The fate of the Titantic has been a source of fascination for over a century. There have been expeditions to the wreckage in the Atlantic, but it's so dark 4,000 meters (over 13,000 feet) under the sea that individual fotos and video provide a limited view.
Now our understanding of how the Titanic sank could be transformed thanks to the creation of a digital twin of the wreckage based on 3D scans (see our pick of the best 3D scanners if you want to scan somewhat smaller objects).
