OceanGate mission specialist describes Titan submersible's final dive

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A mission specialist for the company that owned the Titan submersible that imploded last year has described the last moments of the doomed vessel and delays in raising alarm when it failed to resurface on time. (AP Video produced by Rodrique Ngowi.)
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19 сен 2024

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@outlawbillionairez9780 9 часов назад

I think all billionaires should go on these subs. And try going much, much, much deeper.

@NeilRamsay-q4z 8 часов назад

When I take a flight I am NOT a mission specialist… these idiots were passengers, NOT submersible “specialist”.

@metal--babble346 9 часов назад

this lady works for Oceangate. She never had any safety concerns, and never witnessed problems or dangers with operations.

@a_lexus27 9 часов назад

"delayed alarm" goes to show the vessel did not have the adequate system check because if fire alarms get triggered for a few many reasons the equipment should have been that well connected to be a strong system

@gnagyusa 4 часа назад

I'm an engineer. When I first saw pictures of the sub, it took me 5 seconds to predict that the pressure vessel would fail and exactly where. The new video of the wreckage shows I was right. And I'm not even a sub-designer engineer. I don't understand how OceanGate couldn't see the obvious problems.

@purejoy1985 8 часов назад

Remember hearing the news and knowing it would end that way but still wanted to hope for a miracle. I'm glad they didn't suffer. I still would like to know what where these people seeing that excited them to go? Meaning, I saw a bunch of red flags right away including the texting and Playstation controller. Was many more but just those 2 would've been enough for me to say no.