New Titanic 3D images reveal never before seen looks of historic ship | LiveNOW from FOX

Deep-sea researchers have completed the first full-size digital scan of the Titanic, showing the entire wreck in unprecedented detail and clarity, the companies behind a new documentary on the wreck said Thursday.
Using two remotely operated submersibles, a team of researchers spent six weeks last summer in the North Atlantic mapping the whole shipwreck and the surrounding 3-mile debris field, where personal belongings of the ocean liner’s passengers, such as shoes and watches, were scattered.
Richard Parkinson, founder and chief executive of deep-sea exploration firm Magellan, estimated that the resulting data - including 715,000 images - is 10 times larger than any underwater 3D model ever attempted before.
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[@DinFL]

This is amazing. Kudos to everyone involved in making it possible.

[@IanDarley]

The audio on this clip was amazing, if only other world-class media companies could match this.... But otherwise, without the sarcasm, the 3 D scans were really amazing.

[@johncaron827]

I actually talked to one of the survivors in 1981 on the phone. I’ve always been obsessed with this ship. Since I was 6 years old

[@arawiri]

Never talk 🔫👼🏻

[@prettisessor1355]

That is so cool! I have always been obsessed too! I bet you have an interesting conversation ❤

[@prettisessor1355]

​@Super Nostalgia ❤

[@schmingusss]

You wouldnt have been so obsessed if it werent for the boatloads of media attention it has received.

[@Canuck13]

@Super Nostalgia what has this got to do with the Titanic sinking?

[@SpideyVids]

Is the sound guy deaf? He's got the gain turned so high that he's blowing the input and distorting your voice, mate.

[@johnwilliamson2207]

"they put the Titanic in a stadium and you wouldn't believe how big it is" "But we won't bother showing it."

[@theresedoherty8603]

Bigger than the Empire State building, amazing!

[@rogerpattube]

Another video has put it in a stadium.

[@cal30m1]

Love the crappy sound, and showing the same 5 seconds of the scan over and over is great!

[@rogerarchibald2627]

Probably only allowed to release a small amount of images to the media, but I agree about the audio. I guess the technology for good audio is still under development.

[@rekunta]

Agree. The epitome of awesomeness!

[@theresedoherty8603]

I agree with all of the above comments

[@jupitersailing]

So atmospheric, yes!!! I wish it went on for hours.

[@michaelschneider6954]

Completely awesome… sad… scary… yet totally awesome.

[@Johno144]

Even the audio quality is from the early 20th century

[@thomasholt63]

True that

[@theresedoherty8603]

I agree, but I still enjoyed the information 😄.

[@lyanna0330]

Wow the details are stunning

[@billfeld5883]

We had a Titanic survivor in my home town and he wasn't treated good at all! He was a very quiet person and he was a very lonely man, I'm glad I spent a few hours with him!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@brando4422]

How old was he and this? Must have been old and pretty shitty people treated an old man terrible.

[@TheColorField]

Can you imagine having to listen to this guy for more than 5 minutes? I think I would start wishing I was ON the Titanic.

[@bobbyd6680]

Agree. Going to look for another site, I want to to see the scans, not just the same view repeated over and over.

[@thomasholt63]

😂

[@thomasholt63]

@@bobbyd6680 😂

[@stevepope5484]

I thought my comment was fair/yours is hilarious! So it wasn't just me.

[@theresedoherty8603]

Haha, very good. I enjoyed the information anyway. ☺

[@islandbirdw]

Imagine what it must have been like to listen to and watch the huge hulking ship heave rise and split apart as the ship hit the sea floor traveling at an incredible speed. All these years later the wreck is still so deep into the sea floor. Then pitch black night freezing cold and the ship is literally gone. Must have been just hard to believe. May all the lost souls Rest In Peace.

[@dakupenndragon810]

It took about 2 hours for it to fully sink. I wouldn't say that's incredible speed to the people who were there having it happen to them, I bet that moment seemed endless to them trapped in a situation they had no control over.

[@theresedoherty8603]

Nicely put.

[@jupitersailing]

@@dakupenndragon810 Don't talk back to your elders and betters.

[@dakupenndragon810]

@@jupitersailing I'm sorry you are triggered and offended so easily. Maybe you should not be on KZbin. :]

[@miandoye7480]

Terrified!

[@XavierAway]

3:45 sounds like at least one person is allergic to bs 😅

[@timothymatthews6458]

lol

[@traysmith409]

I have often said there are some things in history we will never know and this is one of them let the Titanic rest in peace.

