271K views · 3.9K reactions | Titanic digital twin up close. Magellan Ltd. scanned the bow, stern and debris field of RMS Titanic creating a complete 3D reconstruction of the shipwreck, assembled from more than 700,000 images, taken from every conceivable angle. #titanic #rmstitanic #raisetitanic | Raise RMS Titanic Foundation | Facebook

Titanic Digital Twin: 715,000 high-resolution images totaling 16 terabytes; two weeks travel from Magellan’s normal operating regions; operating costs around $100,000/day; 3–4 months to generate the first draft of the model; more than a year of reprocessing. For Magellan, this was a passion project. The team happened to be transiting near the Titanic site between projects, and the company’s founder seized the rare opportunity to document the site in an unprecedented way. In doing so, they’ve cre

25K views · 122 reactions | National Geographic reveals a groundbreaking documentary that digitally reconstructs the #Titanic using over 700,000 underwater images. The result of two years of meticulous work, the film challenges long-standing theories about the ship’s sinking | FRANCE 24 English | Facebook

1.9K views · 55 reactions | Watch: Director James Cameron teams up with National Geographic to make a documentary on his 1997 film Titanic. bit.ly/TitanicCameron | Firstpost | Facebook