rsm titanic 1912 life buoy

Newly released 3D scans of the RMS Titanic wreck site reveal a sprawling debris field where everything from delicate tableware to massive machinery lies scattered across the ocean floor, presenting an unusually clear picture of how the ship broke apart during its final descent.

Oceanliner Designs does a great job explaining what you are looking at and what is notable.

Previously:

• 'Unseen Titanic' in NatGeo magazine: first ever complete views of wreck

• Cracker from the Titanic up for auction

• What can Britannic teach us about her sister ship, Titanic?

• Visitors to the Titanic Museum were attacked by iceberg replicas

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