Titan submersible

“Thirdly, probably the most famous, one of the most famous living Titanic explorers in the world, P.H. Nargele was on board as an Ocean Gate employee. He had been looking over the design, construction, and testing of the Titan submersible and fully approved.”

“Why did it take them so long To notify the Coast Guard that the sub had gone missing. I think it was a number of hours.”

“Secondly, it had made 20 uneventful dives to the Titanic depths and back. Without a blink.”

“The hull, of course, is a carbon fiber cylinder, five inches thick, and you may not drill anything into carbon fiber. You may not interrupt that surface.”

“During the time that the sub was lost on the seafloor, the CBS crew, and actually everybody else, was on the bridge of the ship with the control room people which is primarily Wendy Rush, Stockton's wife, ran the comms, and the various experts and scientists, …”