titanic survey expedition
Beginning summer of 2021, a team of explorers will dive 3,800 meters below the surface of the North Atlantic to the wreck site of the RMS Titanic. This historic expedition will open the opportunity for citizen scientists to participate as active members of the team. Considered Mission Specialists, these individuals will help to achieve scientific goals and document the current condition of the historic wreck. Receiving hands-on training and continued instruction, this unique opportunity will connect explorers and amateur scientists to real scientific adventure.
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WRECKS OF THE NORTHEAST DEEP-SEA EXPEDITION
There’s nothing like directly observing history, particularly when that history lies up to 500 meters below the surface of the ocean. See sites that few, if any, human eyes have directly viewed before.
Become a hands-on expeditionary crewmember in an effort to document important wreck sites scattered throughout the Atlantic Ocean off the cost of New York and New Jersey. These wrecks not only hold mysteries of the past, but provide ideal habitat for a variety of sea life – and potentially some yet to be discovered species.
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Citizen Scientists, known as Mission Specialists, assist with unique research expeditions throughout the world. With a base level training and continuous instruction, Mission Specialists support each expedition by performing hands-on roles side by side with the expedition crew, scientists and experts.
Onboard the topside support ship, Mission Specialists help the expedition crew with communications, tracking, submersible maintenance and dive planning. They also support the scientific team through observation, data collection and cataloging archaeological and biological discoveries.
During each mission, dive crew will descend into the depths of the ocean to explore a completely foreign world. Mission Specialists assist pilots with navigation, communication and other subnautical tasks. Through the large viewport, Mission Specialists will observe and document marine life, or use integrated computer tablets to monitor exterior cameras which provide nearly a 180-degree view of the submersible surroundings.
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