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Exploration and tourism on the deepest dives Every dive into the abyss brings back important scientific data and reminds the world of the critical need for protecting the planet’s oceans Hamish Harding's point of view from inside the DSV Limiting Factor. (Photo: Action Aviation (Challenger Deep)) March 16, 2021 In 1960, Jacques Piccard and Don Walsh reached the deepest point in the world's oceans piloting a submersible called Trieste. Recently, new records have been set by James Cameron with the first solo descent in 2013, Patrick Lahey and Jonathan Struwe’s deepest marine recovery in 201...

What's True In 2019, explorers made five submersible dives to the Titanic wreck with the DSV Limiting Factor. It concluded that the ship was rapidly deteriorating. What's False It was misleading for a December 2020 online advertisement to make it appear as if the expedition had just happened. One Titanic historian referred to the expedition as "shocking." However, an oceanographer who had also explored Titanic in 2010 said he didn't see what was so "shocking" about it. Origin In December 2020, the website HistoricalPost.com advertised a new dramatic story about the Titanic: “Div...

The first Triton 3300/6 submarine with an iconic tiffany-blue exterior. Photo credit: Triton Submarines ‘Salon Of The Sea’ Triton Submarines have launched the first six-person submarine, another jewel to add to Triton Submarines crown. The 3300/6 is so stylish that it seems a shame that it spends most of its time underwater. Burgeoning demand in mega-yacht owners seeking larger subs inspired Triton to produce a suite of six, seven- and nine-person submersible models which will be delivered in the near future. The hospitality sector is receiving requests for submersibles that allow familie...

Triton submarine: The 'salon under the sea' that dives to 1,000 meters CNN 12/16/2020 © Triton Submarines Stepping off a yacht and diving to the depths of the ocean in a transparent submarine might sound like an elaborate scene from a James Bond movie. But thanks to new technological advances, such underwater adventures are now very much a possibility in the real world, provided you have millions to spare. In a game-changing move for submarine tourism, Florida-based luxury submersible company Triton Submarines has delivered the first six-person acrylic-hulled sub that can dive to 1,000 m...

'Salon under the sea' submarine dives to 1,000 meters By Tamara Hardingham-Gill, CNN enablePagination: false endIndex: (CNN) — Stepping off a yacht and diving to the depths of the ocean in a transparent submarine might sound like an elaborate scene from a James Bond movie. But thanks to new technological advances, such underwater adventures are now very much a possibility in the real world, provided you have millions to spare. In a game-changing move for submarine tourism, Florida-based luxury submersible company Triton Submarines has delivered the first six-person acrylic-hulled sub that...