Newly released video shows Titan submersible

In this sped-up version of newly released footage by the US Coast Guard, a remotely controlled vehicle can be seen retrieving parts of the Titan submersible that imploded in June 2023, killing all five people on board. Some of the wreckage has been sent for analysis.

[blackpajamas]

Honestly, I was more amazed by the engineering behind this ROV than the "engineering" behind the Titan. Crazy how precise those articulated claws are - they tied a knot more intricate than anything I've ever tied.

[edibeedee]

That thing was held together with duct tape, bubble gum, and string😮

[felixcat]

What a phenomenal deep submersible with twin manipulator arms!

Very nice kit!

Outstanding, crystal clear imagery from almost 4, 000 metres below the Mother Ship and its Submersible Pilot!

This is Jules Verne stuff come to life!

[starjazmyn]

Me, untangling my necklace from a jewelry box. 😏

[Thefolks]

Incredible technology to do all that at 4000 meter depth, and with a crystal clear picture as well. In the longer version of the video, there's a fish that casually swims by at 4, 000 meters.

[lightningwingdragon]

Just a regular old milk crate at the bottom of the ocean. Who knew a milk crate could be so humble.

[Mikestamper]

Just knowing the Titanic is literally Just 300 meters away from this is kind of eerie.

[YortOK]

If you look closely you can see Stockton's integrity floating by.

[stebhharn]

No billionaires were harmed in the making of this video

[cwb]

That thing retrieving the titan is an impressive engineering marvel

Edit; if I may add the operator is very skillful as well

[tiffanyvarelli]

I’m saddened by the tragedy, yet the ppl wanted to do this…. But can’t deny the technology on this is absolutely incredible

[DarknessOvertaketh]

Ok I know this is the submersible but still don't know exactly what of it I'm looking at

[peterpeter-ftdf]

Excellent Bowsains mate knot tied ball, and that milk crate, durable.

[theedge]

Who knew a milk crate would be useful in such a tedious endeavor 😮

[GnvaLstr]

I am constantly amazed by what humans have created . I struggle to understand how some can be so intelligent yet others can’t comprehend basic facts despite all evidence.

[METALMANWii]

It's not his fault they'll using a Logitech controller.

[nokbeen]

I work with these ROV’s on a daily basis as a ROV technician, and I can tell you this, they’re not constructed for easy service!

The tolerances on waterproof compartments makes them incredibly tiresome to open and service and recalibrate (which is done often). Also, those manipulators are around 2 meters ++ when extended, and the entire ROV is as Big, or bigger, than most cars.

Some even have FOV POV VR with 4k cameras, so it feels like you’re down there. Actually its better, because there isnt 1 foot of glass to mess with the visuals.

[djstatyk]

You know what? I don't care what this is. I care about the fact that I'm in my nice warm bed and not under the water right now. I love my bed and I love oxygen🥰🥳🥰🥳 say thank you for your bed right now.... And say thank you for oxygen and take a nice deep 🫁💞

[LGNDRY]

If the milk crate can do it, anyone can😅

[frankbuscio]

The owner of the thing sucked them for money to die. His company should be sued for going what he did .