MISSING SUBMARINE | Member of 2022 Oceangate Titanic mission on safety of the dive



Colin Taylor, a member of a 2022 Oceangate dive, describes the trip and training that those going to visit the Titanic wreck site receive.

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25 thoughts on “MISSING SUBMARINE | Member of 2022 Oceangate Titanic mission on safety of the dive”

  1. These are not expeditions! They are package holidays for the very rich! Albeit fraught with danger! Everything we need to know about the Titanic has already been gathered. This was just a senseless loss of life … all very tragic and avoidable.

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  2. What’s up with all those rich old guys who think it is terrific, fantastic, remarcable etc. to bring their sons on insanely dangerous trips?! If you want more adrenalin, donate all your money and try to live poor.

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  3. Gaming Controller,… Lights from Camping World…. Buttons from Ali Baba…. Port window rated for 4k feet not 13k….this sounds very safety oriented right?

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  4. They fired the guy that told them their hull was only rated for 4,200ft and they should not go to 12,500 ft before fixing issues. Gave him 10 minutes to leave the office, they didn't care their sub was not built to spec or certified. Implosion was guaranteed with their design.

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