Everyone knows the famous Titanic story. The story of the ship called unsinkable and sinking behind it. Even though years have passed, the story of Titanic is still exciting. In this context, a submarine that made a trip to the wreckage of the Titanic for 250 thousand dollars per person may have experienced the same fate as the Titanic during this exciting journey. Here are the details about the lost wreck tour submarine…
Their fates may be in common with the Titanic: the submarine that made a trip to the Titanic has disappeared!
OceanGate company, which organizes touristic excursions to the Titanic wreckage, had started its tour as normal. Everyone had high expectations on the wreckage tour, which cost 250 thousand dollars per person. While the submarine was on its way to the Atlantic Ocean, something went wrong and the connection with the submarine was lost. Authorities took action.
If we look at what is known about the said submarine and its crew, we can better understand the seriousness of the situation. First of all, the excursion crew consists of 2 pilots, 1 tour guide and 3 paying customers. In other words, the total diving cost of the submarine is 750 thousand dollars for the passengers. The model of the aforementioned submarine is Titan. The truck-sized Titan submarine contains enough oxygen for passengers for 4 days.
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The submarine weighs 10 tons in total and can reach depths of up to 4,000 meters, according to its website. It has a total of 96 hours of life support with oxygen for a crew of five. A full dive into the shipwreck, including the descent and ascent, reportedly takes about eight hours.
The submarine owner company, search and rescue teams and state facilities have been mobilized for the studies initiated on the subject. The submarine is estimated to be 600 kilometers off the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador, where the Titanic wreck is located. Studies on the subject are ongoing.
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