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titanic - submersible visit?

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tali122 | 17:39 Wed 21st Dec 2005 | Science
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i am fascinated by the titanic and would love to see the shipwreck at the bottom of the ocean - 12000ft of water weighing billions of tons a few inches from your head in pitch freezing darkness - and if anything goes wrong it'll be a long time before any help arrives......
......so maybe not for me .. so would you go down in the submersible to see the titanic? - honest answers please!
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Would love to.
23:59 Wed 21st Dec 2005
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No way. Not when brave videographers can do it for me and let me watch in the safety and comfort of a chair! See Ghosts of the Abyss or whatever it's called - I saw it in Imax 3D - quite a thrill!
05:56 Thu 22nd Dec 2005
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I would love to, but would probably chicken out. There is just too much pressure at that depth. I have always wondered though if there is any skeletons locked inside the ship somewhere, as some people (especially in second class) couldnt get off the ship.
14:42 Fri 23rd Dec 2005
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