[@rogerpattube]

Said it often have you. Well that's it then. 🙂

[@islandbirdw]

Amazing the force when she hit the sea floor.

[@thomasholt63]

Terrible for sure

[@theresedoherty8603]

Absolutely! It may have shook the Earth!

[@alainmaurice2406]

Interesting, but I expected more pictures than the three that you showed us.

[@rekunta]

The Titanic sank in 1912. The audio doesn’t need to match the time period.

[@Bethlovesrocky]

To me this is so exciting!

[@user-KaseBron2327]

I agree 👍

[@lizmorris78]

Totally Mesmerizing

[@adambubacz8058]

Do some research, you'll find that it's the Olympic. Due to fraud.

[@kirarasmom4274]

Let the ship rest. JC it's a resting place for those souls.

[@jupitersailing]

You'd need to prove 'souls' exist, and then you'd need to prove they were hanging out around an icy shipwreck, desperate for a rest. Then you'd need to make one materialise so it could vouch for what you say, that it did exist but was busy resting. I wouldn't get started with all that Yankee god bollocks if I were you, they are so demented with it there in the US that they'll bore you to death inside 5 minutes. Just try to stay a safe distance from them.

[@MonsterJuiced]

Funny how nobody says that about anywhere else that claimed many more lives. Those souls I'm pretty sure are chillin, and likely don't mind photographs being taken every 15 or so years. There's an absolute ton of misinformation about this event and having this scan provides vital factual forensic information that helps redeem those poor souls who were demonised. Surely that's also helping put some to rest now

[@Graeme_Lastname]

Fix the audio please!

[@sheilan6235]

Way too much video of the talking heads, not enough of the Titanic. There’s no reason to see the person talking.

[@nanettecostanza537]

ABSOLUTELY OUTSTANDING! I have CHILLS and can hardly wait...

[@anndinoto]

It would have been so much better if there was less talk and more pictures.

[@Catherine-xf3cd]

Absolutely where technically has been the most useful!!! Well done to everyone involved. Well done.

[@easymoneysniper9013]

Need to 3d scan the mic

[@John-jl9de]

Thanks for this report.

[@aliciawilkerson7208]

How cool is this!!! Absolutely amazing!!! A huge round of kudos for everyone who made this possible!!!!

[@stevepope5484]

It took on water! Great 3D/1903 audio!

[@tuthdk1895]

Next step is to 3D print it using a huge printer

[@brendangallagher5336]

Whos running the sound board for this production? The anchors mic is so over modulated. Lower those levels next time

[@kendrxck2064]

Ya'll need to buy some new microphones. My god.

[@PinkPanther77572]

A New titanic movie should come out after this ❤

[@kenschultz3836]

why is his mic so muffled ? nice technology fox....your technicians got fired too ?

[@PopCorn-hl4oq]

Der ist jetzt bei tucker und Elon

[@thomasholt63]

@@PopCorn-hl4oq 😂

[@jaxcell]

Video recorded via a 3D HiRes cam, Audio recorded on a kazoo.

[@undinehaugen9488]

Wow!! I would love that!!

[@emsea1658]

Don't swallow the mic

[@thomasholt63]

That's all folks loony tunes cartoons network 😂

[@ryananderson5202]

Brutal sound quality

[@j.sayler6330]

The news story should have shown more of the 3D imagery over its 9-minute length--not the same few seconds repeating over and over! And less time with the "talking heads" on camera, and more time to show the ship.

[@theresedoherty8603]

Amazing information, I really enjoyed his analysis. I've been paying attention to the Titanic for many years, I even have a copy of the return voyage (which didn't take place) from a poster (I think it's an original). 🤔

[@rogerpattube]

Gee no thumbs up yet for this incredible piece of information, delivered with wit.

[@FoTwentyVlogs]

That's badass

[@chuckecheese4267]

Is it fair to say that the more technology advances the more any kind of established history will change?

[@nunah7977]

The more technology and findings what we thought happened that horrible day may very well change. It won't change the number lost or the fact that it sank but we might find new informationon the how and why (as well as could it have been prevented). History is a mixture of facts and possibly different perspectives from witnesses with best info available. The more we learn the closer the truth. Totally amazing I agree.

[@bobbyd6680]

@@nunah7977 With the technology (or lack of) of the day, highly doubtful the outcome would be different. It is highly doubtful that anything learned from the Titanic would benefit us today, with the ability to monitor weather, along with GPS navigation, sonar, radar, etc. Not only that but few people tranverse the oceans, compared to 1912, on ocean liners. The truth, however, may satisfy people's curiosities.

