acrosss the Atlantic, and bigger "better" ships being built that would have surpassed Titanic's...yeah IMO she would have eventually been scrapped. Plus think about it, is there ONE ship that is still around from the 1900's???

Theres a ship called the HMS belfast thats old its sits on the river thames in England but im not sure of its exect age perhaps some one reading this will know but thats the oldest vessel i know of. I think it was used in one of the world wars

The Queen Elizabeth I believe it is is docked in California, but I don't know the date of her..and I believe Queen Mary is still in "service" as well. Again don't know the date..

But considering I don't think any of the WSL ships are there anymore, except the Nomadic which is actually in plans to be scrapped or something, there's a petition going to keep her unscrapped as she's the only remaining tender of the WSL line

[quote:61eeaba3a2="Rosie1912"]I actually think she would have been scrapped by now. Because she would have done her duty, she might have been turned into a war ship for WW1 and who knows what would have happend to her with that. And besides, after so many years of going acrosss the Atlantic, and bigger "better" ships being built that would have surpassed Titanic's...yeah IMO she would have eventually been scrapped. Plus think about it, is there ONE ship that is still around from the 1900's???[/quote:61eeaba3a2]

thats what i wouldve said. thanks for stealing my line. :wink:

[quote:1dde7ef633="rose89"][quote:1dde7ef633="Rosie1912"]I actually think she would have been scrapped by now. Because she would have done her duty, she might have been turned into a war ship for WW1 and who knows what would have happend to her with that. And besides, after so many years of going acrosss the Atlantic, and bigger "better" ships being built that would have surpassed Titanic's...yeah IMO she would have eventually been scrapped. Plus think about it, is there ONE ship that is still around from the 1900's???[/quote:1dde7ef633]

thats what i wouldve said. thanks for stealing my line. :wink:[/quote:1dde7ef633]


LOL Sorry, didn't mean to steal it, I just posted my thoughts..

its ok. i'll get over it.

probably the titanic suppose to be srapp,like the olympic, because when a ship is not profitable (around year 1930 )the ship is srapp , another fact is
don,t forget the last ship of the white star line the britanic ,this last ship was more bigger than the titanic(903 feet)titanic (882.8 feet)and the britanic was also luxurious than the titanic ,but when the first world war begin the britanic was modified in hospital ship and sank at kea canal!!!
bad chance for white star...but probably the britanic and the titanic finish at the scrapp....................