Unveiling the Titan Submersible Implosion: Insights from the US Coast Guard Investigation

The tragic implosion of OceanGate's Titan Submersible during its mission to explore the Titanic wreck has captured global attention. Over a year has passed since the catastrophe, and the US Coast Guard has finally begun its public inquiry, providing crucial insights into the incident.

Scott Manley, a renowned engineering expert, delves into the details of the investigation in his recent video. The US Coast Guard has released critical footage from a remotely operated vehicle, revealing the wreckage on the ocean floor. The evidence suggests that the failure originated at the interface between the carbon fiber pressure hull and the forward titanium interface ring. Composite debris was notably pushed backwards into the rear hemisphere, with almost none visible near the forward sphere.

Witnesses have been testifying, shedding light on the sequence of events and decision-making that led to the disaster. One of the most compelling testimonies came from a lead engineer with experience on the space shuttle solid rocket boosters, who was fired after raising concerns about the design. David Lockridge, a Scottish submersible expert who led operations until being dismissed, recounted how CEO Stockton Rush crashed a submarine into the wreck of the Andrea Doria. Tim Catterson, who launched the sub and witnessed the loss of communication, stayed involved throughout the search, rescue, and recovery efforts.

Scott Manley, fascinated by engineering failures, provides a detailed analysis of how the Titan Submersible's catastrophic failure occurred under the immense ocean pressures. He notes that the implosion would have been instantaneous, transforming the human occupants from biology to physics, as he paraphrased from XKCD.

For those interested in the intricate details of the Titan Submersible investigation and further testimonies, Scott Manley's video is a must-watch. Follow the link for more documents and witness accounts: [US Coast Guard News on Titan Submersible](https://www.news.uscg.mil/News-by-Region/Headquarters/Titan-Submersible/).

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