Retired Air Force Col. Don Morley was among the first to board a submersible vessel to view the Titanic ruins at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean as a member of the Explorer's Club.
Retired Air Force Col. Don Morley was among the first to board a submersible vessel to few the Titanic ruins at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean as a member of the Explorer's Club, an elite group of men and women who take risks to experience and research the world.
The electrical engineer and physics expert was invited to research deep water light aboard the Russian-built Mir submersible in 2000, about eight years after it was initially designed. It’s a horrible thought, but the water drops were the result of normal condensation inside the humid Mir. Sadly, that end is likely how the doomed Titan passengers met their death.
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