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In June, Stockton Rush’s OceanGate vessel imploded 3,500m below the Atlantic, instantly killing all five crew. Matthew Campbell gets to the bottom of a...

European standing stones are a testament to the fantastic abilities of the ancient people who erected them thousands of years ago.

Brian Weed went on a test dive in the doomed vessel in May 2021 while working for the Discovery Channel's "Expedition Unknown" TV show, and had a "strange" conversation with CEO Stockton Rush

Arnie Weissmann, editor in chief of Travel Weekly, was due to dive on the Titan in May but his expedition was canceled due to bad weather.

The Titan submersible only reached the depth of the Titanic wreck on "as few as 13" out of 90 dives, according to OceanGate's liability waiver.

Arnie Weissmann, whose trip on the sub got canceled, said PH Nargeolet made the chilling comment aboard the Polar Prince support ship in May.

Paul-Henri Nargeolet allegedly shared that Titan passengers weren't informed about emergency procedures on the submersible because they'd "all be dead before we know it," according to journalist Arnie Weissmann

OceanGate indicated in the liability waiver how many times the submersible dived the 3,800 meters below the Atlantic where the Titanic lies.

The Titan sub reached the depth of the Titanic wreck on 13 of 90 dives, the passenger waiver said.This meant OceanGates success rate might have been as low

An adventure-documentary cameraman said his dive aboard OceanGates doomed sub was daunting."Ive been in some of the most extreme environments," the camera