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Mysterious 'magic' islands that come and go on Saturn's moon Titan finally have an explanation

Bright spots that appear and vanish on Saturn's moon Titan have a seemingly simple explanation — they're floating chunks of frozen organic material.

LiveScience

What does space smell like?

From carbon molecules and ozone on spacesuits to the nauseating odor of comets and the sweet tang of gas clouds, the universe is a natural laboratory for aromatic chemistry.

Space

Floating 'magic islands' on Saturn's moon Titan may be honeycomb-shaped snow

On Saturn's largest moon, Titan, snows of organic compounds may form glacier-like honeycomb chunks in methane lakes, appearing as floating "magic islands."

Space

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Nuclear-powered Dragonfly mission to Saturn moon Titan delayed until 2028, NASA says

"The Dragonfly team has successfully overcome a number of technical and programmatic challenges in this daring endeavor to gather new science on Titan."

Space

Tom Taylor on why the time was right for Beast World - the Titans first big crossover

Interview | The writer talks moving the Titans into the big leagues of DC heroes

GamesRadar

Evidence of alien life may exist in the fractures of icy moons around Jupiter and Saturn

Researchers searching for evidence of extraterrestrial life are investigating the geological faults of Saturn’s largest icy moon, Titan, and Jupiter’s largest moon, Ganymede.

Space

A company cancels its plans to recover more Titanic artifacts. Its renowned expert died on the Titan

The company that owns the salvage rights to the Titanic said it has cancelled plans to retrieve artifacts from the shipwreck

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A Movie About The Titan Submersible Implosion Is Already In The Works And The Backlash Is Rife

A movie about OceanGate's Titan submersible tragedy is copping backlash after it was announced to be in the works just four months after it imploded.

Pedestrian.tv

Deep and dangerous: Is AI the future of ocean exploration?

The Titan implosion has cast focus on autonomous, unmanned submersibles as the way to uncovering the ocean’s secrets.

Al Jazeera

James Cameron Slams ‘Offensive’ Rumours That He’s Down To Direct A Film About The Titan Sub

“He told the story of the Titanic so compassionately it feels like a natural step for him to take this on," a source told a British tabloid.

Pedestrian.tv

James Cameron Responds To Rumors He’s Making A Movie About The Titanic Submersible Implosion

After rumors swirled that he's been in talks to make a movie about the Titanic submersible implosion, James Cameron spoke out.

Cinemablend

Good news for life: Mars rivers flowed for long stretches long ago

Some rivers on ancient Mars flowed for long enough stretches to create bona fide habitable environments on the Red Planet, a new study suggests.

Space

How rivers on Titan and Mars flow

There are only three worlds in our solar system with rivers: Earth, Mars and Titan

Salon

Following the Titan tragedy, are there lessons for space?

There are a lot of differences between going into space and deep into the ocean.

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Daily Mirror

Moment OceanGate CEO can't remember how to use PlayStation console to move doomed ship

In a resurfaced documentary, OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush admits to his lack of knowledge regarding the controls of the Titan submersible after it experienced a misaligned thruster.

The Conversation

A combination of social, organizational and technical factors caused the Titan's implosion

The implosion that took the lives of five souls who made the perilous deep sea voyage to the Titanic shipwreck is not your typical disaster. But perhaps the OceanGate Titan submersible craft was doomed from the start.

Evening Standard

What is dark tourism and why are we drawn to morbid death sites?

Lancashire’s Pendle witches is one site attracting visitors in the UK

The Independent UK

Titanic sub passenger recalls brutal implosion warning

‘Like a Coke can crushed with a sledgehammer’

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Pictured: London father and son’s final moments before boarding doomed Titan sub

Businessman Shahzada Dawood and his son Suleman were among five passengers who died on June 18 after the sub imploded as it descended to the wreck of the Titanic

Daily Record

Youngest person to visit Titanic wreckage 'fell unconscious' during mission

Sebastian Harris, 13, said a lack of oxygen in the Mir II submersible caused him to fall asleep suddenly.

Pedestrian.tv

‘Fear And Agony’: A Sub Expert Has Shared The Likely Last Moments Of The OceanGate Victims

The expert believes the victims realised their incoming fate as the submarine free-fell for 48 to 71 seconds.

Daily Mirror

Expert who found Titan submarine wreckage reveals exactly what went wrong on board

Pelagic Research Services Chief Executive Ed Cassano, who was among the first to locate the wreckage of Titan, believes he knows why it imploded, he said during a press conference

Daily Mirror

Titan submarine rescue leader in tears as he describes finding wreckage

Edward Cassano, chief executive of Pelagic Research Services, had tears in his eyes as he laid out details of the extraordinary rescue mission at a press conference

Daily Mirror

Boss of Titanic submarine 'misled passengers' to get them on board doomed expedition

A group spearheaded by Titan submersible catastrophe victim Paul-Henri Nargeolet suggests that OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush misled the explorer in order to get the crew on the sub

The Independent UK

An 1851 maritime law protected the Titanic’s owners in court. Could OceanGate use it too?

The owners of Titanic sought to limit liability following the ship’s sinking by petitioning under 1851 legislation. The owners of the submersible lost on its dive to visit that famed ship’s wreckage may do the same thing, legal experts tell Sheila Flynn

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