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“The first search vessel capable of deep undersea exploration, the ROV Pelagic Odysseus 6k, arrived on the scene on the morning of the 22nd. Just five hours later, Odysseus had located the wreckage.”

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The Navy’s hydrophone network, SOSUS, stayed secret until 1991 and now classifies both submarines and whales. The hot take says the Navy heard the Titan implode and sat on it for four days. The timeline says otherwise: the first deep-capable ROV found the wreck five hours after arriving, almost certainly tipped off by the Navy. The internet blamed the sensors for a search that had no robot on site.