The Titanic In 3-D 88
crimeandpunishment writes "A scientific expedition to the Titanic will create a detailed three-dimensional map of the world's most famous shipwreck. A 'dream team' of archaeologists, oceanographers, and other scientists will spend 20 days assessing the legendary ship's deteriorating condition, and collecting data and images. They're calling it the most advanced scientific mission to Titanic since its discovery 25 years ago. A leader of the expedition says this is the first time the wreck will be treated as an archaeological site, with two goals: 'One is to preserve the legacy of the ship by enhancing the story of the Titanic itself. The second part is to really understand what the state of the ship is.'"
"The second part... (Score:5, Funny)
Oh I can help with that. "Sunk."
Also found (Score:3, Funny)
Wasn't this (Score:1, Funny)
done back in 1996 for an INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA CD-ROM TITLE where you can dive into the titanic virtually with your Pentium(R) Processor enhanced for Windows 95?
Re:Close one (Score:4, Funny)
Re:"The second part... (Score:5, Funny)
Hmm...putting a huge but shoddily built seagoing vessel with insufficient safeguards in a place where its sinking could kill people and traumatize a nation after being accidentally subjected to sudden pressure coming from a great and frigid depth...who could bp so foolish as to repeat this mistake in this modern age?
Re:Close one (Score:3, Funny)
you'll also get to experience Kate Winslet's 30' tall boobs nestled in your lap.
I'm gonna start waiting for tickets right now. Excuse me.
Re:"The second part... (Score:5, Funny)
No, no, the free market corrected this by itself! Not many of the original passengers chose to go on a ship again.