They will also use the images to create a 3D model of the ship. BBC News, a CBS News partner, had exclusive access to the expedition, which launched from Providence, Rhode Island.

New details about the sinking of the famed ocean liner, RMS Titanic, in 1912 have been revealed by a 3D virtual replica created by British deep-sea mapping company, Magellan Limited. The model ...

Geffen says previous images of the Titanic were often limited by low light levels, and only allowed viewers to see one area of the wreck at a time. He said the new photorealistic 3D model captures ...

The 1:1 digital model of the wreck, which is accurate to the rivet, helped to work out exactly what happened to the ship's passengers and crew based on scientific evidence, rather than theories ...

The Titanic wreck is something few have witnessed with their own eyes. Two watches with ties to the ship will be up for auction in December as part of Sotheby's "Important Watches" sale.

A seven-foot model of the RMS Titanic is seen on display in the Noble Maritime Collection's Navigation Classroom. The museum is located on the grounds of Snug Harbor Cultural Center in Livingston.

The wreck of RMS Titanic has lost a significant portion of its bow railing, according to the company with exclusive salvage rights to the shipwreck, which conducted its most recent surveys of the ...

Lying at the bottom of the cold North Atlantic, the Titanic has changed dramatically in the 112 years since it sank. New photos of the wreck show just how much the old ship has decayed in recent ...

Recent footage of the wreck shows a 15-foot section of railing from the sunken ocean liner’s port side broke off the ship and sank to the ocean floor sometime over the past two years. “For ...

RMS Titanic Inc., a Georgia-based company that holds the legal rights to the 112-year-old wreck, has completed its first trip since 2010 and released images from the expedition on Monday. The ...

The wreck itself sits at 3,800 meters/12,500 feet on the ocean floor, and Titan was able to reach it safely several times and come back up in one piece.