2023-07-02 11:56:55
Edward Cassano, the deep-sea expert who led the team that found the remains of Titan’s lost submarine, is still deeply affected by what he faced during the search before discovering the deaths of those inside the submarine, according to the “Titan” website.Business Insider“.
Cassano, CEO of Blagique Research Services, recounted what happened, saying that Oceangate, the submarine’s operator, contacted his team shortly following the submarine lost contact on June 18.
He said that his company sent a remotely operated vehicle, which eventually found the remains of the submarine, noting that his team was ready to rescue the five passengers on board, “but it soon became clear that the passengers might not survive.”
Fighting back tears, he added: “Shortly following we reached the seabed, we discovered the wreckage of the Titan submarine. Unfortunately, the rescue operation turned to recovering the bodies.”
Cassano stopped talking and sighed heavily and seemed to hold back his tears, according to “Insider”, expressing his apology for his emotions, justifying that he and his team were still recovering from the shock. “There are a lot of feelings, people are tired.”
On June 22, the US Coast Guard reported that all five people on board the submarine had died following it suffered a “catastrophic explosion”.
An explosion inside the submarine led to the death of the five people inside
The five who died are Stockton Rush, founder and CEO of the submarine operator Oceangate, Himish Harding, 58, a billionaire and British explorer, businessman of Pakistani origin, Shahzada Dawood, 48, and his son Suleiman, 19. The two are British citizens, and French explorer and oceanographer Paul-Henri Nargolet, 77.
The cost of the exploratory tour to the Titanic wreck, organized by Ocean Gate since 2021, is $ 250,000 per person, according to the company’s website.
The wreckage was found on the sea floor, 500 meters from the wreck of the Titanic.
The wreckage of the Titanic, which hit an iceberg and sank on its maiden voyage in 1912, killing more than 1,500 people, lies approximately 1,450 km east of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and 640 km south of St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada, according to Archyde.com. .
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