Titanic, one of Steven Spielberg’s most famous films, turned 25 yesterday. In honor of this event, scientists from the Oceanographic Institution in Woods Hole have released a unique video of the ship’s crash site. The video was recorded by Woods Hole oceanographer Robert Ballardi in 1986, when a manned underwater vehicle, the DSV Alvin, sank to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean.
In a video over an hour and a half, you can see what the wreck of the legendary ship looked like 37 years ago. Meanwhile, people have seen the Titanic on this expedition for the first time since its crash in 1912.
In 2022, scientists from OceanGate Expeditions released the first 8K video of the Titanic’s wreckage. This quality made it possible to see many elements of the ship, for example the engraving of its manufacturer, Noah Hingley & Sons Ltd. Additionally, scientists found one of the ship’s huge steam boilers at the bottom of the ocean.
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You won’t believe it: rare images of the sinking Titanic were first published on The Fashion Vibes.
Source: People Talk
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