Titanic's 3D Digital Twin Unveils New Insights Into Tragedy

A groundbreaking reconstruction reveals the ship's structural failures, crew sacrifices, and preservation efforts as the wreck faces rapid deterioration.

The digital twin, created from 715,000 images and 16 terabytes of data, provides an unprecedented view of the Titanic wreck in precise detail.
Analysis confirms that the iceberg caused a series of small punctures across six watertight compartments, sealing the ship's fate.
New evidence highlights the heroism of Chief Engineer Joseph Bell and his team, who kept the ship's lights on to aid lifeboat launches, sacrificing their lives.
The reconstruction reveals that the Titanic was violently torn apart, rather than splitting cleanly, with significant damage to first-class cabins.
The digital twin serves as a critical preservation tool, capturing the wreck's current state before it deteriorates further, and is central to the new National Geographic documentary 'Titanic: The Digital Resurrection.'

The Hollywood Reporter