Researchers have created a 3D model that allows us to examine the wreckage of the world’s most famous ship, the Titanic, in an unprecedented way. The model, which draws attention with its very realistic nature, was created with 700 thousand images taken from the wreckage.
It sank to the bottom of the North Atlantic Ocean after colliding with an iceberg in April 1912. TitanicUndoubtedly the most famous ship in world history. Investigations about the ship, which buried more than 1500 people, are still ongoing. A few months ago, never-before-seen images of the ship’s wreck were shared.
Today, a brand new study on the wreck of the ship was shared. According to the news published by the BBC, researchers found that the wreckage was creating a digital version it gave us an unprecedented look at the ship.
The 3D model was created using more than 700 thousand images of the wreck
The project is known for its deep-water exploration. Magellan Limited and production company Atlantic Productions carried out with. Researchers from the two companies have discovered that the wreckage of the Titanic, located about 3800 meters below the surface of the ocean, in the summer of 2022. More than 700 thousand images took. These images were then used to create a 3D digital copy of the ship.
Gerhard Seiffert of Magellan comments on the model, “What we’ve created is a highly realistic photorealistic 3D model of the most goose. Previously, the captured images only allowed you to see a small area of the debris at a time. This model, on the other hand, allows people to zoom in and out. for the first time to look at all the wreckage at once. provides” used the phrases.
After the ship was scanned, it was in the hands of the researchers 16TB of data and 4K video left. After months of operations on this data, videos and photos of the 3D model appeared. Atlantic Productions also shot a documentary of the process.
The model has many details, from the serial numbers on the ship to the unopened champagne bottles. Experts say the 3D replica could provide historians and engineers with more information about the sinking of the Titanic.
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