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Titan submersibleCondé Nast
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A new photo of the Titan submersible's wreckage has been released to the public.
The US Coast Guard's Marine Board of Investigation is hearing on the doomed 2023 submersibles.
Five of the five passengers aboard the doomed vessel died after it lost contact with the surface in June 2023 .
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