never before seen look at the titanic wreckage deep in the atlantic ocean, the first digital scan of history s most famous shipwreck. the largest underwater scanning project in history. it s incredible to see it like this. it s the twin it creates a digital twin of the titanic wreck with incredible clarity. the scan was done last summer by magellan. they took 700,000 images, created this 3d reconstruction. the hope it provides answers what happened when the titanic sank in 1912 after hitting a iceberg which filled 1,500 people. that s it for us. thank you, arpd. good evening. i m sara sidner. tonight multiple sources tell cnn the national archives has
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scene of jack and rose on the bow of the titanic. i m flying. jack. that was 1997, folks. we are now getting an incredible look at the ship wreck that sits more than 12,000 feet below water. a new underwater scanning project captured what s described as an exact digital twin of the luxury liner that sank, killing more than 1,500 people. the bow of the ship remains identifiable all these years later. joining us now is greg sopen, an attorney and titanic expert. thank you for being here. thank you. it s great to be here. you re a titanic expert. what did you think when you saw