In order to reassure the public, the Irish and Scottish authorities (the two most likely mooring points of the ship) said that as soon as an unfortunate liner could be found, it would be sunk.
A THREAT TO HUMANITY.
Right now, the ship is also looking for the prize hunters. The fact is that formally the ship is no longer owned by anybody and the one who found it has every right to dispose of it at his own discretion. And its approximate cost when surrendering for metal is 600 thousand pounds sterling.
Besides, researchers of paranormal phenomena are searching for the liner. They are sure that the SOS signal was not emitted by the ship's pissed-off automatics, but by... rats. Let's quote one of the researchers of the "Lubov Orlova" phenomenon, an Englishman Tim Burke: "I'm sure that the rats survived. However, in order not to die on a ship where there is no food, they had to eat each other. As a result of natural selection on the liner, there was a civilization of huge and practically reasonable mutant animals. If they manage to reach the shore and land on the ground, then humanity is waiting for huge problems.
Add what? "Lubov Orlova" is still elusive. And now it has become as legendary a ghost as the "Flying Dutchman".
FACTS.
The theme of the ghost ship is so popular on the Internet that there is even a website that periodically frightens readers with rumors about "Love Orlova" and cannibal rats that are about to reach the land. The portal has several tens of thousands of regular visitors.
Many experts believe that the whole story of "Lubov Orlova" is nothing more than a hoax. The North Atlantic is very navigable, and at least someone should have noticed the liner going without control. Then a record of such a meeting would have appeared in the Sea Herald. But no such data was recorded.
In the last season, the cost of the 11-12-day tour to the Antarctic on board the "Lubov Orlova" for one passenger was from 4000 to 8500 dollars, depending on the class of the cabin.