Surely everyone knows the story of the Titanic, but has everyone seen photos of it underwater after the wreck? It’s breathtaking.

For the first time, the world got a chance to examine the famous ship “Titanic,” which sank almost 100 years ago, in detail.

Last year, scientists conducted an expedition to the liner, which wrecked in the North Atlantic, and created three-dimensional images.

We created these high-quality photos by combining sonar data and photography.

The Daily Mail reports that scientists have obtained such detailed images of an object deep underwater for the first time.

The RMS company, which holds exclusive rights to explore the legendary ship, presented these images in a U.S. court in Virginia.

The estimated value of the six thousand items recovered from the ocean floor exceeds a million pounds.

Meanwhile, the funds spent on search operations are even more substantial.

Reaching the ocean floor where the Titanic sank, 400 miles off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada is extremely difficult; powerful underwater currents and constant storms are raging there.