Titan Sub Newly Released Pictures: Hull Defects, Human Remains? And More

Looks like a bloody blanket to me in the photo I used for a Jpeg. There were supposedly blankets in the sub because the sub was or could get very cold. But I am no Captain Nemo.

Jeff Ostroff reviews photos and preliminary testing released by the NTSB of the doomed OceanGate Titan submersible wreckage sitting on the ocean floor just 330 yards from the bow of the RMS Titanic, which sank in 1912.

Testing reveals defects during the carbon fiber hull manufacturing, and the RMS's potential failure (real-time hull monitoring system) to indicate a hull failure was imminent. The wreckage of the OceanGate Titan sub was recorded as rescuers salvaged the debris from the bottom of the ocean floor with the Pelagius Research ROV known as Odysseus 6000.

The ROV Odysseus 6K is an easily transportable, competent, and deep-sea system that integrates into ships. The ROV supports executing time-critical search, rescue, and recovery operations.

Source: jeffostroff on YouTube