Past the accident! Oceangate once again advertised to visit the wreck of the Titanic

 Past the accident! Oceangate once again advertised to visit the wreck of the Titanic

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According to the advertisement on their website, plans have been made for two expeditions to witness the remains of the Titanic. The first one is scheduled from June 12th to 20th, 2024, and the second one from June 21st to 29th. The OceanGate organization, which is responsible for managing the expedition, has not wasted even 10 days after the Titan disaster. The advertisement is still present on their website, as reported by the Independent news agency.

Titan, who survived the Titan sinking, did not spend even 10 days after the tragedy. The organization "OceanGate" has continued promoting future expeditions. It has been mentioned in the news that the advertisement is still available on their website.

To witness the remains of the Titanic in the Atlantic Ocean, Titan traveled to the site of the accident. Five more climbers lost their lives. According to the news agency, the organization has plans for the next year's expedition as well, as stated in their advertisement on the website. Plans have been made for two expeditions to witness the remains of the Titanic. The first one is scheduled from June 12th to 20th, 2024, and the second one from June 21st to 29th. The cost will be $250,000, approximately 20 million Indian Rupees. In return, the organization will provide all arrangements related to the expedition, including accommodation on the ship, meals, training, and expedition equipment.

The advertisement also provides detailed information about the expedition. It states that on the first day, the passengers will have to be present at the Saint John's harbor in the city of St. John's. The journey will start from there, and they will go to the site of the Titanic wreckage. It will require a journey of 400 nautical miles in the sea. Although the organization had previously announced that this expedition would be "indefinite," the news agency claims that an advertisement seeking assistant pilots was posted on the organization's website when the search for the lost wreckage was underway.

Titan sank deep into the Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada, before. It shows the passengers the place where the remains of the Titanic are located deep in the ocean. On June 18th, the OceanGate organization took the said submersible with five passengers, diving 13,000 feet deep into the ocean. Just 1 hour and 45 minutes after the start of the journey, they spotted the Titanic wreckage. In addition to the Coast Guard and Air Force, a robotic device was also used to capture the sound of the wreckage. The robotic device found the remains of another vessel near the Titanic and later identified it as the remains of the Titanic, thanks to the Coast Guard. According to the news agency, the passengers on the submersible included British millionaire businessman Hamish Harding, Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood, his son Suleman, OceanGate's Chief Operating Officer Stockton Rush, and French sailor Paul-Henri Nargeolet.