Pakistan, April 10 -- A new digital scan of the Titanic has revealed important details about the ship's final hours. Researchers used underwater robots to capture over 700,000 high-resolution images from a depth of 3,800 meters. This 3D "digital twin" now lets experts study the wreck in exciting detail.

The scan shows the bow section sitting upright on the seabed, while the stern lies 600 meters away, twisted and damaged. Analyst Parks Stephenson calls the wreck a crime scene. The scan uncovered critical evidence, such as a smashed porthole likely caused by the iceberg and an open steam valve, which suggests last-minute efforts to keep power running.

In addition, researchers created a computer simulation to model the iceberg's impact on...