[@nunah7977]

@@bobbyd6680 Not a very savvy tech person here so you could be right. I just don't know other that what this man was saying. We certainly have come a long way since the days of titanic though. Look at the bible for instance many archaeological findings and modern technology have confirmed biblical stories that people said were made up. Either way all findings are interesting. Appreciate your comments and you may very well be correct. 🙂

[@thomasholt63]

@@bobbyd6680 true that and I agree with you

[@theresedoherty8603]

Very interesting information & analysis. I gained from all of it. Thank you. I love studying about the Titanic (for whatever reason).

[@marciapeak893]

The movie showed the Titanic breaking in half before sinking. Is there a picture of the other half?

[@mikewarren8737]

The very few images are interesting but the show of the same images over and over became redundant and boring. The audio is of the quality expected by amateur audio technicians of the 1960s. Come on you pros, This is 2023.

[@kay8698]

Wheres the other half of the ship

[@PrincessUndertaker]

R.I.P Titanic You still in your gravesite And everyone went down with her

[@jupitersailing]

Now what the hell does that mean, eh?

[@PrincessUndertaker]

@@jupitersailing I'm just saying i feel bad for Titanic and all the people who down with her I'm still kind of sad about it

[@jennydonnelly5573]

Wish they would show the inside??...

[@mayanksharmaRecites]

Almost every video on KZbin of 3d scans of Titanic, is barely 1-2 min video, the footage being of front and side parts.. Where can I see the complete video? They clicked 7 lacs pics.

[@thebrain7693]

Fix the damn audio lol

[@urielRhernandez]

bless you

[@victorjeffers1993]

No just more speculation no one will ever know exactly what happened nor will we know what events took place during the sinking of the Titanic !

[@lew832]

Try looking up wikipedia, and check out what statements were made at the enquiry.

[@theodorepollock1273]

Video best viewed muted with closed captions.

[@reganmcneil2074]

Good enough for me.

[@dirkpitt5468]

How much of this is generated by computer?

[@matthewbollinger5570]

WHERES THE OTHER HALF

[@ragael1024]

i am speechless at what these ppl managed to do. to think VR will one day have the wreck of the Titanic for everyone's curiosity(no need to dive down to see it) and possibly Honor and Glory will make a VR version with the ship as it was ... shut up and take my money!

[@MonsterJuiced]

I know right I can't wait!!

[@lauraguzman488]

That would be incredible because it would have never sank in the first place

[@maxwellcrazycat9204]

Maybe in the future we can visit a holodeck and experience the Titanic.

[@theresedoherty8603]

That is important information, but I'll already be gone (or can't afford it). I would love to do that. Really love to!

[@myleswalker9127]

Idk if I'm assuming wrong but I think that's the rip from the ice berg on the right side.

[@tombarlow4258]

No, the gash was supposed to be under the water line. That's above the water line.

[@DavidWilliams-so2dy]

🤣🤣😂😂🤡🤡

[@diannaacevedo4229]

Combustiono la tierra y subio o temblor?

[@davida.4933]

The World is waiting for UFO footage in similar clarity and detail!

[@yourhealinghome8812]

Are we going to get to see high-definition views of the ship's nameplates on the bow?

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

The ship didn't have 'plates' but her name, TITANIC, engraved in the metalwork.

[@theresedoherty8603]

Wow, cool. Thanks doveton.

[@HaniffMohd21]

I hope they put a scale to human in the video animation so we can see how massive the wreckage is.

[@collettchaney120]

So wish I could go there

[@Programm4r]

Even after the titan? You sure about that?

[@sanfranciscobay]

What does the sea bottom like around the Ship? Is it flat, hilly???

[@stevenjoseph3489]

Incredible work, but any information on Titanic rebuild?

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Abandoned a while ago. May well have been something of a con in any case.

[@sanfranciscobay]

How far is the Front part from the Rear part of the Ship?

[@kay8698]

it split in 2, the other half floated away somewhere, The ship was sunk on purpose for insurance

[@EricNoneless]

The microphone sound is terrible!

[@isabellind1292]

It never would have happened if the Captain had ensured the men in the crows nest had been equipped w/ binoculars. RIP to the lost souls on the Titanic.❤🌹❤

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Glasses would only have served to delay the alarm being given, as they were used to identify objects which had already been spotted.

[@bryanholland6987]

How can it be controversial how the Titanic sank?! There is only one cause for the sinking. The ship filled with water.

