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Underwater Noises Detected In Search For Missing Titanic Submersible
by Tyler Durden
Wednesday, Jun 21, 2023

A Canadian P-3 maritime patrol aircraft detected "underwater noises" in the area where search and rescue crews are looking for the missing Titan submersible that went missing while diving towards the Titanic's wreckage with five people on board. 
"The sounds from underneath the water were heard by sonar devices deployed to find the lost 21-foot submersible. The banging sounds came every 30 minutes when first detected Tuesday and were heard again four hours later," CNN said, quoting the memo. 



According to the US Coast Guard, "Canadian P-3 aircraft detected underwater noises in the search area. As a result, ROV operations were relocated in an attempt to explore the origin of the noises. Those ROV searches have yielded negative results but continue."





In a second tweet, the agency said, "Additionally, the data from the P-3 aircraft has been shared with our US Navy experts for further analysis which will be considered in future search plans."

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Additionally, the data from the P-3 aircraft has been shared with our U.S. Navy experts for further analysis which will be considered in future search plans. 2/2 #Titanic
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The search area is the size of Connecticut, about 900 miles off the coast of Cape Cod at a depth of 13,000 feet. 


OceanGate Expeditions operates the vessel that its CEO, Stockton Rush, pilots. The other four men include British aviation businessman Hamish Harding, French diver Paul-Henri Nargeolet, British-Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood and his son. 
As of Tuesday afternoon, a Coast Guard official said the vessel had 40 hours of oxygen supply left. As of early Wednesday morning, this would mean the vessel would run out of oxygen around 0600 ET Thursday, according to CBS News. That's if the vessel is still functioning. 
It's a race against time to find the missing sub.

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‘We’re not giving up: US Coast Guard says hunt for Titanic five is still a rescue mission
Date: June 22, 2023Author: Nwo Report




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The US Coast Guard today insisted they still hope to find the five adventurers trapped inside a missing Titanic submersible alive despite predicting oxygen had run out – as the co-founder of the firm that organized the trip insisted rescuers ‘have longer than we think’. 
The world is now praying for a ‘miracle’ after rescuers estimated the vital oxygen supply would end at 12.08 pm GMT (7.08 am EST and 9.08 pm Sydney). Banging has been heard at 30-minute intervals from the depths of the Atlantic – possibly from the men striking the side of the sub – but it has not yet been located. 
Those stuck onboard include British billionaire Hamish Harding, OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush, French navy veteran PH Nargeolet and Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood and his son Suleman, who is just 19 and a student at Strathclyde University. 
The US Coast Guard has said that the rescue operation is ‘still in an active search’ with no plans yet to shift to a recovery phase as the desperate families of the so-called ‘Titan Five’ wait for news. Rear Admiral John Mauger said he ‘remains hopeful’ thanks to ‘favorable weather conditions’ and added that rescuers also had to also account for ‘the people’s will to live’.
A deep water robot sub has reached the Atlantic floor – and another is descending the 12,500ft of ocean fast. ‘The Canadian vessel Horizon Arctic has deployed an ROV that has reached the sea floor and begun its search for the missing sub’, a spokesman said.

And a French ship viewed as the best and final hope of finding the missing Titanic submersible has also dropped its remote-controlled sub to find five missing adventurers. L’Atalante arrived on the scene at 11.48 am GMT (7.48ET) and deployed Victor 6000, which can reach depths of 20,000ft and will arrive at the Titanic’s wreck in the next two hours.
Victor 6000 has arms that can cut cables – or dislodge a trapped or stranded vessel – and may be able to fix a cable onto the sub before it is hauled several miles to the surface by a giant winch with more than three miles of cable called a Flyaway Deep Ocean Salvage System on Horizon Arctic.
Despite fears their oxygen supplies have run out, there is still hope in the most desperate of situations. Experts believe that the 96-hour oxygen supply number is an imprecise estimate and could be extended if those on board have taken measures to conserve breathable air including lying still and even sleeping. 
Guillermo Sohnlein founded OceanGate with Mr. Rush in 2009 and believes that the window for finding them could go beyond the US Coast Guard’s prediction. He said: ‘Today will be a critical day in this search and rescue mission, as the sub’s life support supplies are starting to run low.
‘I’m certain that Stockton and the rest of the crew realized days ago that the best thing they can do to ensure their rescue is to extend the limits of those supplies by relaxing as much as possible. I firmly believe that the time window available for their rescue is longer than most people think. I continue to hold out hope for my friend and the rest of the crew’.

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The oxygen supply has run out In the Titanic tourist submarine
Date: June 22, 2023Author: Nwo Report
 



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Victor 6000 is now the ‘main hope’ for underwater rescue
The French vessel L’Atalante is currently preparing their remotely operated underwater vehicle, the Victor 6000, to enter the water.
Rob Larter, a marine expert at the British Antarctic Survey, told a press conference today that he thought the Victor 6000 was the ‘main hope’ for underwater rescue.
And Alistair Greig, a professor of marine engineering at University College London, said the robot’s two manipulator arms could potentially allow it to untangle the Titan, or attach a device that could float it to the surface.
The Victor 6000 also has strong lights, allowing one to see through some of the murk at such depths. But the experts warned that the rescuers would need to know fairly precisely where to look for Titan, which currently does not seem to be the case.

Finding the submersible ‘could potentially take weeks of the intense survey,’ Mr. Larter warned. And even if search teams do find the submersible, a rescue operation could take up precious time.
In a normal situation, it would take two hours for an ROV like the Victor 6000 to get down to the necessary depth – and another two hours to float back up, Mr. Greig said. The missing submersible is also reportedly bolted from the outside, which could take up more time, he added.
Mr. Larter said it was a ‘desperate situation’. He added: ‘It’s kind of unimaginable if people are alive, trapped in a submersible with oxygen supplies running down. An objective assessment of where things are at the moment: it doesn’t look good.’

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