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The catastrophic implosion of the Titan submersible near the site of the Titanic wreckage this week may serve as a grim lesson for any company aiming to take amateur adventurers to extreme depths without heeding industry expertise, long-time undersea explorers have warned.
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has been _ entire search and rescue operation has been about. and make it those famities— has been about. and make it those families of— has been about. and make it those families of the five men who have been missing at least some understanding of what happened to them, _ understanding of what happened to them, how they lost their lives. thank— them, how they lost their lives. thank you — them, how they lost their lives. thank you so much and we will come back to you in about 20 minutes' time. as we wait for that press conference with the us coast guard. to bring us up—to—date. we can talk now to craig sopin who's a titanic historian, and a trustee with the titanic international society. he's also a friend of titan passenger paul henri nargeolet. i get so much forjoining us. you know this area so well. i i get so much forjoining us. you know this area so well.— know this area so well. i know it well and i _ know this area so well. i know it well and i know _ know this area so well. i know it well and i know paul _ know this area so well. i know it - well and i know paul henri nargeolet well and i know paul henri nargeolet well and i still like to think of him in the current tenants instead of the past tense. i'm always holding out hope on the morning that the news broke i sent him an e—mail and i said ph please let me know that you are not on the submersible and that you are on the land or if
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Origin On April 15, 1912, the RMS Titanic struck an iceberg and sank to the bottom of the North Atlantic Ocean. One of the most storied events of the ship’s tragic sinking (and one of the most famous scenes from James Cameron’s 1997 movie “Titanic”) involves a group of musicians that continued to play as the ship began its descent into the icy waters: In April 2021, around the anniversary of the ship’s sinking, a photograph was circulated on social media supposedly showing the violin that the band’s leader, Wallace Hartley, had played aboard the Titanic: This is a genuine image of Hartley’s violin. Hartley, unfortunately, as well as the other seven members of the Titanic’s orchestra, perished during the disaster along with more than 1,500 other passengers (out of an estimated 2,224 people on board).
The Titanic's last secret: Judge Lord Mersey's inquiry notes revealed 27 Dec, 2020 12:00 AM 4 minutes to read The RMS Titanic sank in the North Atlantic Ocean in 1912. Video / Discovery Daily Telegraph UK By: Dalya Alberge As one of history's most enduring disasters, the sinking of the Titanic has inspired countless books analysing every conceivable detail. However, the personal papers of the judge who conducted the original investigation just weeks later have always been beyond reach. Now Lord Mersey's descendants have made them available for the first time for a forthcoming major documentary. The judge's notes reveal his thoughts as he listened to hundreds of witnesses. They show the extent to which he was disturbed by the Titanic's lack of lifeboat drills and its failure to slow down, even though she was travelling at night and had received ice warnings.
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As one of history's most enduring disasters, the sinking of the SS Titanic has inspired countless books analysing every detail. However, the personal papers of the judge who conducted the original investigation just weeks later have always been beyond reach. Now Lord Mersey's descendants have made them available for the first time for a forthcoming major documentary. The judge's notes reveal his thoughts as he listened to hundreds of witnesses. They show the extent to which he was disturbed by the Titanic's lack of lifeboat drills and its failure to slow down, even though she was travelling at night and had received ice warnings.