Discovery and Preservation
's , sunk in 1915, has been captured in a detailed 3D scan from the , showcasing its preservation and the absence of wood-eating organisms.
The digital scan, made from 25,000 images, offers a new way to study the ship, its artifacts, and the sea life that has colonized it, despite the challenging location for future visits.
Historical and Cultural Impact
The scan revealed artifacts like dinner plates, a boot possibly belonging to , and a flare gun fired by , linking the past to the present and enriching the story of Shackleton's expedition.
The documentary "Endurance," premiering at the , aims to inspire with stories of leadership and perseverance, highlighting Shackleton's legendary qualities and the expedition's grit.