Titan Submersible Camera Memory Card Survives Implosion, Recovers 12 Stills and 9 Videos
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Summary
Recovery teams investigating the Titan submersible wreckage have discovered that the vessel's specialist camera, rated to 6,000m depth, survived the implosion with its SanDisk memory card intact. Despite damage to the camera housing and lens, the $62 SD card was undamaged, allowing investigators to recover 12 still images and 9 videos from the card. However, none of the recovered footage captured the actual implosion event that destroyed the submersible.
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tech and science enthusiast Scott Manley reveals that the internal SD card was 'undamaged'
Contents of the memory card have since been investigated, and 12 stills and nine videos have been recovered
The specialist camera was rated to 6,000m, but the lens and some of its components were probably damaged by the implosion
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