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Ushering in a new era of deep sea exploration, Titan makes it possible for individuals, researchers, and scientists to observe our planet’s most valuable resources from an entirely new perspective. Constructed of titanium and filament wound carbon fiber, the innovative vessel provides a safe and comfortable space proven to withstand the enormous pressures of the deep ocean.
Check out some footage from recent expeditions with Titan
Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, Titan provides an unrivaled view of the deep ocean. In addition to having the largest viewport of any deep diving submersible, Titan's exterior cameras provide a live view of the outside environment. Crew members can access each external camera view from within the submersible on a large digital display, or on a personal hand-held tablet. With the click of a button, each Mission Specialist can select a specific camera angle, monitor the sonar, or view preloaded images of deep sea species and dive site as they experience an entirely foreign world that only a handful of people have had the privilege to experience.
Titanic Debris Field
Throughout the dive, crew members have the option to rotate seating positions, as well as take turns stretching out. The breathable air on board is recycled in a manner similar to that used aboard spacecraft. Regardless of the dive depth, the air pressure inside the submersible remains constant and equal to the one atmosphere of pressure we experience at sea level, eliminating the need for decompression during the ascent.
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