While investigators work to piece together what happened on board OceanGate's Titan submersible, the little evidence available makes one thing clear: Whatever happened, happened fast.
The little evidence available after OceanGate's Titan submersible imploded in the Atlantic Ocean makes one thing clear: Whatever happened, happened fast.
the titan is about 22 feet long or 6.7 metres. it s also capable of reaching depths of up to 13,123 feet below sea level roughly 4,000 metres. and with the help of four electric thrusters, the titan can reach speeds of about 3 knots, or3 mph. live now to dr kenneth ledez, a hyperbaric medicine expert. thank you so much forjoining us tonight. we have been talking this evening about the time possibly left for this crew, the time, the amount of breathable air they might have left. it is not clear at this point how much oxygen is still available but how would you calculate what they might have left to them at this point? well, we really do not know the detailed circumstances. there are calculations available