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→Oxygen tank fire?: the risk of an implosion from water pressure had been exhaustively discussed and analyzed, while another risk (such as from a spark-induced fire) was perhaps overlooked.
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→Managerial/personnel policy flaws of the Oceangate company: but many other experts and journalists felt that safety had been prioritized
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→Oxygen tank fire?: Evidence pointing towards an explosion, rather than implosion, include
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June 27, 2023
→Titan submersible and wokeness in its personnel policies
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→Managerial/personnel policy flaws of the Oceangate company
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→Managerial/personnel policy flaws of the Oceangate company
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→See also
Conservative moved page Titanic submersible to Titan submersible
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Conservative moved page Titanic sub to Titanic submersible: Sub is independent. Submersible needs a mother ship
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June 26, 2023
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June 24, 2023
→Speculation about flaws: Deadly, oxygen tank fires occur in hospitals, and appear as plausible to have been the cause as the media-presumed implosion of the sub from water pressure.
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There has been extensive discussion on the internet speculating as to possible engineering flaws in the ''Titan'', but the cause of its implosion or explosion remains unclear.
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Reportedly the U.S. Navy had detected the likely implosion of the Titan but this information was withheld by the Biden Administration from the public and apparently the rescue efforts.
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Created page with "The '''Titanic sub''' was a submersible named the "Titan" to take explorers down to the ''RMS Titanic'' at the ocean floor in the northern Atlantic Ocean. The Titan r..."
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