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In June 2023, a robot sub found the wreck of the Titan on the ocean floor, 3,800 metres down. The Coast Guard released the film in 2024. This is it. The submersible Titan imploded on June 18, 2023, about an hour and three-quarters into its descent to the wreck of the Titanic. All five aboard - Stockton Rush, Hamish Harding, Paul-Henri Nargeolet, and Shahzada and Suleman Dawood - were killed instantly. Four days later, on June 22, the Odysseus robot submersible from the ship Horizon Arctic, operated by Pelagic Research Services, found the debris field only a few hundred metres from the Titanic's bow. The depth readout burned into this film reads about 3,775 metres. This is that discovery dive. This reel assembles two clips from the same dive and the same official release, in order: first the intact tail cone, planted in the sediment with its aft end blown open and cabling spilled out, the OceanGate Titan logo still legible on its side; then the main debris pile - the crushed carbon-fibre hull section lying beside the titanium aft dome, green survey lasers sweeping across it. Two dates, kept straight on purpose: the film was shot on June 22, 2023, and the US Coast Guard released it publicly during its Titan hearings in September 2024. The implosion itself was never filmed - this is the film of what it left behind, and no bodies or personal effects can be identified in it. The hearings put years of ignored warnings on the record, including a 2018 safety report by OceanGate's own marine-operations director and a 2018 letter from industry experts urging the company to get the sub certified. The footage is silent, as robot-sub film is, so this reel carries the music bed. Day 380/500 posting the wildest conspiracies #titan #oceangate #titanic #2023 #submersible
In June 2023, a robot sub found the wreck of the Titan on the ocean floor, 3,800 metres down. The Coast Guard released the film in 2024. This is it. The submersible Titan imploded on June 18, 2023, about an hour and three-quarters into its descent to the wreck of the Titanic. All five aboard - Stockton Rush, Hamish Harding, Paul-Henri Nargeolet, and Shahzada and Suleman Dawood - were killed instantly. Four days later, on June 22, the Odysseus robot submersible from the ship Horizon Arctic, operated by Pelagic Research Services, found the debris field only a few hundred metres from the Titanic's bow. The depth readout burned into this film reads about 3,775 metres. This is that discovery dive. This reel assembles two clips from the same dive and the same official release, in order: first the intact tail cone, planted in the sediment with its aft end blown open and cabling spilled out, the OceanGate Titan logo still legible on its side; then the main debris pile - the crushed carbon-fibre hull section lying beside the titanium aft dome, green survey lasers sweeping across it. Two dates, kept straight on purpose: the film was shot on June 22, 2023, and the US Coast Guard released it publicly during its Titan hearings in September 2024. The implosion itself was never filmed - this is the film of what it left behind, and no bodies or personal effects can be identified in it. The hearings put years of ignored warnings on the record, including a 2018 safety report by OceanGate's own marine-operations director and a 2018 letter from industry experts urging the company to get the sub certified. The footage is silent, as robot-sub film is, so this reel carries the music bed. Day 380/500 posting the wildest conspiracies #titan #oceangate #titanic #2023 #submersible

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