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The mystery of the Titan Submersible tragedy just got a new chapter
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A chilling new video captures the moment the sound of the implosion reached the ocean's surface
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dropping just as a free documentary is giving viewers an even deeper look into that disaster that shook the world
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It's been nearly two years since the Titan Submersible imploded on its way to the Titanic wreck site
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Ocean Gate CEO Stockton Rush was on board with four other passengers in what was meant to be a groundbreaking moment for private deep-sea travel
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The Marine Board of Investigation held public hearings in September, including testimony from a former Ocean Gate employee who claimed Rush dismissed safety warnings from the U.S. Coast Guard, according to the Associated Press
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Now, new video is making rounds showing the moment Wendy Rush, the wife of Stockton Rush, heard a faint bang believed to be the sound of the implosion
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The clip was obtained by the Department of Defense and was used to tease a two-hour special called Implosion, the Titanic sub-disaster premiering Wednesday night
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500 meters 30. What was that? The documentary produced by Warner Brothers Discovery includes interviews with deep sea explorers, technicians and friends of the Rush family
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It looks into the insufficient protocols and warning signs that were detected on the submersible and ultimately ignored
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Netflix is also diving into the tragedy, releasing the Titan sub disaster lost at sea on June 11th
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That dock takes a different angle, focusing on the years leading up to the voyage and Stockton
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Russia's ambition to revolutionize underwater travel. With Straight Arrow News, I'm Kennedy Felton
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