New video shows Titan submersible wreckage at the bottom of ocean

New video shows Titan submersible wreckage at the bottom of ocean
#titanic #titansubmarine #fypage #fyp #coastguard
#oceangate #deepsea
The Coast Guard Marine Board of Investigation releases remotely operated vehicle footage of the Titan submersible’s tail cone in support of the hearing in North Charleston, Sept. 17, 2024. This video led to the conclusive evidence of the catastrophic loss of the submersible Titan and the death of all five members aboard.

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An OceanGate whistleblower testified during a United States Coast Guard hearing into the deadly 2023 implosion of the Titan that he had "no confidence" in the way the experimental submersible was being built.

David Lochridge, the former director of marine operations for OceanGate, said he was known as a "troublemaker" in the tourism and expeditions company because he was so outspoken about his safety concerns -- voiced years before five people were killed when the Titan catastrophically imploded during a deep-sea voyage to the Titanic wreckage in June 2023.

[jayha]

Don't go to the bottom of the ocean in a pringles can

[jishan]

Its so ironic because that sub was made to visit the titanic wreckage and now the sub itself is part of the wreckage

[yeeyeeyeeye]

Another haunting (and ironic) example of why safety regulations exist and why you can't buy your way out of them.

[Nitroh-]

Knowing that the Titanic is a few hundred meters away from this makes it all the more eerie.

[Ksweetpea]

Im so used to seeing historical wreckages that are degraded or covered in silt. Thats a hauntingly fresh one

[UtubeHtr]

To those asking where the bodies are...
The tin can you all call a submarine crushed them at such speeds it vaporized theirs bodies and practically liquefied their bones.

They became part of the ocean water in milliseconds.

[axjagfilms]

What’s really haunting is the revelation of the OceanGate logo on the side of the wreck, which confirms what you’re seeing is what you’re thinking.

[albertdio]

That is way more intact than I expected

[M_Liesl]

Achievement unlocked: Underwater graveyard [Mythical]

[rorus]

I'm impressed they managed to find it.

[tigerlee]

This is another tourist destination at the bottom of the ocean, next to the Titanic.

[brianl]

Love the irony of using properly made submersibles to record the pieces of and improperly made submersible

[powertechnical]

The tailpiece was not part of the chamber and that is why it survived the implosion.

[Atmxx]

It’s so…haunting. It’s permanent stain on oceangate as a whole

[cinder_craft]

Looks like something you can scan for titanium in subnautica 💀

[shaquille.oatmeal]

I'm honestly impressed that much survived the force of the implosion. They really were in a little tube of death. This is a good example of why we use spheres for high pressure instead of cylinders

[Quartz_Block]

Seeing a submarine wreck underwater with basically no light surrounding it is eerie, but knowing that the most famous ship in the world is only 1600 feet away makes it even more eerie.

[JsYTA]

It's a little ironic this camera was able to decend as far down as the submarine and capture in high depth everything they risk their lives trying to look at through a small blurry dome.

[mr.oinks__]

The way the camera just barely reveals the very clear logo is a haunting sight let alone being able to read that logo makes this discovery more sad and disturbing

[joker]

To everybody saying they are surprised this much remains, keep in mind the equipment we see was already outside the pressure vessel, it was built to withstand the pressure on its own.