The remains of the Titan that exploded in the ocean are recovered
The remaining remains of the underwater vehicle called Titan, which disappeared with 5 people on board on June 18 and exploded due to high pressure, were removed from the ocean floor.
The underwater vehicle called Titan, which transported researchers and tourists to the remains of the Titanic, one of the best-known cruise ships in popular culture, in the Atlantic Ocean, disappeared on Sunday, June 18, with 5 people on board. and then exploded inwards due to high pressure, killing all five people on board.
US Coast Guard officials made a statement yesterday and announced that the remaining remains of Titan have been removed from the ocean.
It was claimed that Coast Guard Unit engineers removed the wreckage and evidence of the Titan underwater vehicle, which remained on the seabed of the North Atlantic Ocean on October 4, and transported it to an unnamed US port.
It was also reported that the remaining remains of the Titan will be analyzed and the cause of the accident will be investigated, and the human remains extracted will be examined by forensic experts.
“The Coast Guard Marine Board of Investigation will continue to analyze evidence and take witness statements in advance of a public hearing into this tragedy,” the Coast Guard statement said.
Source: Sozcu
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