In the summer of 2022, a team of deep-sea researchers set out to explore the RMS Titanic’s final resting place in the North Atlantic Ocean. Using advanced technology, they captured 715,000 images and high-resolution video footage to create a virtual reconstruction of the iconic ship, shedding new light on the tragic events of 1912.
A groundbreaking expedition to the Titanic wreck is underway, led by RMS Titanic, Inc. Using ROVs with 65K cameras, the team aims to examine the site for deterioration and new discoveries. They will focus on the ship’s radio and explore the debris field for organic materials and belongings. A commemorative ceremony will honor the victims and research director Paul-Henri Nargeolet.
C-Innovation’s vessel M/V Dino Chouest has set sail from Port Fourchon, LA, heading to Providence, RI, for the RMS Titanic Wreck site expedition. RMS Titanic, Inc., revealed their 2024 expedition plans, utilizing advanced imaging technology to capture precise images of the wreck and debris field. Join the expedition for groundbreaking discoveries.
Australia’s Clive Palmer announces the Titanic II project is back on track, set to sail by 2027. The ship will replicate the original’s design with modern safety features and technology. Partnering with Deltamarin and V.Ships Leisure, Palmer aims to recreate the historic voyage experience, appealing to Titanic enthusiasts worldwide.
