The video shows “rare, uncut, and unnarrated footage' of the first time man set eyes on the sunken ship. Robert Ballard, who led the team that first discovered the wreckage, said the footage helped inspire the 1997 film “Titanic.”
Newly released footage shows the first crewed voyage to the wreckage of the doomed Titanic, which sits on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean after it sank in April 1912.
Robert Ballard, who led the team that first discovered the wreckage, told NBC's"TODAY" that to"land on the deck of the Titanic" was"amazing, almost hard to believe." . Ballard said the footage helped inspire the Academy Award-winning movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet.The institution, which studies marine science and engineering, said a three-person submersible named Alvin and a remotely operated vehicle dubbed Jason Jr. were used to survey the wreck site.
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