AFTER A “CATASTROPHIC IMPLOSION,” THE CREW OF THE MISSING TITANIC SUB WAS KILLED.

The scientist who escaped the Titanic submersible scare in 2000 believes that deep-sea tourism should be put on hold.
First of all, the sea is hazardous. This is not a playground, As I was observing the seas of the North Atlantic, I was reminded of how restless the ocean is. In a CNN interview, he added, “They’re cold, they’re dark, and they simply want to swallow you up if you make the slightest little mistake.
“Secondly, I realized after my excursion down there that this is more than just a shipwreck. I went down there expecting to report on a shipwreck, but what struck me, especially in that moment of prayer, and it really hit home for me, because some folks passed away. Males, females, and kids. Almost a thousand of them. This is where they are buried forever. This is holy ground, he declared.
“I believe we should halt, assess what went wrong so we can avoid it in the future, but also consider the danger and the hallowed nature of this location. It’s not a ride-along. It’s not a place to go to Disneyland, he continued.