The Titan began its two-hour descent to the wreck of the Titanic, at a depth of 3,810m (12,500ft), at around 8am local time (1pm UK time) on Sunday 18 June. At 9.45am (5pm UK time), the sub lost contact with its surface vessel. Titan then failed to appear at its scheduled ...
Pogue, who wasaboard the Titanfor a story last year, said the vessel should be bobbing on the ocean's surface given that features allow it to rise from the depths of the sea without electricity, even if everyone aboard is passed out. But if it isn't floating, he said, that...
Dive in your submarine down through the deep 3-D sea to the legendary wreck of the Titanic. Navigate your camera robot through the many decks, rooms and aisles. Discover lost treasures and riches, and upgrade your equipment to complete more challenging missions through the wreck. With Dive to...
OceanGate Expeditions says it is "exploring and mobilising all options to bring the crew back to safety" after its vessel went missing. Here's what we know so far about the five people on the submersible. The search is continuing to find the submersible that lost contact near the wreck of ...
Photos from Titanic expedition show lost bronze statue, other discoveries On a sadder note, a significant section of the railing that surrounds the ship bow's forecastle deck has fallen, says RMS Titanic Inc., a company that holds the legal rights to the 112-year-old wreck ...
Track Titanic’s journey on the map on the outdoor plaza where light tiles represent the sea and the dark tiles represent the land. A track follows the cities linked to Titanic’s story from Belfast across the Atlantic to New York and at night this track is lit in LED lights. ...
Find new and engaging ways of telling the Titanic story that will excite and educate people for years to come. Support and showcase local food, drink and product suppliers. Attract international standout events to our conference and banqueting suites and the slipways, ensuring that the events we...
more than 1,500 lost their lives in the disaster. Titanic has inspired countless books, articles and films (including the 1997Titanicmovie starring Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio), and the ship's story has entered the public consciousness as a cautionary tale about the perils of human hubris...
Here's one strange Titanic coincidence that really did occur: In 1898, Morgan Robertson wrote a novella titled "The Wreck of the Titan: Or, Futility." It told the story of an ocean liner called "Titan" that hit an iceberg and sank. Most of the passengers on board drowned due to a sh...
The Titan, operated by the US-based company OceanGate Expeditions, had been missing since it lost contact with its surface support ship on Sunday morning about an hour, 45 minutes into what should have been a two-hour dive to the world’s most famous shipwreck. ...