Earth’s oceans remain the least explored and understood, yet most impactful ecosystems on the planet. With a longitudinal study of the Titanic, OceanGate Expeditions is working to change that.
Alan Stern
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Alan Stern's Titanic Away Team Journal: Was That a Dream?
Yesterday our mother ship ship Horizon Arctic finished the journey to carry us and our OceanGate Expeditions submersible Titan along the Grand Banks to port in St. John’s Newfoundland after […]
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Alan Stern's Titanic Away Team Journal: Tally Ho Titanic!
Those three words above were my call at 10:10 am local time yesterday morning when our OceanGate Expeditions mission to the Titanic first spotted its prey, 3874 meters below the […]
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Alan Stern's Titanic Away Team Journal: T-1 Day, Reflections on Risk and Reward
The North Atlantic was calmer today, and the forecast has 60% chance of a Go for our Titanic dive tomorrow morning with OceanGate Expeditions. Unless we are pushed into a […]
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Alan Stern's Titanic Away Team Journal: Frontiers That Beckon And Bind
Today is a bit of a slow day here on the North Atlantic, with overcast skies, steady winds, occasional rain, and churning seas. While we wait for the next good […]
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Alan Stern's Titanic Away Team Journal: Of Exploration, Moonlight, and July 19th.
Continuing my #TitanicExpedition blog posts on the behest of Keith Cowing with this for you. Share please if you like! Today our expedition’s A dive to Titanic took place here […]
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Alan Stern's Titanic Away Team Journal 18 July 2022
At the urging of Keith Cowing I’ve been reflecting on the Titanic dive I’ll be making this week with OceanGate Expeditions and I’ll be sharing some of those reflections with […]