Remembering History: National Geographic and a team of researchers have unveiled new images of the Titanic, revealing unrestricted views of the wreck for the first time ever for the 100th anniversary. The detailed, sweeping images of the sunken ship were made by stitching together hundreds of optical and sonar images collected by three deep-diving robots during a 2010 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution expedition.

National Geographic and a team of researchers have unveiled new images of the Titanic, revealing unrestricted views of the wreck for the first time ever for the 100th anniversary. The detailed, sweeping images of the sunken ship were made by stitching together hundreds of optical and sonar images collected by three deep-diving robots during a 2010 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution expedition.

National Geographic and a team of researchers have unveiled new images of the Titanic, revealing unrestricted views of the wreck for the first time ever for the 100th anniversary. The detailed, sweeping images of the sunken ship were made by stitching together hundreds of optical and sonar images collected by three deep-diving robots during a 2010 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution expedition.