In 2022, OceanGate Expeditions and a team of marine biologists, Titanic historians, and maritime archaeologists deployed Titan, the world’s only 5-person deep diving submersible, as an observation platform to study the world’s most famous shipwreck and surrounding deep-sea life forms in greater detail than ever before using a newly available 8K high-resolution camera which provides four times as many pixels as 4K cameras.

We want to recognize our partners for their help in making our mission a success. This expedition was made possible by the contributions of our supporters and Mission Specialists.  

Every dive to the wreck of the RMS Titanic is an opportunity for discovery, and I believe we’ve made an important one this year.

I came down to the media room after a dive, and two of OceanGate’s media personnel waved me over. “Hey Rory, come and take a look at this,” they said and pointed to footage of the ship’s portside anchor. “We think we see markings on it.”

I asked them to slow down the clip, searching in the righthand side of the screen. What do you see on the anchor’s fluke on the right-hand side?

We made it. After a year of preparation and anticipation, receiving that first message that the sub had reached the wreck was truly unforgettable.

Imagine this: The blue-gray North Atlantic Ocean stretches before you with no land in sight. Wind whipping your hair, you see Signal Hill and downtown St. John’s grow smaller and smaller as the Horizon Arctic motors out to sea. You’re on the way to the wreck of the RMS Titanic with OceanGate Expeditions. 

After months of hard work and preparation (and several flights) all of our crew are on board the Horizon Arctic and are adjusting to life aboard a working vessel. Both the OceanGate crew and our guests, who are training as Mission Specialists, have gone through several safety briefs with Horizon’s capable crew.

We’re excited to announce that we’re partnering with Make-A-Wish Canada to support their efforts to grant more wishes to children with critical illnesses from across Canada. 

After years of development and hard work, we successfully completed our inaugural expedition to the RMS Titanic and came back with awe-inspiring images of the world’s most famous shipwreck. 

OCEANGATE EXPEDITIONS COMPLETES GROUNDBREAKING 2021 TITANIC SURVEY EXPEDITION.

OCEANGATE EXPEDITIONS MISSION SPECIALIST SHARES HIS PATH TO JOINING THE TITANIC SURVEY EXPEDITION

OCEANGATE EXPEDITIONS ANNOUNCES MEDICAL TEAM FOR INAUGURAL TITANIC SURVEY EXPEDITION 

OCEANGATE EXPEDITIONS SELECTS CANADIAN-OWNED HORIZON ARCTIC FOR INAUGURAL TITANIC SURVEY EXPEDITION

NASA ASTRONAUT AND PHYSICIAN, DR. SCOTT PARAZYNSKI TO JOIN TITANIC SURVEY EXPEDITION

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