Monthly Archives: April 2011

Endgadget.com: Triton 36,000 submarine to plumb ocean’s deepest depths, comes in yellow

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Richard Branson’s not the only one eager to explore that other 70 percent of the world. Triton Submarines has designed a three-passenger sub able to dive 36,000 feet, reaching the deepest part of the world’s oceans. And while Sir Richard envisions a …


Slash Gear: Triton 36,000 submarine has a glass dome that gets stronger as it dives

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Back on April 6, we first talked about billionaire Richard Branson’s new Virgin Oceanic project that had a cool looking submarine with the goal of diving to the bottom of the deepest trenches in the ocean just to see what’s there. Branson and….. http://www.slashgear.com/triton-36000-submarine-has-a-glass-dome-that-gets-stronger-as-it-dives-28149050/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=slashgear


International Business Times: Triton Submarine To Try And Reach Ocean Bottom

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A company that builds submarines for use by wealthy people with yachts is designing one to go to the deepest part of the ocean, the Mariana Trench…. http://hken.ibtimes.com/articles/138781/20110428/triton-submarine-to-go-to-mariana-trench.htm


The Scuttlefish: This Sub Gets Tougher As it Goes Deeper

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The Triton 36,000 is an amazing submarine. Previous generations of the Triton only went to 3,300 feet but the new model uses technology from Rayotek Scientific to make a passenger dome that reacts to increasing pressure from increasing depth by becoming stronger…. …


GizmoWatch.com: Triton’s spherical shaped submarine could go 36,000 ft under the sea

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Yes, it may not be Captain Nemo’s exalted Nautilus, but Triton’s CEO Bruce Jones has announced that his company has built a fully capable submersible designed around a sphere of glass that could descend to…. http://www.gizmowatch.com/entry/tritons-spherical-shaped-submarine-could-go-36000-ft-under-the-sea/


Popular Science: New Submersible Sets Sights on the Deepest Point in the Ocean

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The last time an ocean submersible took a crew down to Challenger Deep, the deepest known point in the Mariana Trench (about 36,000 feet below the surface), it was 1960. Now, submersible designers Triton Submarines aims to take humans down …


Alltop-Holy Kaw!: New submarine prepares for ocean depths

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The Triton 36,000 could be the first manned submarine to make repeated trips to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, according to the ship’s manufacturer. Jorge Ribas reports. http://holykaw.alltop.com/new-submarine-prepares-for-ocean-depths 


Wired.co.uk: Triton’s spherical glass submarine to re-explore deepest ocean trench

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It’s been more than 50 years since mankind ventured to the deepest place on Earth, but Triton Submarines is building a craft that could allow us to make a return trip…. http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2011-04/27/triton-submarines-mariana


Fox News Video

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Phil Keating took quite the trip today … below the ocean’s surface. He voyaged in a submarine prototype said to be a replica of that set to be built for billionaire Richard Branson — the man leading the race to visit …


Discovery News: SUBMARINE TECH REACHES FOR OCEAN RECORD

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The race is on to return to the ocean’s deepest point — and a submarine team says they have a new glass design that can withstand the pressure for multiple trips. http://news.discovery.com/adventure/submarine-technology-deepest-ocean-110426.html


Marketwire.com- Triton Press Release

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Triton Submarines Announces World’s Deepest Diving Multi-Passenger Submersible Innovation in Glass Manufacturing, Fiber Optics & Touch-Screen Technology Enable New Class of Submarine Capable of Reaching Deepest Part of the Ocean http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/triton-submarines-announces-worlds-deepest-diving-multi-passenger-submersible-1506509.htm


MSNBC.COM: Sub will take humans to deepest point of ocean

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Company develops vessel that uses thick common glass instead of acrylic http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42766655/ns/technology_and_science-innovation/#.T2DdTmJSSbk