Sunday, June 10, 2012

Titanic, The story to find Titanic



titanic picture
Robert Balard scientist from French did not stay Titanic behind the eye for to much time, it was his childhood dream to find out the ruins Titanic and when he became adult he started his mission to find out Titanic. In 1985 Balard set up his ship base in the bank of Newfoundland with modern equipment, where was the source of Titanic sink. He sent Argo(underwater craft) into the ocean to get videos of under water.

Many days past but Balard could not find anything of Titanic and he become depressed. One day he was too much tired to looking and gone to take rest but suddenly he got a signal in videos of metallic object from Agro which only could come from a ship. Then he was got excited and start searching the ship after sometime he has got his childhood dream ship The Titanic. Yes, this is the wreckage of giant Titanic.

Balard captured different aspects of images of Titanic and seen the passengers memorial sign - bedding, bags, soccer - the plate, and many shoes which was like a live museum under the water. But Balard faced a deadline and  go back to his ship. Then he decided to come in next year with well preparation instantly. And in next year Balard come again to know more about the Titanic. Now he come with a mini submarine to go the ship himself and bring a robot named JJ but Balard named it swimming eye-ball. With the help of JJ he seen whole Titanic; how it's huge stairway, how it's Gym, chair, room overall everything.




Balard discovered the Titanic, but he wanted to know how did Titanic sink. To understand that he again go to Titanic on June 2004. But at this time, he become very upset because of after his discovery of Titanic, many people come to see the Titanic by submarine and where they were landed, there makes so many spots even in some places have holes. Around 6000 things were taken away even some of it's old pieces.


After many organization and peoples demand to preserve the ruins of the Titanic, in 2012 UNESCO declared as underwater World Heritage Site.

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