The ongoing investigation into the tragic implosion of the Titan submersible, which resulted in the death of five passengers, has unveiled critical safety lessons and alarming oversights. Eyewitness accounts and expert testimonies indicate that many in the industry were aware of potential dangers, with submersible pilot and OceanGate insiders expressing concerns over reliance on inadequate technologies, including an 'idiotic' Excel spreadsheet for navigation. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has highlighted serious flaws in the carbon fiber hull, claiming these defects were known prior to the dive. Additionally, testimonies reveal that passengers were assigned roles on the mission to circumvent regulatory requirements. The inquiry continues as families seek answers about the cause of the disaster, while calls for improved safety measures and oversight in deep-sea exploration intensify. New footage of the wreckage has only underscored the urgency of these revelations.