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Titanic reveal: Experts use digital imaging to scan ship in documentary | Elizabeth Vargas Reports
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4:57Now PlayingJennifer Hooper, a metallurgist featured in the new documentary “Titanic: The Digital Resurrection,” joins NewsNation to discuss a new revelation: It took just 6.3 seconds for the Titanic to strike the iceberg — a glancing blow that sealed its fate. The National Geographic special follows a team of scientists studying the first-ever 3D digital replica of the Titanic, built from over 700,000 images and 4K video captured on the ocean floor. In one scene, researchers discover an open steam valve on the model — evidence the ship’s engineers kept power flowing to the very end to send an SOS.
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