The Antipodes was the first submersible used by OceanGate and was held to industry regulatory standards that the Titan was not.
submersible imploded hundreds of meters below sea level on a voyage to see the wreckage of the RMS. The craft first went missing on June 18, prompting an intense search effort that garnered widespread public attention. The wreckage of the submersible was located five days later on the seabed, along with presumed human remains.
The highly publicized disaster has cast a shadow over OceanGate and its practices, as well as the deep-sea tourism industry as a whole. Steve Reoch, a veteran expedition-yacht salesman, told Insider that he has been attempting to sell one of OceanGate's earliest crafts for years and now doesn't"want to have anything to do with it."
OceanGate's Titan submersible. A man who has been trying to sell a former OceanGate submersible for 5 years doesn't think it will happen after the Titan disaster.
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