Implosion near the Titanic: James Cameron makes a chilling connection

On Thursday, June 24, everything officially stopped for the five passengers of the Titan, the Titanic’s close submarine. “We now think the passengers are lost“, communicated, a few minutes before the press conference of the coast guard, the company OceanGate, by press release. CNN confirmed in the process that the debris is that of the outer hull of the boat. Given the environment in which it was the submarine and given the debris, it was apparently an implosion during the descent, less than an hour after its departure, which claimed the lives of the men aboard the Titan submarine, including Paul-Henri Nargeolet, French scientist, who had been the director of one of the first research missions on the wreck of the Titanic, Shahzada Dawood, accompanied by his son Suleman (19), a Pakistani billionaire close to Charles III. strongly reacted, in particular Hélène Sy.

A situation that caught the attention of the whole world for a few days and of course that of James Cameron, director of the film titanic. Like the scientific world shocked and sad to lose one of its own, in the person of Paul-Henri Nargeolet, James Cameron was also close to the French passionate about the Titanic for many years. It was on ABC News that the American spoke, saying he was shocked and struck by details that send shivers down your spine. This area, he knows it better than anyone. It must be said that to achieve the unforgettable and timeless titanic (1997), which propelled Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet to the rank of stars, he studied it at length.

Tongues loosen

So, James Cameron pointed out several errors and couldn’t help but draw a parallel between the Titanic and the Titan. “I’m struck by the similarities to the Titanic disaster, where the captain was constantly alerted to the ice in front of his ship, and then sped full speed into an ice field on a moonless night.he said. Many people died in the end and in a very similar tragedy, where the warnings were ignored in the exact same place.“Underwater designer, James Cameron revealed that”many people in the community affected by this submarine wrote letters to the company (OceanGate) saying that their work was too experimental to carry passengers and that they needed to be licensed“.