Video Explaining How the Titan Sub Imploded Reaches 6.5M Views
A viral 3D animation that gives a detailed explanation as to what happened to Oceangate's Titan sub has already racked up 6.5 million views.
Photographer Onboard Titan Sub Was Alarmed by OceanGate CEO’s ‘Cavalier’ Attitude
A photographer and camera operator who dove on the ill-fated Titan sub with Stockton Rush was alarmed by the OceanGate CEO's cavalier attitude.
OceanGate CEO Told Videographer to Sleep on the Titan Sub After the Battery Died
A resurfaced interview with a videographer who dove to the bottom of the ocean onboard the ill-fated Titan sub says that the OceanGate CEO suggested the crew sleep inside the submersible after the battery went "kaput."
Cinematographer Who Almost Got Stuck in Titanic Shipwreck Describes His Experience
A cinematographer has revealed what it is like to be stuck over two miles deep in the Atlantic Ocean amid the Titanic shipwreck.
Missing Titanic Submarine Regularly Used for Filmmaking and Photography
A submarine missing in the North Atlantic is regularly used for filmmaking and photography missions that explore the wreck of the Titanic.
This Photo Zoom Take Us a Billion Times Closer Onto Saturn’s Largest Moon
Ten years ago, on January 14, 2005, NASA landed its Huygens probe onto the surface of Saturn's largest moon, Titan. To commemorate the event, NASA released the above video that takes us on a 1,000,000,000x journey from a zoomed out photo of Saturn and the moon and into the closest photos captured by Huygens.
Side-by-Side Pictures Show the Surfaces of Earth, Mars, Venus, Titan, the Moon and an Asteroid
Oh the places you'll go... Dr. Seuss may not have written those words to humankind as a whole, but he may as well have. As the ESA and its Rosetta Spacecraft prepare to land, for the first time ever, on a comet, this image serves as an awe-inspiring reminder of the places we've already been.
Namely: An asteroid, the Moon, Mars, Venus, Titan and, of course, our own mother Earth.