Recent expeditions to the Titanic wreck have revealed significant changes, including the collapse of a 15-foot section of the iconic bow railing, made famous by James Cameron’s 1997 film. RMS Titanic Inc., which holds salvage rights, expressed sadness over the inevitable decay of the ship. Despite this loss, the mission led to the rediscovery of the bronze statue 'Diana of Versailles,' lost since 1986. The expedition involved capturing over 2 million high-resolution images to document the site’s current condition and contribute to ongoing preservation efforts. The findings underscore the rapid deterioration of the wreck and the importance of continued documentation.