Did the Logitech controller survive the implosion of the Titan submarine? Experts reveal the truth

A viral image that has deceived a lot of people

Did the Logitech controller survive the implosion of the Titan submarine? Experts reveal the truth

A viral image that has deceived a lot of people

Everything related to the OpenOcean Titan submarine has been the talk of the town. Inevitably, such a popular event was also filled with fake news, rumors, and gossip. In recent days, an image has been circulating indicating that the Logitech controller used to control the Titan survived the implosion of the submarine, but is it true?

As reported by NewsChecker, a viral image has been circulating in recent days, supposedly showing the wreckage of the Titan after its implosion. What catches attention in the photograph is that we can see the Logitech F710 controller, which was used to control the Titan, at the bottom of the ocean, and it looks almost intact!

But is this true? Could the controller be as indestructible as it is versatile? The short answer is no. While the current state of this controller after the submarine's implosion is unknown, the reality is that the viral image is fake.

The alleged viral image of the Logitech F710
The alleged viral image of the Logitech F710

But why are we saying this with such certainty? It turns out that, so far, the authorities have not released any images or videos showing the wreckage of the Titan submarine. On the other hand, experts claim that a controller like the Logitech F710 would not be able to withstand the pressure at 10,000 feet underwater.

In short, while it would be fun to think that the Logitech F710 could have survived this implosion, the reality is that the image is false. Therefore, if you come across it circulating out there, you should be aware that it is fake news and should only be considered a joke.

Have you seen this image circulating on the Internet? Did you believe what it showed was true? Tell us in the comments.

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