Diving in the Titan ‘was never supposed to be safe,’ mission specialist says of the experimental submersible
Four days of hearings on the 2023 implosion of the Titan submersible which killed all five people on board concluded this week with more damning testimony recounting multiple safety incidents over the years.
Titan submersible inquiry reveals safety lessons for the future
The Titan had also "experienced dozens of problems during previous expeditions, including 70 equipment issues in 2021 and 48 more in 2022," according to The New York Times. During the winter, it was additionally "stored in bitterly cold temperatures outside a facility in Newfoundland, with no protection from the elements."
Guillermo Sohnlein, the co-founder of the company whose submarine imploded on a trip to see the wreckage of the Titanic, ...
The hearing, set to end this week, could yield a range of outcomes from new regulations on deep-sea diving to criminal ...
“It was the engineering. We were butting heads too much,” Dyer said. Another Friday witness, Triton Submarines chief ...
The CEO of Triton Submarines criticized OceanGate’s approach to safety in a hearing about the submersible disaster that ...
Guillermo Sohnlein, the OceanGate co-founder, will testify before the US Coast Guard in relation to the Titan submersible ...
More than a year after the Titan disaster, interest in deep-sea submersibles hasn’t just returned—it has flourished for names ...
A Coast Guard Marine Board Investigation into the 2023 submersible implosion that killed five people will continue Friday ...
OceanGate's Titan sub briefly became tangled up in the Titanic during a 2022 dive, according to a mission specialist who was on the dive.
OceanGate’s rival warned Stockton Rush about submersible’s viewport before doomed dive - A former OceanGate contractor said ...
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