Titanic

[smoke665]

715,000 images, 5 megapixel Mico Four Thirds camera system, 16 terrabytes of data. I really want to watch this. Created Using 715,000 Photos, the Most Detailed 3D Model of the Titanic Challenges Beliefs

 

[DanOstergren]

I'm really looking forward to watching this as well. I've always been mesmerized by the Titanic ever since I was very young.

 

[Jeff15]

It's all fascinating stuff ...

 

[cgw]

Wife's great uncle went down with it, young apprentice electrician. Getting on the Titanic crew was apparently moon-shot crazy, something anyone connected to its build scrambled for.

 

[smoke665]

Wow, just watched this, very interesting.

 

[Jeff15]

I watched this TV program on National Geographic last night. The detail in their results was absolutely amazing.

 

[smoke665]

I watched this TV program on National Geographic last night. The detail in their results was absolutely amazing.

Plus the scale and ability to see things in a a 3d perspective.

 

[Jeff15]

Amazing ....

 

[AlanKlein]

All I can think of is the remains of the people who couldn't get out and went down with the ship. Are their bones still in there?

 

[smoke665]

All I can think of is the remains of the people who couldn't get out and went down with the ship. Are their bones still in there?

I don't recall them showing any, they did show remnants of clothing, shoes toys, etc. The rear section that broke off was almost a mile away and the overall debris field was large. Also they could only photograph it from the exterior.

 

[Jeff15]

The pressure in that part of the Atlantic is so deep that the people would have become soup many many years ago.