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Here are all the signs the imploded Titanic sub was doomed - Vimarsana News

Here are all the signs the imploded Titanic sub was doomed

OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush ignored myriad hair-raising red flags about the company's Titan submersible in the years leading up to last month's doomed Titanic voyage. 

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OceanGate CEO employed COLLEGE INTERNS to design Titan submersible's electrical system – NaturalNews.com - Vimarsana News

OceanGate CEO employed COLLEGE INTERNS to design Titan submersible's electrical system – NaturalNews.com

A new bombshell report has revealed that OceanGate founder and CEO Stockton Rush hired college interns to design the electrical systems for the doomed Titan submersible that killed him and four other individuals. According to a new report by the New Yorker magazine, Rush contracted students from Washington State University (WSU) to work on the crucial systems. Rush allegedly neglected safety warnings […]

Glue Holding Together The Doomed Titan Submersible Was Like 'Peanut Butter,' CEO Said - Vimarsana News

Glue Holding Together The Doomed Titan Submersible Was Like 'Peanut Butter,' CEO Said

OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush once compared the glue used to hold the doomed Titan submersible together to "peanut butter."

Innovation Or Negligence? OceanGate's Tragic Consequences Of Betting On Inexperience - Boeing (NYSE:BA) - Vimarsana News

Innovation Or Negligence? OceanGate's Tragic Consequences Of Betting On Inexperience - Boeing (NYSE:BA)

Lost Titanic sub: Vessel used electrical system designed by college interns: Report - Vimarsana News

Lost Titanic sub: Vessel used electrical system designed by college interns: Report

The Titan submersible that imploded en route to explore the Titanic was using an electrical system designed by college interns, according to a report.