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NEW YORK: Relatives and colleagues mourned on Friday the five people who died when their submersible imploded in the...

It’s one of many deadly and significant shipwrecks that lie in our deep oceans. But there are reasons people are repeatedly – and dangerously – drawn to Titanic.

The undersea implosion of a tourist submersible killed all five people aboard

Investigation team dispatched to St John’s, Newfoundland, about 400 miles north of the accident site, to gather information and conduct interviews,

Tributes are being paid to the five men who were killed after the missing Titan sub suffered a catastrophic implosion.

US Coast Guard says debris found on seafloor consistent with implosion of sub’s pressure chamber.

The Manned Underwater Vehicles Committee claimed it had raised safety concerns with OceanGate about Titan five years ago.

Relatives and colleagues yesterday mourned the five people who died when their submersible imploded in the North Atlantic during a deep dive to the Titanic wreck, prompting questions about safety rules for such adventures into the ocean depths.

The human stories, the poor who wanted a better life, wanted to go to new york, the huddled masses, as they put it. i will bring in dik barton, the first british man to dive to the wreckage of the titanic. good morning. the titanic story, for all those reasons, it is such a... i was going to say a rich story but it is quite the opposite, thinking about some of those on board. you are the first british man to drive to the wreckage of the titanic. you more than anyone understands the danger and th...

Relatives mourn Titanic sub deaths after catastrophic implosion