Titanic,Do you think this will work ? just a ideal?

Question

One......( Need 4 Larger army ships ) ( Six larger army planes the once that carrie the tanks ) (10 pump )to pump the water Low enought to sLide the hard Aquarium plastic under the titanic. to lift the titanice up we might need Inflateball to help with the lift the Titanic) They said the the Titanic is 2 and a half mile underwater ok we need to build a Aquarium around the Titanic.... Now how or we going to do this ?we need 10 water bumps to drain the water thats around the titanic this is why we need ships,the water low enought to build the Aquarium around it . the ship could sit a half a mile from the Titanic why the Aquarium has to be pull up and we dont wont the ship to be damge when the 10 army plane pull the Aquarium up it will have enought room to pull the Aquarium up and bring the titanic home and make sure the hooks are stronger and big dont cut know corner use the best to build this amazine Aquarium and make there enought room to bring the titanice home

If you had a idea how to pull the titanic from the ocean< and put it back on land would you share it , it might work all it take is a great idea.

Answer 1

Who would finance such a major task? Why would anyone want to raise it? GREAT inventions start with an idea...........So Good Luck!

Answer 2

I don't think that is such a great idea. The Titanic is designated
a grave site. I think pulling that ship from the water if ever
possible should not be done. I don't believe it can be done, the
metal on that ship is extremely brittle and with time so much has
happened to the Titanic since the night it went down. Two ways
this can be seen which are, the ship remained well perished all
those years and the flip side is, it can fall apart with the slightest touch or disruption to it. Also, if this ship was pulled from it's
watery grave, and the best technology today was used to do that, more damage would be done than anything else. The water would strike the ship, possibility the cable would break, and the ship would fall back down and break up even worst than it is already. Remember this ship isn't together, one piece is widely separated from the other and there would be no way that the bow of the Titanic could be raised. There have been two attempts to raise a piece from that ship and just look at what it took to even do that. The first time was unsuccessful and than in August of 1998, a miracle happened and a piece of the ship was raised. I hope whoever visits that site, will respect it. Long Live Titanic and it's memories. My questions would be, Who would
fund it, a massive project like that and who would ever consider
raising that ship? It would be too much of a haunting reminder
of an unfortunate tragedy. No one would ever want to see that
take place.

Answer 3

No, it is too rusty and too fragile to lift (and it is in several pieces already). It would come apart as you lifted it.