The chances of recovering the bodies of the five passengers aboard the doomed OceanGate submersible bound for the Titanic wreckage are extremely bleak, experts have said. The four tourists ...

As investigations continue into what caused the Titan submersible to implode near the wreck of the Titanic, it is not known whether the bodies of whose who died will ever be found.

Bodies of Titanic victims being unloaded from the Minia in Halifax Harbor [Nova Scotia Museum] First and second class passengers, identified as such by available marks, were embalmed.

In 1912, the CS Mackay-Bennett set sail from Halifax, Nova Scotia, with the task of recovering dead bodies from the wreckage of the Titanic. The vessel had been quickly turned into a "morgue ship ...

Immense pressure at Titanic’s depth. José Luis Martín, a marine merchant and expert on submarines, gave an interview to NIUS in which he explained the role played by pressure at that depth ...

The remnants of the Titanic lie 13,000 feet beneath the sea 380 miles southeast of the coast of Newfoundland, Canada, according to National Geographic.. Britannica cites the ship’s exact ...

The Titan is the only five-person vessel in the world that can reach Titanic depths 2.4 miles below the ocean's surface — and submersibles like it are "one-offs," Pogue said.