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LOL...I know....lol
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With friends like you nosie Rosie who needs ememys? LoL collie
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hahaha....enemies are bad.....friends like me are GOOD!
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Collie, Now I do remember either reading somewhere or seeing a documentary on Titanic. I do not have the facts or book in front of me, but I believe it was Ballard, but not positive. Anyway someone said the part of the ship that is buried deep in the ocean floor could possibly preserved not only things but some bodies. The reason being that it is cold? I will look though my books and some of my articles and see if I can find it.
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It's very cold in there. That'd be a great preservation method. Also, not many ocean creatures would like to be in that cold of an atmosphere. Although, you do run the chance of getting some unheard of creatures in there too. I think in normal circumstances, it would have preserved just fine, but it having been almost 100 years, I don't think much WOULD be left to run DNA testing on if anything.
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Betty, At one time they thought that the ship and bodys would be fully preseved because it was that far down and they didnt think any forms of live would survived at those depts but they were wrong so i wonder if what you heard or saw was before they had the information thats now available.
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Isn't the bow like 60 feet (I think tha'ts hwat I remember hearing) buried in mud??
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Im not sure i thought that it was thirty feet but you may be correct . I read that the silt on the ocean floor is like stomach acid and eats away all human remains is this true?
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thats what i read today in the books (im getting smarter). it is doing that. you are correct rosie.
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Yes, Rosie while looking through my books the other day, I did see where the bow was buried 60 feet under the sand(?). I wonder why things would be preserved in the bow. Is it because it is like a vacuum or something in the part buried? I wish I could find the article I was talking to you all about. I am still looking. I almost think it was Ballard talking on a documentary, but I will keep at it
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