[@patrickbateman7802]

To be an absolute dork,i can hear kevin conroy narrate the process it took to get this scan. It feels like batman detective work. Lol

[@bobbyd6680]

Batman detective work? Whatever.

[@patrickbateman7802]

@@bobbyd6680 whos the dick?

[@hectordiez4359]

So many more people could have been saved if they properly filled up their lifeboats

[@theresedoherty8603]

I agree & very sad 😔

[@JoeLewis14]

Turn down the microphone gain.

[@robertgaines-tulsa]

The audio quality is dreadful. Many amateur streamers have superior audio quality to this. The professionals don't even care anymore. You just clip the audio to hell.

[@Ripleys_mom]

When are we going to leave the dead alone?? The titanic's story has been changed and much has been learned about the tragedy. At some point we need to back away from it and move forward.

[@jazz4asahel]

Your audio is over-pumped and distorted. Shame on the blockheads who let that happen.

[@bob2258]

Titanic 3D imaging (1 mos ago)

[@lorenamackey218]

Whose here cause they been searching different stuff🙏🏻

[@rachelcookson3492]

Where’s the rear of the boat?

[@bak-mariterry5180]

It's called the Strern.

[@bobbyd6680]

@@bak-mariterry5180 No, it's called the stern. Why didn't you correct the "boat" comment? Ocean vessels ate ships, freshwater vessels are boats. The exception is with submarines, which are called boats. If you want to be pedantic, do it right.

[@bobbyd6680]

They show it on other reports, it's close to being pancaked with a large debie field. Here they just keep showing the same view over and over and over ad nauseum.

[@rachelcookson3492]

@@bobbyd6680 no, it’s called “Debris” not “Debie”. But thanks for the information.

[@bak-mariterry5180]

@@bobbyd6680 Well ,excuse me , Commodore. Not being an OLD SALT as you are, I apologize for not being a complete NAUTICAL GENIUS .

[@kathleenweinberg6442]

Good evening 🌆🌉🌆 everyone

[@DanOKC]

I saw some graphs that compared the Titanic to modern cruise ships and she was not even 1/3 the size of the modern ships.

[@bobbyd6680]

So?

[@DanOKC]

@@bobbyd6680 Just realizedit is not as big as we always imagined it.

[@charlesglaser4868]

Same dam view, over & over, come on man!!

[@grh7britton405]

Can you see INSIDE the ship??

[@benjamindelacruzramirez9801]

40 discos que valen un dineral

[@WAWG_GAMING]

No way it perfectly landed like that. No telling how many cliffs it hit on the way down.

[@MonsterJuiced]

There aren't any cliffs, it's just straight down

[@raiderguy104]

Really, cliff's

[@kevinwalsh9788]

Any fish

[@lancethrustworthy]

Why is the audio piss poor? Bad Audio ruins good video. Way to go, FOX.

[@priscillaross-fox9407]

This isn't live oh well

[@sashadala346]

The Crime of Murder by Titanic. The Titanic sailed with No Lights as it was in a hurry for paying passengers. It was decided instead to put the Headlights on in New York City. With lights the Titanic's crew would have had ample time to see the Iceberg.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Whereever did you get that drivel from?

[@777FHL]

Where are the stacks?

[@johnrogers9481]

Good question. Broken off, ripped apart, and scattered around the debris field somewhere. They’ve been spotted, just not shown at all here.

[@susanearp6386]

It’s vey interesting, but the only thing for me is don’t disturb the stuff that is down there , after all it belongs to the sea where the people died.

[@bobbyd6680]

Yet archeolgist have expaded our knowledge base about our ancestors by excavating there remains for centuries. What is so special about this ONE shipwreck? It wasn't even close to the many other sinkings in the late 19th and early 20th centuries with the number of souls lost. There are no remains left at the site. What mortal remains there were have been consumed decades ago by marine life.

[@JahlenJohnson11]

They aren’t disturbing it. It’s going to be completely gone one day. Why wouldn’t we want to see it?

[@thomasholt63]

@@JahlenJohnson11 true that

[@EmmyPierz-ek7hi]

@@JahlenJohnson11 a metal eating bacteria is slowly eating up the vessel... best view it while it still can be viewed. CB

[@johnrogers9481]

What’s the diff? It’s all just stuff, and no trace left of human and animal bodies! And as said it all will be gone soon.

