The Instigator on Twitter: "Scenario 1 Power failure: The Titan is equipped with two independent power systems, so it is unlikely that a power failure would have caused the submersible to sink.
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Scientific American on Twitter: "The ocean's depths are divided into zones, and the light and pressure in each one determines what kind of life can survive there. The remains of the Titanic
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Al Jazeera English on Twitter: "The wreck of the Titanic lies at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean at a depth of some 4,000 metres. Only a few specialised vessels can reach
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