Around 700,000 high-resolution images of the Titanic have recreated the most accurate depiction of the legendary “unsinkable” ...

Submersibles captured images of the Titanic wreck to create a "digital twin" of the ship. Researchers are using it to explore ...

Now we can see the Titanic’s bow in gritty clarity ... a largely indecipherable mess has become a high-resolution crash scene photograph, with clear patterns emerging from the murk.

A detailed analysis of a full-sized digital scan of the Titanic has revealed new insight into the doomed liner's final hours. The exact 3D replica shows the violence of how the ship ripped in two as ...

The scan has been produced for a new documentary by National Geographic and Atlantic Productions called Titanic: The Digital Resurrection. "It's like a crime scene ... of the bow section where ...

A digital rendering based on a 3D mapping project of the Titanic. (photo credit ... according to the report. The bow of the ship, or the front, sits on the sea floor, but the back half of the ...

But what survives — in a bow the height of an 80-story building, where Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) and Rose (Kate Winslet) romanced in the iconic “I’m flying” scene in Cameron’s Titanic ...

The scan, however, provides the first full view of the Titanic. The immense bow lies upright on the seafloor ... "It's like a crime scene: you need to see what the evidence is, in the context ...