RMS Titanic: Wreck Photos

Images of the RMS Titanic wreck, which was discovered in 1985. Some of the images are from a 2021 expedition. The wreck is in a large debris field that rests in about 12,600 ft (3,840m) of water.

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Drifting at 432 Hz by Kevin Macleod. YouTube Audio Library.

0:00 Introduction
0:14 Wheelhouse telemotor
0:30 Bow anchor
0:46 Forward mast
1:02 The same mast from a different angle
1:18 Unrecognizable wreckage
1:33 Metal bench railing
1:45 Close up view of a boiler's coal stoking ports
2:04 Unrecognizable wreckage
2:19 Ceramic dishware neatly stacked, lying on the ocean floor, seemingly in perfect condition
2:36 The window of an officer's cabin on the starboard side of the ship
2:51 Titanic's Starboard Propeller
3:08 Unrecognizable wreckage
3:25 The low pressure cylinder head of Titanic's port steam engine
3:40 Still intact window frames in the officer's quarters. The forward expansion joint is also visible on the left.
3:55 Unrecognizable wreckage
4:11 Officer Pitman's cabin windows
4:44 A fragment of Titanic's hull with a porthole
5:00 Unrecognizable wreckage
5:16 Welin davit to launch lifeboats
5:31 Titanic's prow
5:47 Another image of the prow
6:02 Another image of the prow from a different angle
6:20 Windows in a promenade deck wall
6:35 Unrecognizable wreckage
7:07 A telegraph supposedly used for communication between the bridge and the engine room
7:22 Unrecognizable wreckage
8:09 Captain Smith's quarters and bathtub
8:25 Unrecognizable wreckage
8:42 Cargo hatch. The covers are long gone. The cargo crane is visible behind the hatch on the left.
8:58 A closed porthole
9:14 Davit
9:29 Broken window
9:45 Outro