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11/09/2024

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09/06/2024

This stunning photo shows the incredible clarity of the images from .Two conducted 24x7 imaging and scanning simultaneously.

This photo shows some bollards and anchor chains on , two and a half miles underwater, and was taken by an ROV. 📸

09/02/2024

09/02/2024

08/29/2024

08/24/2024

RMS Titanic, Inc. couldn't be more proud of our amazing team. From left to right: Expedition Co-Leader Dr. David Gallo, Director of Collections Tomasina Ray, Expedition Co-Leader Troy Launay, Chief Morale Officer and Historian Rory Golden, and Researcher and Spokesperson James Penca. Well done! 💙

08/22/2024

kept ROVs in the water 24 x 7, so long as conditions permitted. This team of skilled and experienced pilots and techs on the DINO CHOUEST kept Expedition ops running smoothly and enabled our most important mission: laying a memorial plaque to our lost friend and colleague, PH Nargeolet. Thank you, ROV team! 💙

08/19/2024

As the has now come to a close, we have some final numbers on their achievements - and they are outstanding.

In 20 days, the team ran over 1,500 survey lines and collected over two million images; successfully covering over 200 nautical miles of the wreck site & surrounding debris field, at a depth of 3,800 meters. The data compiled in this massive area includes: 7x9 65 megapixel images, laser scans, magnetometer scans, and sonar scans.

While the imaging is what we all think about seeing first - the 3D models and post-processed sensor data will be like nothing anyone has seen before.

Imagine walking through a full shipwreck exactly as it lies on the seafloor.

Imagine being able to see every inch of the site in such detail, you feel as if you are there; being able to count every rivet, every porthole, every stair in the staircase - anything your heart desires - because it feels like you could actually touch them.

Innovative ideas like this are what keep Troy's passion for and so strong. Sharing the beauty of the ocean's depths, and the stories that lie there, will always be on the forefront of his mind.

The 2024 expedition's success is due to a HUGE team effort from Co-Expedition Leaders Troy Launay & David Gallo, Offshore Manager Pat Bourgeau, the RMS Titanic, Inc. Director of Collections Tomasina Ray, Chief Morale Officer Rory Golden, Director of Underwater Photography Evan Kovacs & rest of the team from Marine Imaging Technologies, the 3D at Depth team, the Nine North team, & the Ocean Floor Geophysics team.

Video below: The final recovery of the expedition - with both ROV's coming to surface together.

Left ROV: UHD-327 (camera-fitted); Right ROV: UHD-326 (sensor-fitted)

08/15/2024

Who's the team behind ? 🚢

From left to right: Expedition Co-Leader Troy Launay, RMST Director of Collections Tomasina Ray, Expedition Co-Leader Dr. David Gallo, and Offshore Manager, Pat Bourgaeu.

08/14/2024

On August 9th, 2024 the arrived back in , RI with the crew. The expedition totaled 28 days from their departure on July 12th. Troy Launay has said this was the best return to the monumental site he could have asked for - with a fantastic team and even better results! We will all be on the edge of our seats for the images that come back after post-processing.

Troy had some of his family members in port to greet him - wearing our gear of course! 💙 🚢

Thank you to Rory Golden for the unique shot 📸 of Troy & family on the quayside after the vessel's arrival, with a staple - - in the background.