ANDl submersible Titanof the company Ocean Gate Expeditionsimploded the past June 22nd due to an implosion and its five passengers died, according to those responsible for the expedition. Several days and many tears later, Christinethe wife and mother of two of the deceased, shahzada dawood58 years old, and his son suleman19, explains, as reported by the Daily Mail, what the last hours of the fatal outcome were like.
Christine He has explained that the passengers spent this agonizing and definitive moment listening to their favorite music and totally in the dark. Those responsible for the expedition urged their clients to take their favorite songs on board on the phone to listen to them at the bottom of the sea thanks to the transmission by bluetooth. Interestingly, country music was prohibited by the OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush.
totally in the dark
the last hours of Titan they lived completely without light. The explanation for this is the intention of Ocean Gate to save energy during the descent to the titanic. In this sense, it is most likely that during their journey they saw luminescent creatures. The Daily Mail has explained that everything indicates that the five passengers of the submersible were not aware of the disaster and that they died instantly.
Christine Dawood She has confessed that her husband was very excited about the idea. In fact, her motivation was such that he convinced her wife to make her descent with her, although she ultimately couldn’t due to the pandemic. It was then that her son, suleman, replaced it in the submersible. Her mother has revealed she even wore a Rubik’s Cubeas he intended to complete it underwater, breaking a world record.
Mandatory diet and clothing for Titan passengers
The expedition received talks prior to the descent. Still, beyond the more complex scientific questions, the passengers were given two more mundane pieces of advice: they were required to submit to a low residue diet and they couldn’t drink either coffee in the 24 hours prior to the start of the descent towards the titanic.
