The RMS Titanic, Inc.’s 2024 expedition to the Titanic wreck site included over two million photos to document the changing scope of the shipwreck. The team rediscovered the 2-foot-tall bronze statuette of the Roman goddess Diana, which was lost since 1986, marking the first sighting of the statue since 1986. The expedition also revealed that a 15-foot section of the port side of the bow's railing has fallen to the seafloor, indicating the continued decay of the sunken ship. The Georgia-based company, which holds the only legal salvage claim for the Titanic, conducted the expedition which spent over two days taking over 2 million photos of the wreck and debris field.