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What really happened to the Titanic sub? The tragic inside story - Vimarsana News

What really happened to the Titanic sub? The tragic inside story

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: The Mute Witnesses of Forgotten Times - Vimarsana News

European Standing Stones: The Mute Witnesses of Forgotten Times

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

Chilling three words Titanic submarine boss told passenger on trip in doomed vessel - Vimarsana News

Chilling three words Titanic submarine boss told passenger on trip in doomed vessel

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

The only safety training OceanGate gave Titan passengers was handing them a 'flight suit and some warm socks and a kind of fleece vest,' journalist says - Vimarsana News

The only safety training OceanGate gave Titan passengers was handing them a 'flight suit and some warm socks and a kind of fleece vest,' journalist says

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.

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7 reasons why we now know going on the Titan sub was a very bad idea - Vimarsana News

7 reasons why we now know going on the Titan sub was a very bad idea

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.

Source: yahoo.com