Are there icebergs around the Titanic wreck today?

Question

In the place where Titanic sank, are there still icebergs hanging around out there today? or they've all melted.

Answer 1

Theyre melted
global warming!
plus the northern hemisphere is in summer.

Answer 2

Icebergs continually form and melt. It is quite likely at some point in history, one or two icebergs passed directly over the resting place of the Titanic, but no one can be sure. At the moment, huge icebergs are passing off the coast of Newfoundland and many are just outside the harbour of St. John's. So long as there are glaciers and ice caps from which these large pieces of ice can break away from and float free in the ocean, there is always a chance one may float directly overhead the wreck of the Titanic.

Answer 3

Probably not but the water is still here. But if you research about the icebergs you will find out that the Japanese go to the North Pole and tow the bergs and process the for the purest drinking water in the world and it costs a fortune to drink a glass of it.

Answer 4

The icebergs that the Titanic hit melted long ago. There may well be new icebergs in the same place.

Icebergs float, and drift with the wind and current.

Answer 5

The place where the Titanic sank is the Atlantic Ocean. Are there icebergs around the wreck? No, the wreck is on the ocean floor, there is mud around the wreck, but no icebergs.

Answer 6

Icebergs change location all the time. And with global warming, there will be more as polar ice caps break up.

Answer 7

Its YOUR fault!!!! blasting in and out of the ozone coming here, for McNuggets, ain't no food on your planet taste like chicken?
...or are just looking to pack the cooler?

Answer 8

no they're all gone...mcdonalds used em all up

Answer 9

i have no idea