An Unseen Video of Titanic Has Been Released

It sank in the North Atlantic after hitting an iceberg in 1912. Titanic, one of the most famous ships in human history. So much so that the ship, which has buried more than 1500 people, has managed to become the center of attention of people from many different fields, from historians to filmmakers, over the years.

Now, a never-before-seen video of Titanic has been released. 1 hour 21 minutes long and Woods Hole Institution of Oceanography (WHOI) This video, posted by YouTube on YouTube, showcases the wreckage of the massive ship in a frightening way.

Here is the video of the wreck of the Titanic published years later

The video released by WHOI actually DSV Alvin in July 1986 research submarine and its Jason Jr. It was taken with the cameras in his small remote control vehicle called However, this video was shared with the whole world for the first time.

The team, Jason Jr. Thanks to this, Alvin obtained these images by accessing parts of the wreckage that his submarine could not reach. These images allowed us to take a closer and more detailed look at the ship that went down in human history. In this eerie video with no editing, the ship’s to their rooms We can see many parts.

In September, brand new images of the wreck of the Titanic were shared. That video shared by OceanGates Expeditions, with 8K resolution, managed to be the best quality image of the wreck so far and showed us the details of the ship. You can access the 8K Titanic video from our content below;