00:00Ocean Gate's Titan Submarine started its journey from St. John's Port, Canada.
00:06The location where it had to dive into the ocean is Bagé in the North Atlantic Ocean, 700 kilometers away from St. John's.
00:14And at this very point, the ship wreck of Titanic is also present in the depths of the ocean, under the cold water.
00:21This journey was started on Saturday 17 June 2023 and as per the plan, Titan was to be launched into the water the next day on Sunday at 8 am.
00:31Let us tell you here that before the dive, a problem was noticed in Titan but despite that, it was launched into the ocean by risking our lives.
00:42What was that issue and why was this risk taken despite knowing the alphabet.
00:47Once again Khusham Di was seen in the videos of Gem TV.
00:50Nazreen, a total of five people were present in this journey in which the founder of Action Aviation, Harnish Harding was also present.
00:57He also traveled into space with Jeff Bezos.
01:01Second was Stockton Rush, who was also the CEO of Ocean Gate.
01:05This American company manufactures submersibles for ocean tourism.
01:09Third was 77-year-old Paul Hendry, who had also visited the Titanic before.
01:15He was an expert on ship wrecks and had extensive knowledge of the scattered parts of the Titanic.
01:21And finally, Pakistani business tycoon Shahzada Dawood was part of this submarine along with his son Suleiman.
01:28Harnish Harding made his last post on the internet before diving on June 17.
01:33He said that his dive was delayed due to the extremely cold weather.
01:38Tomorrow morning when the weather gets better for a little while, we will go diving.
01:43These five people were going to see the wreckage of the famous Titanic to fulfill their hobby.
01:49After sinking in 1912, efforts to locate it continued for several years.
01:55But this task was not so easy due to the harsh conditions of the Atlantic Ocean.
02:00Then in 1985, the wreckage of the RMS Titanic was finally found on the ocean floor.
02:07Titanic had left so many questions behind that now the time had come to find answers to them.
02:13Dozens of expeditions were arranged in which experts and researchers from different countries visited the Titanic shipwreck.
02:21Canadian filmmaker James Cameron made dozens of tours of the Titanic wreck in 1995 and the movie Titanic was released in 1997.
02:31The remaining work was completed by the success of the Titanic movie.
02:35It created such a stir that now it has become a hobby of millions of people to go and see the wreckage of Titanic themselves
02:41This means that this work is no longer limited to research purposes only, but tourists have also started visiting the ship wreck site
02:48It is said that reaching the depth of the ocean is more difficult than going into space and the biggest reason for this is the pressure of water
02:57The wreck of the Titanic ship is 4000 meters (4 kilometers) below the sea level. If you want to imagine this depth, you can look at Burj Khalifa and understand that the wreck of the Titanic is about 5 times the height of Burj Khalifa in the sea.
03:13The water pressure at this depth is 5800 PSI. This is the same pressure that a whole elephant can be made to stand on just one square inch of water, not on the whole human body.
03:26So now you can guess how many square inches a submarine will have and how much pressure will be applied on it
03:34Well, the submarine journey started on Sunday, June 18, 2023 at 12 noon
03:41Normally it takes two hours to reach Titanic
03:44But after only 1 hour and 45 minutes, the mother ship Polar Presence which was waiting above lost contact with the submarine.
03:53If it would have taken two hours to reach Titanic, then breaking the connection just 15 minutes earlier means
03:58that the submarine must have reached very close to the Titanic
04:02It is impossible for sunlight to reach this depth of the ocean
04:06And it's pitch dark all the time here
04:09It is normal for wireless signal to break at such depths.
04:14Lahaja this matter was not taken very seriously earlier
04:17This whole trip was totally together
04:20They had to return from 12 o'clock till seven in the evening.
04:24But when there was no contact with Titan even till 7 pm in the evening
04:28and she didn't return either
04:30So now the crew in the mother ship above started sweating.
04:35Canadian research vessel Polar Prince begins search for Titan
04:399 After 40 minutes of survival, he contacted the US Coast Guard and asked for help.
04:44The following day, Monday, US and Canadian ships and planes began a proper search operation throughout the area.
04:52They continued their search not only on the surface of the sea but also underwater with the help of gold scanning.
05:00The commercial vessels in this area were also ordered to keep their eyes open
05:06The search continued for the next two days but no trace of Titan could be found.
05:12But then a ray of hope appeared
05:15On Wednesday, June 21, at 6 am, the search team heard some sounds from the depths of the water.
05:22These sounds were heard with the help of underwater radars
05:25Foran Arovies was sent in the direction of the voice
05:29But this time also there was no news of Titan
05:32Now the fear of losing Titan forever was growing.
05:36Because there was so much oxygen in the submarine
05:39It was only for 96 hours or four days
05:43And by this time three out of four days had passed
05:46But the search teams from the US, Canada and France did not give up
05:51On Thursday 22nd Zoom at 12 noon, Arovies were dispatched to the wreck of the Titanic
05:57What we saw after reaching there was truly a heart wrenching scene.
06:01At 3.48 pm Arowiz which had reached the wreck of the Titanic
06:06He saw a portion of the Titanic's keel lying just 16 feet away from the Titanic
06:13The woman who had gone to see the wreckage of Titanic has now made headlines all over the world
06:19This has only one meaning: the submarine could not withstand the pressure of water and exploded in the depths of the ocean.
06:26This news created a stir all over the world
06:30Many questions were raised about the safety of Ocean Gate
06:33Stockton Rush, CEO of Ocean Gate, himself lost his life in this incident
06:39He said in 2021 that he knew he broke some rules while making Titan
06:46Because they made the Titan not out of steel but out of aviation grade carbon fiber
06:52But he wanted to make some new innovations in this industry
06:56Only then was carbon fiber used to replace steel
07:00Before its first launch, Titan was tested at a pressure of 5,000 to 10,000 PSI and it passed the test.
07:08But experts believe that thousands of types of forces affect the submarine inside the ocean.
07:14In which there is not only pressure but also water waves which are created by the waves.
07:20Apart from this, due to the darkness, it is also possible that some heavy stone or sea creature might have hit the submarine.
07:28Whatever the case, one reason for Titan's destruction was its carbon fiber hull
07:33But secondly, there were already existing cracks in it
07:37Yes, Titan Submarine also carried a businessman named Carl Stanley in 2019
07:44And at that time also it was being operated by the CEO of Ocean Gate
07:48Carl said that during that journey when he was going down
07:52So they heard a cracking sound from Titan's body
07:56At that time, he did not pay much attention to this voice because he had full faith in the CEO of Ocean Gate, who had himself designed this submarine.
08:12But after this accident, he told the CEO that perhaps that sound was a warning that Titan's body was unable to bear the water pressure.
08:22If this is true, then there is no doubt that cracks had already started appearing in Titan's body.
08:29In 2018, an executive of Ocean Gate had raised his voice against Titan's carbon fiber body
08:36He said that this issue would be detected just a few milliseconds before the submarine exploded and this is exactly what happened in reality
08:45Experts say that at the depth at which Titan exploded, it would have taken only 0.3 seconds for it to explode
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