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Titan submersible implosion: Quick Facts

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The Titan submersible
The research vessel Atlantis uses a large crane to lower the Deep Submergence Vehicle Alvin into the ocean during a scientific expedition.
Underwater view of the rusted bow railings of the Titanic wreck, illuminated in the dark by the ROV Hercules during a deep-sea exploration.
Map showing the North Atlantic Ocean with routes related to the Titanic. A purple line traces the Polar Prince support ship's path from St. John's, Newfoundland, to the Titanic wreck site. Solid and dashed red lines depict the Titanic's original and planned routes from Southampton, England, with stops at Cherbourg, Queenstown, and a scheduled stop in New York City. The Titanic wreck site is marked with an X in the North Atlantic.
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