We all know that the Titanic hit an ice berg and sank on its maiden voyage, and thanks to James Cameron's award-winning movie we have a rough idea of how it went down - but is it accurate. It looks like we might be able to find out in the future. With the aid of autonomous underwater vehicles (UAV), expedition teams covered a 2-by-3-mile area of where the remains of the Titanic lay, snapping 130,000 high-resolution photographs. The photographs were then stitched together with a computer to provide a detailed photo montage of the debris.
Ubergizmo, Titanic wreck site mapped with photographs
