Titanic expedition provides new images, but hurricane puts survey on hold

ST. JOHN’S, Newfoundland — A team surveying the wreck of the Titanic is showing off some crisp images of the world’s most famous shipwreck, but it has temporarily headed back to shore because of rough weather. Shipwreck - Newfoundland - RMS Titanic - Surveying - Ship

New clear video images taken of Titanic

An expedition surveying the wreck of the Titanic is showing off some crisp images of the world's most famous shipwreck, but officials said on Sunday they were headed back to shore.

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Titanic expedition shows off some crisp new images

An expedition surveying the wreck of the Titanic is showing off some crisp images of the world's most famous shipwreck, but officials said Sunday they are headed back to shore. Officials from Expedition Titanic said in a statement they are now headed back to Newfoundland because high seas and winds brought on by hurricane Danielle are preventing researchers from carrying out their work.

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