All news on the topic: Titanic Submarine OceanGate

Five men may have died last week, and OceanGate might not have a submersible anymore, but you can still book a $250,000 (£198,235) to see the wreckage of the Titanic in 2024, says the firm's website

The families of the five passengers on board the OceanGate Titan submarine that went missing on a venture to the Titanic wreck are left wondering if the remains of their loved ones will ever be found

The Titan submarine catastrophe came to an end last Thursday when debris was discovered close to the shipwreck. But there are still many unanswered questions about the disaster...

The nose and a large panel of the Titanic expedition submarine the Titan, appearing to be from the submersible's tail end, were unloaded from the Horizon Arctic ship at the Canadian Coast Guard pier in St John's, Newfoundland on Wednesday

Inequality between the rescue responses of a shipwreck in Greece where 500 people died and the submarine in the Atlantic where five people died has prompted anger

It comes after human remains were found from the wreckage of the Titan submersible operated by OceanGate, from the ocean floor on Wednesday - the fatal implosion killed five people

Large parts of the Titan tourist submersible have been recovered from the ocean floor following the fatal implosion of the craft, leaving many questioning why it wasn't completely evaporated

After days of combing the floor of the Atlantic Ocean, the US Coast Guard involved in the Titanic submarine search confirmed they had found several pieces of wreckage. Last night they revealed that human remains were among the find

An expert has revealed why he thinks the sub, named Titan, had a catastrophic failure which claimed the lives of five men earlier this month in the Atlantic Ocean

The Titan's nose and a large panel appearing to be from its tail end were recovered by investigators on Wednesday afternoon despite the vessel suffering a "catastrophic implosion"

Wreckage from the Titan submersible operated by OceanGate was earlier recovered from the ocean floor near the Titanic, following a fatal implosion which killed three Brits

The first images of the wreckage of Titan show that the event happened in 'microseconds,' an expert says — and the five-passenger crew likely had warning

Pictures of the Titan tourist submersible before and after it imploded during the deadly expedition to the Titanic wreck at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean show the level of destruction

Pieces of the imploded OceanGate Titan submarine that went missing near the wreck of the Titanic have been brought ashore by the US Coast Guard and British investigators will piece it together forensically 'like a jigsaw'

US Coast Guard officials were seen moving recovered pieces from OceanGate's Titan submersible ashore after a likely 'catastrophic' implosion near the wreck of the Titanic killed all five on board

Families of the doomed Titanic tourist submarine have no legal case for suing OceanGate, a legal expert has claimed. OceanGate owned the Titan submersible lost earlier this month

Hussain Dawood said during a prayer service yesterday that his son and grandson who died on the Titanic submaarine were gifts of God that had been taken back by God

Washington State University college students were enlisted to create Titan's battery using 'commercial off the shelf' parts — their end product was $50,000 cheaper than those already on the market

After the OceanGate submersible tragically imploded, people were left wondering why the Titanic didn't suffer the same fate as it sank to the bottom of the ocean - experts have weighed in

Christine Dawood has told how her son Suleman Dawood had taken his Rubik's Cube in an attempt to break a world record, as he hoped to solve it at 3,800m deep, alongside his dad Shahzada Dawood,

Stockton Rush, the CEO of OceanGate, was on a 'predatory' hunt for rich clients to go on expeditions to the Titanic wreck despite the risks, Patrick Lahey, the president of Triton Submarines has claimed

Alina Dawood, the sister of Suleman Dawood and wife of Shahzada Dawood, refused to believe her dad and brother passed away in the OceanGate submersible tragedy

Mother of Suleman Dawood and wife of Shahzada Dawood, Christine Dawood, has spoken of how her son "really wanted to go" on the trip and had taken his Rubik's Cube in an attempt to break a world record, solving it at 3,800m deep.

Christine Dawood and her daughter Alina stayed aboard the Titan submarine's mothership, a Canadian icebreaker called the Polar Prince, from the launch until it docked again on Saturday after eight days at sea

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