Sous Marin Titanic: Latest Discoveries from the Titan Incident
New Revelations from the Titan Submersible Incident
On September 17, the American Coast Guard disclosed images related to the wreckage of the Titan, which imploded in June 2023 while approaching the Titanic wreck site. Among those aboard was French explorer Paul-Henri Nargeolet, along with four other passengers, all tragically lost.
Key Details of the Incident
The Coast Guard previously released an unprecedented photo showing the rear cone resting on the ocean floor. A brief video, shared widely by American media, reveals the camera navigating through the deep darkness of the Atlantic before spotting the rear cone, including visible cables and the OceanGate logo.
- American Coast Guard started releasing investigation details that aim to prevent future incidents.
- The Titan was a 6.5-meter long submersible from OceanGate Expeditions.
- It was set to resurface seven hours after diving on June 18, 2023, but contact was lost shortly after departure.
- After a high-profile rescue operation, the submersible was confirmed destroyed due to a catastrophic implosion.
Human remains were reportedly found among the debris, approximately 4,000 meters down and 500 meters from the Titanic site. The investigation continues as officials aim to uncover material errors contributing to this tragic accident.
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