The U.S. Coast Guard is continuing their investigation into the Titan submersible that imploded during its excursion to the Titanic wreckage site on June 18.
The world is catching its first look at what’s left of the Titan submersible thanks to new photos released by Paul Daly of The Canadian Press.
On Thursday (June 22), OceanGate confirmed what many people in the deep submergence community – including Titanic director James Cameron – feared.
A father-son duo, Jay and Sean Bloom, were invited onto the Titan submersible that went missing on June 18, but declined the invitation due to safety concerns.
OceanGate Expeditions has released a statement four days after the Titanic submersible began its first dive.
Wendy Rush, the wife of OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush – the company that owns Titan – is the great-great-granddaughter of two passengers who died on the Titanic.
Suleman Dawood’s mother is speaking out after she lost both her 19-year-old son and her husband on the submersible that imploded while diving toward the Titanic that still lays at the bottom of the ocean.
Suleman Dawood was the youngest crew member aboard the Titanic submersible when it imploded during its journey. Suleman was just 19 years old.
