When was the missing Titanic sub found? Debris from the submersible was found on Thursday, 1,600 feet away from the famous Titanic shipwreck its five passengers hoped to explore, the Coast Guard said.

While the Titanic was known for its opulence, some items found among the wreckage reflect the everyday lives of passengers from all classes. Take, for instance, this set of playing cards ...

The wreckage of Titan was found just 1,600 feet off the bow of the iconic shipwreck that the five men were trying to see, officials said. Tourist Sub Debris Found Around Titanic Wreck as Hope for ...

Mauger said the debris found was consistent with a “catastrophic implosion” of the vessel, and when asked if the Titan had crashed into the Titanic wreckage, expert Paul Hankins, a director of ...

'Debris field' found near Titanic wreck amid search for missing tourist submersible, ... The Titanic wreckage is situated about 900 miles off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

Titanic: Bronze statue discovered by divers as new images released of 112-year-old wreck - Divers also found a section of railing around the ship’s bow - made famous by Kate Winslet and Leonardo ...

The submersible dives about 4000 feet down to the Titanic wreckage, and is equipped with about 96 hours of oxygen, ... the Titan will be found soon. Olivia Evans. News Editorial Assistant. Olivia ...

The claim: Missing Titanic-bound submersible was found empty. A June 21 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) shows a screenshot of a purported CNN article claiming a major discovery was made ...

The daring rescue of the Titanic-bound submersible that disappeared deep below the water off Newfoundland on Sunday morning would be the deepest recovery mission in history at roughly 13,000 feet.

How Was the Titanic Wreckage Found? It wasn't until 1985 that the wreck site was discovered by a French and American team led by Dr. Robert Ballard, the NOAA says.

The wreck of the Titanic was found on Sept. 1, 1985 - a full 73 years after it sunk. The ship was found on the North Atlantic ocean floor by a joint U.S. - French expedition.