Titanic Unveiled: You Won't Believe What This 3D Scan Reveals!

A complete 3D reconstruction of the shipwreck of the Titanic, assembled from more than 700,000 images, taken from every conceivable angle, reveals the ship like we’ve never seen it before.

Footage appearing in this video has been sourced from and credited to Atlantic Productions / Magellan

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[phoenixfire]

This is so awesome. Technology has come such a long way. I’m glad a 3D scan was taken before Titanic becomes completely unrecognizable.

[David-huzx]

I remember, almost 40 years ago in 1985, the day Ballard discovered the Titanic. We were all glued to the TV!

[MrGman]

Watching this gave me all there is to know for the human eye to see, and it didn't risk my life or cost $250k. RIP to the passengers and crew of Titan.

[jodyguilbeaux]

my dad and i use to sit around the dining table back in the early 1970s and wondered where on the bottom the titanic sank. we had multiple theories, but none was correct. ballard set the record straight in 1985, and we were all amazed. RIP DAD, i miss you.

[epicdude]

Watching this sure didn’t cost me a quarter of a million dollars

[richardzeiders]

People just don't realize how deeply Titanic's bow is buried in the mud. This image provides a sense of scale.

[torrieds]

Seen the entire ship without paying a dime. I can check this off my bucket list.

[GrantTarredus]

What an age for historians this is, with recently unimaginable tools like this to document the phenomenal era they’re in.

[nunyabisnis]

Really good detail. It beats climbing into what's basically a tin can, with a PlayStation controller for £250, 000.

[chrismitchell]

Looking at Titanic in 3D sure beats going down there in a mini sub at this moment I'd say.

[kobygameing]

May they all rest in peace, dozen of shoes are the souls 🙏

[effen_aey_man]

Most of those shoes are where people once were. The bodies might be gone, long dissolved by the ocean. But the shoes mark the graves of many of the people who didn't make it off the wreck.

[marjoriecoey]

It was such a beautiful ship! All those poor souls in that cold water!

Such a shame😢

[opiekrumpus]

This is mind blowing technology that shows every conceivable detail on this remarkable Titanic. Just WOW!

[pammccarthy]

It did give me chills to see the personal possessions like the people's shoes. Yes, they were human beings who paid the price with their lives. Also, the reconstruction will prove helpful to study anything like this perhaps to prevent future disasters.

[vernnymauriciocorderoramirez]

These scenes give chills and even fear and he is amazed at how the Titanic is today

[o]

The thing that struck me about this is just how much of the ship's paint is still there and faintly visible

[redcat]

I'd like to see Hood and Bismark imaged like this.

[outlawbadge]

Amazing pictures and videos of the shipwreck. Now we can actually see the entire ship.
Thanks for sharing

[Yourmomgoestocolledge]

Its absolutely incredible what we're able to do today. So friggin cool.