National Geographic’s Titanic: The Digital Resurrection makes the Titanic wreck accessible without needing to dive to its final resting place. The documentary, which provides a groundbreaking look at the ship’s wreckage and the debris field, will air on April 11, 2025 at 9pm Et/Pt on NatGeo.

The documentary uses the digital restoration to examine the ship’s boiler room and verifies reports that 35 men remained at their posts long after the impact. Due to the details uncovered in digital scans, the documentary shows evidence that supports the claim by Second Officer Charles Lightoller that First Officer Murdoch was attempting to launch lifeboats right up until the moment the ship was engulfed with water.

National Geographic released the following description of the documentary that features the first “full-scale, 1:1 digital twin” of the shipwreck:

“In 2022, award-winning and pioneering filmmaker Anthony Geffen and his team followed deep-sea mapping company Magellan as...