Revealing the Titanic’s Remarkable Structure: A 3D Scan with All Water Drained

The Titanic, the infamous luxury cruise liner that sunk in 1912, has been recreated in a stunning 3D scan. The scan was conducted by OceanGate Inc., a company specializing in deep-sea exploration and imaging. They used their manned submersible Cyclops 1 to capture high-resolution images of the wreck site, which were then combined with sonar data to create an incredibly detailed map of what remains of the ship on its ocean floor grave.

The results are truly remarkable; allowing us to explore every nook and cranny from the comfort of our own homes as if we were there ourselves! What’s more is that this 3D model can be viewed with all water drained out – giving viewers an unprecedented look at what lies beneath. From boilers and engines to cabins and furniture still intact after 108 years underwater – it’s like seeing history frozen in time!

This incredible achievement not only provides us with a fascinating insight into one of mankind’s greatest tragedies but also serves as proof that technology can help bring even long-forgotten stories back into focus for future generations – no matter how far they may have slipped away from memory over time.