Scientists will use cutting-edge technology to create the most detailed photographic record of the Titanic ever made.
This expedition marks the first commercial mission to the Titanic since the OceanGate tragedy, aiming to scan every nook and cranny of the wreck.The bow and stern sections of Titanic are well understood, but many areas of the surrounding debris field have received only cursory inspection.The legendary Titanic , frozen in time at the bottom of the Atlantic, is about to be explored in unprecedented detail.
This is the last sunset the team will see from the shore for the next month. Tomorrow, we embark for the wrecksite ofill-fated voyage is known worldwide, immortalized in countless books, movies, and documentaries. Despite extensive study since its discovery in 1985, a definitive map of the wreck site remains elusive.
Evan Kovacs, who is in charge of the imaging program, anticipates that his camera systems will produce images with millimeter resolution.
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