[@simontaylor2319]

What a difference between a British voice & an American

[@Mike-we3rb]

What

[@dapdne4916]

I was surprised to find out that Icebreakers were in use at the time of Titanic. Why did a assist ship like that not assist with the Iceberg that the ship struck? It even could have been worse. What if such an assist ship steered the iceberg INTO the TITANIC? At least it should have verred the iceberg AWAY, preventing a colision. If they didn't have an escort in the Artic Sea of Icebreakers, at least one, but they had them, why not use the Icebreaker technology?😮

[@user-ob5nk3ss1p]

Why do we think anything they have told us is true? I heard that they really used that ship (old) that looked like the Titanic and sank it for insurance and probably to kill off the men who were working on shutting down the federal reserve. I don't believe a damn thing people are showing. This video is fake.

[@Dizzy19.]

@@user-ob5nk3ss1p "Why do we think anything they have told us is true?" It's called evidence G, evidence from reliable sources.

[@ADefranco-pg1yj]

Hitting the bottle?

[@lew832]

In those days ships safety was determined by the Captain. As this was the first big tragic event, there had been no need for icebreakers up till then. The skippers knew the route, and captain Smith did have knowledge that there were large " Growlers", so he changed course to bypass them. Unfortunately this particularly large iceberg, had drifted further down south than usual, and directly on the new course set by Smith. He thought they would clear the ice pack so he kept speed on. 1st Officer Murdock swiftly took evasive action, but even though he glanced the berg, and cleared the mid/stern danger, the damage was done. He did not have time to consider alternative actions like aiming the bow head on. After the accident there were patrol ships that monitored the ice areas

[@mrcirino5181]

.....That's not the Titanic down there that's the Olympics !!!!!!!

[@user-ob5nk3ss1p]

Yes, I couldn't remember the name of Olympics the older ship that looked like the Titanic. I think it was sunk on purpose for insurance and to kill off the gentlemen bringing down the federal reserve who were on the ship.

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

I assume you are able to present your proof? What's that? You haven't any? How sad.

[@Mike-we3rb]

@@dovetonsturdee7033you haven’t done any research have you

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

@@Mike-we3rb My old tutor (First in Modern History, by the way), had a number of pertinent maxims with which he used to regale us. One was 'Those who urge others to 'do their research' are invariably the ones who have done little or none themselves.' Thank you for proving his point so well.

[@er.8213]

A lot of useless words,because the area damaged by the iceberg,is under the sand. Event with the 3d model you can't see it. Some researchers,did use sonar back in the days,for see the damaged area

[@ryananderson5202]

A lot of trouble to get rid of a group of bankers looking to end the fed reserve lol

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Which is why that is actually a lie, dating from the mid 1990s, of course.

[@ryananderson5202]

@@dovetonsturdee7033 You believe what you want to believe.

[@bobbyd6680]

They just keep showeing the same 2 or 3 views over and over. With a bunch of blah, blah, blahs.

[@ForeverTCB]

There is a full scan

[@zak1955]

Why is there no huge gash running the length of the ship on one of the sides if it was sliced full length by an iceberg? The skin on both sides look normal. It had water tight compartments from front to back. The majority of the ship is intact except where it broke in two pieces after striking the bottom! The watertight compartments were obviously there to do there job on this majority main section of the ship! It should never have been able to sink without the vast majority of them being damaged! Survivors never saw any iceberg they said! There was much more going on here than an accident!

[@johnrogers9481]

I believe the gash is on the starboard side and is below the sea floor level, as the ship sank deeply into the ocean bed. Also, each compartment was not like a totally sealed box. The bulkheads or walls between compartments went up only so high. The water weight pulled the frony of the ship down and water filled and then spilled over into the next behind compartment!

[@dovetonsturdee7033]

Actually, most survivors saw the iceberg. What makes you think that they didn't? The ship was designed to float with four watertight compartments compromised. Unfortunately, at least five, and possibly even six, were damaged.

[@user-ob5nk3ss1p]

Everything we have been told about history is a complete lie and fake.

[@andresperez7476]

Been down there for over 110years🐢🐍🐼

[@NastassjaVanDyk]

what about moving the huge pile of sand away from the impact point to see weather or not she was torpedoed or if she hit an ice berg or if she was sunk on purpose.

[@DavidWilliams-so2dy]

🤣🤣😂😂🤡🤡

[@Dizzy19.]

Torpedoed?? In the middle of the Atlantic in 1912?? No chance.

[@4june9140]

What's the "Weather" got to do with it?

[@kay8698]

it was sunk on purpose

[@Dizzy19.]

@@kay8698 She absolutely was not.

[@afrosamurai111la]

Who funded the expeditions. Iceberg? Explosion inside out? Interested to see what they come up with