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I think the moon’s a bit more than 3 times deeper than the Titanic. It’s pretty big.
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Some people made it to the titanic wreck quite fast.
As soon as it formed in fact. >

Probably you still have more people in the titanic than the dozen folks that have been in the moon >

Several times more, in fact >

We knew exactly where the moon was.  The Titanic, not exactly. >

Also the moon was up there for around 4 billion years; the Titanic was only down there for a hundred years or so as a comparison of attempts. >

by the time we got to the moon, it was down there for only 57 years >

Lot of people went to the Titanic site, they just didn't come back. >

As a counterpoint, we reached the bottom of the Marianas trench about a decade before going to the Moon, which is around 3 times deeper than the Titanic.