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pokerfan

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Tue Mar 20, 2012, 08:50 PM Mar 2012

First High-Resolution Images of the Wreck of the Titanic



Next month is the 100th anniversary of the disastrous voyage of the RMS Titanic — the unsinkable ship that wasn't. And just in time for this momentous occasion, National Geographic is featuring the clearest, most high-resolution images of the Titanic at rest on the ocean floor.

Compiled from thousands of high-resolution images, these pictures offer the first ever complete views of the TItanic's ruins. Check out four more super-high-res images, plus an excerpt from the Naitonal Geographic article, below.



http://io9.com/5894999/first-high+resolution-images-of-the-wreck-of-the-titanic/gallery/1
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First High-Resolution Images of the Wreck of the Titanic (Original Post) pokerfan Mar 2012 OP
no wonder it sank, look how many pieces are...missing lol nt msongs Mar 2012 #1
Wow! Thanks!! nt gateley Mar 2012 #2
Amazing but erie liberal N proud Mar 2012 #3
Well put. dipsydoodle Mar 2012 #6
That's kinds freeky to look at. Gave me the shivers. k&r Little Star Mar 2012 #4
I know it's a graveyard sort of Politicalboi Mar 2012 #5
We already had lots of stuff from that period. It is not necessary fightforfreedom123 Mar 2012 #7
 

Politicalboi

(15,189 posts)
5. I know it's a graveyard sort of
Tue Mar 20, 2012, 09:10 PM
Mar 2012

But I think they should try and collect as much stuff they can off the Titanic before it becomes more deteriorated. I know it's a long way down, but in the long run it would be worth it.

 
7. We already had lots of stuff from that period. It is not necessary
Sat Mar 24, 2012, 03:36 AM
Mar 2012

I am going to plug this pictures into my HD 3D OLED display.

I hope I do not have nightmares like I had after watching Cameron's Titanic.

I must research history so it doesn't happen again.

I must research my fear. Well, because it is there.

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