Is there still a lot of gold in the Titanic, and if there is, who wants to help me get it?
435386
At the current rate of rusting of the Titanic, in about 50 years there won't be much of the ship left. Right now the so called gold it has in it is in the lower holds. They cannot be gotten too. If they could, the french company that has been diving on and looting it, would have gotten it already. When the ship is all rusted away the gold should be sitting in the open, ready for the taking.\n\nGood luck.
460414
Could be worth a lot. I'll give you $20 for it.
308825
Yeah.  I believe there were about 1100 of them in "Titanic".\n\n\nHope this helps.
477714
yarr i  be a land pirate i'll buy ye gold!
1041789
I'm a rep for Future Collection.  Let me know if there's anything I can do to help.\n\nhttp://www.futurecollection.com
254008
Oh damn you caught me. You must be my ex-gf or something.\nOk I liked TITANIC so much. Yes I cried when Jack didn't get on the floating wreckage in the water. \nI was moved when Rose changed her last name to Dawson, at the end of the movie.\n\nAh shucks I am a big wuss. =)
484617
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432420
jeez - that sounds a demanding course.\nmake a paper boat in the style of an old galleon and stick a coin in the bottom. It will stop it falling over and demonstrate how the galleon can transport gold without sinking.\nThat should give you an E instead of F.
685684
Another good teamwork game is "Titanic". \n\nAs an intro have a discussion about what happened to the Titanic. Most kids will have seen the film, so they will have some idea of what happened.\n\nMark out 2 areas on the floor using masking tape. Each should be roughly the shape of a ship and big enough for everyone to stand inside at once. they should be as far appart as you can get them (I usually put them in diagonnaly opposite corners  of the room). Lable one "Titanic" and one "Rescue Ship". \n\nTell everyone to stand in Titanic and explain they are all passangers on the ship. They have to get to the Rescue ship. However, explain that they cannot go in the water (ie the floor between the 2 ships) because of sharks/icebergs. Fortunately there are some lifeboats left on Titanic which they can use to get to the rescue ship. \n\nThe lifeboats are in fact hula hoops. You need a minimum of 2, but 3 or 4 work better. Set some rules about the lifeboats: You are safe when you are standing in them. They can be picked up and moved around when they are empty but have to stay still when someone's stsnding in them. They can be passed from one person to another but not thrown. There is a maximum number of people who can stand in a lifeboat at one time - I usually say 4. You can step from one lifeboat to another but you can't jump between them.\n\nThe group has to work out how to get everyone to the rescue ship. The solution involves putting the lifeboats on the floor near Titanic, in a line heading towards the rescue ship. people step from Titanic into the first lifeboat, from the first lifeboat to the second and so on until all of the lifeboats except the one closest to Titanic are full, the last lifeboat is empty. Some people will have to wait behind on Titanic. One person picks up the empty lifeboat and passes it forward to a person in the lifeboat closest to the rescue ship. That person puts it on the floor and everyone moves forward, and repaets the process until they are at the rescue ship. When they get to the rescue ship, everyone gets into it except one person who does the procedure in reverse to go back to Titanic and pick up the next batch of passengers.\n\nOnce the group has worked out the solution you can change some of the rules about how many lifeboats there are or how many people can be in one boat at a time. \n\nI have tended to find it is a quieter, less pushy member of the group who will come up with the solution. The game works well with mixed ability and mixed age groups. For example I did it with a group of 11-year-olds and somebody's 3-year-old brother who happened to be there at the time. The group made quite big gaps between the lifeboats, but helped the 3-year-old get accross by picking him up and passing him from one person to another.
321487
yes. you might get the pot of gold instead.
324934
you have to ask yourself, if I knew where the exact location of gold is, would I tell you, uh . . .\n\nNO
66714
Extremely unlikely. A lot of time has passed, and within that time, the structure has shifted, pieces of it have collapsed and sunken, and the metal is slowly being eaten away.\n\nSurely any attempt to raise the infrastructure from the surface is going to make it collapse and break apart in numerous ways. The Titanic's remains has been erroding away steadily over the years, and eventually there won't even be much left of it.
914747
Yes! You need to go to an antique specialist. They could be worth allot of money!
373269
Gold occurs in sea water at 0.1 to 2 mg/ton (0.1 to 2 ppb by weight) depending on sample location. Compare this to mining from gold ores which is feasible at the level of 1-30 g/ton, depending on depth.\n\nNo wonder no commercially viable mechanism for performing gold extraction from sea water has yet been identified.
662391
OMG! that looks intense! the beginning is really sad but then in the middle its just like omg why are these people doing this to jack!? it looks good is it going to be a real movie? i hope so! i want another titanic really badly!!!!
644172
Gold is a pretty good standard. :) And it should be worth...well...gold.
507966
I bought a large amount of gold bouillion after 9/11. I haven't been dissapointed. AND, if the chit ever hits the fan, I have real gold to trade with.