The Titanic's Enduring Legacy: From Submersibles to Museums.

Recovering sunken submarines is a challenging task, as demonstrated by past salvage operations such as the K-129, Kursk, and Poseidon. The K-129 was a Soviet submarine that sank in the Pacific Ocean, and the CIA embarked on a secret mission to recover it and its nuclear warheads. The Kursk, a Russian submarine, sank in the Barents Sea after two explosions, killing all 118 crew members. The Poseidon, a British submarine, collided with a cargo ship off the coast of China in 1931, leading to a shift in naval policy encouraging evacuation attempts. As rescuers search for a missing submersible near the Titanic wreckage, naval experts emphasize the challenges of a successful rescue operation.