Unprecedented scanning technology reveals the Titanic in its entirety after 100 years on the ocean floor:
The world’s fascination with history’s most famous shipwreck continues, as sophisticated scanning technology offers up the first chance in over 100 years to see the Titanic in its entirety. The images have captured every millimeter of the ship’s surface, leaving viewers awed by this unprecedented level of detail.
The ship has remained 12,500 feet deep since it sank in 1912 after striking an iceberg on route from Southhampton, U.K., to New York. The wreck was first discovered in the North Atlantic in 1985, and has already been extensively explored. Yet its full form has remained a mystery until now, being far too big to be captured by just one camera.
New 3D scans of the Titanic offer a detailed look at the famed shipwreck resting 3,800 meters below the surface of the Atlantic Ocean. A research team collected 16 terabytes of data to recreate the passenger ship on which an estimated 1,517 people died when it sank in 1912 🚢
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