Dreamer

He was an extraordinary dreamer. He dreamed of becoming the first man to walk on Mars. in 1979 when he was 16 that he looked at the sky. In 1981, at the age of 19, he became the world's youngest jet transport-rated pilot. He graduated from Princeton University in 1984 with a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering. When he was disqualified for Air Force pilot training due to poor eyesight, he sadly gave up his dream of becoming an astronaut. However, this man never stopped dreaming of extraordinary dreams. A man rested his feet on the bottom of a deep sea and was reliving a dream.

We are talking about the man who went to explore the Titanic 12,500 feet below the Atlantic Ocean and never came back. Or about Stockton Rush, the great-grandson of Isidor Straus and Ida Straus, the richest couple aboard the sunken Titanic. We remember the couple who died on the Titanic not because they were pioneers, but because they were the people who gave a new meaning to love in an amazing way because they were the noble people who shouted to the world that this is what marriage is. The real couple was Jack and Rosy. That's because art oscillates between the real and the imaginary. The survivors of the ship said that when the ship sank, the crew was determined to save as many women and children as possible, so Ida Steris got a seat in the lifeboat, but to the surprise of everyone on the sinking ship, the extraordinary woman gave up her seat in the lifeboat. Instead, Ida decided to turn back and stay with her husband on the sinking ship, and they held each other's hands as it sank with the ship. Their great-granddaughter, Wendy Rush, is involved in this story when the extraordinary dreamer failed in his Mars project and start to quest to find the deepest uncharted reaches of the earth and chose the ocean. He explored the Titanic, which crashed into an iceberg and sank to the bottom of the sea, along with the millionaire businessman on his maiden voyage, which had never been explored by man. What is so fascinating about it is that the number of trips to the Titanic is 36. Overwhelmed by her friends' extraordinary sacrifice of life, Wendy beckoned to the man as he frantically descended 12,500 feet to meet the Titanic.

In 2012, he was a founder of the OceanGate Foundation, a non-profit organization that encourages technological development also It was an exploratory company about oceanography, its history, and archaeology. The company first built a two-man submarine called the Kittredge K-350, in which he made more than 30 dives. James Cameron, the director of the movie Titanic, went to the bottom of the sea in search of the Titanic with this dreamer.

OceanGate is valued at $66 million OceanGate planned 18 spectacular diving trips associated with the Titanic exploration worth $66 million. One person has to pay $250,000 to visit and explore the Titanic. Those trips are terrifying because no other ship in the world can rescue them in the event of an accident on the seabed so deep. However, three millionaire businessmen went on a deep-sea diving trip with a French diver and dreamer. For the 37th time, the dreamer dived to the bottom of the sea with his submarine Titan, which was lying in the Atlantic Ocean like his home.

United States Navy radar has been showing the Titan missing since 9:45 a.m. Sunday after launching into the Atlantic Ocean.The Titan was made of titanium steel, stronger and lighter than steel, and made of shock-resistant carbon fiber, but the seabed pressure was 300 times greater than sea surface pressure and weighed tens of thousands of tons more than the Eiffel Tower. An hour and 45 minutes into the dive, the craft exploded and scattered human remains before the Dreamer and the other 4 could even think about what was happening.

Thomas Andrews was in charge of the design of the Titanic in 1907 and it was completed in 1912. While he was on the ship, it hit an iceberg and sank along with over 1,500 other people. In a twist of fate, the owner of the 5-man vessel to explore the Titanic and his group of visitors died. History will no doubt record that a dreamer who was guiding future generations to see a new world in the deep sea ended his mission at the age of 61 on 06/21/2023.