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.
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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 […]