A 3D model of the aircraft’s starboard door is available on NOAA Thunder Bay Marine Sanctuary’s SketchFab page. The wreck was hidden beneath 30 feet of water for decades.

“Because it's 3D data, you could render it out in 360-degree video. You could put on a VR headset and explore the wreck with real-time 3D graphics.” The Titanic sank in April 1912 and the ...