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In this third installment of my video series, I re-examine the OceanGate Titan debris field and provide insights into the location and distribution of the wreckage. I also explore the fascinating history of submersibles, including iconic dives and technologies like the Atmospheric JIM Suit, ADS 2000, Trieste, Alvin, Deepsea Challenger, and the revolutionary Limiting Factor. Additionally, we’ll go over the impressive lineup of Triton submersibles, including a model set to revisit the Titanic in 2026. Join me as we dive deep into the evolution of underwater exploration and submersible technology.



Part 1: Investigating the OceanGate TITAN Tragedy: A Crash Course in Underwater Physics
   • Investigating the OceanGate TITAN Tra...  
Part 2: Investigating the OceanGate TITAN Tragedy: Carbon Fiber Hull, LARS Flaws, and Warning Signs:    • Part 2: Investigating the OceanGate T...  
Part 3: Investigating the OceanGate TITAN Tragedy: Mysterious Rust, Debris Theory, & Sub Comparisons
   • Part 3: Investigating the OceanGate T...  

0:00 Intro
0:25 How Commercial Diving Relates to Submersibles
01:19 Debris Field Intro
02:37 Location & depth of the Titan implosion
04:14 Implosion Simulation & Debris Scatter Theory
07:09 Mapping the Debris Field
10:11 New Debris Field Map
12:19 Debris Field Re-examination
19:09 Mysterious Rust Spots?
21:01 Flat Screen Monitor Still Intact
22:43 Comparing Titan to other subs
22:55 Atmospheric Diving Suit “Jim Suit”
27:02 ADS 2000 Suit
28:23 Trieste Design & Challenger Deep
34:16 Alvin The First Manned Submersible to Reach Titanic
35:09 Photos of older Submersibles
35:31 James Cameron & The Deepsea Challenger Design
39:24 Victor Vescovo & DSV Limiting Factor
43:10 Triton - Luxury Submersibles
46:41 Going BACK to the Titanic Wreck
51:09 Outro