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The US Coast Guard say they 'don't know' what were the 'banging' noises that were captured, however, they still consider the search for the missing Titan submersible a rescue operation
Rescuers searching for the missing submersible heard banging noises again today after a surveillance jet picked up sounds on Tuesday.
>> good afternoon. i'm paul hankins. i'm the director for salvage operations with the u.s. navy's supervisor of salvage. >> hello, i'm carl hartsfield from the woods graphic institute. >> good afternoon, i'm lieutenant commander rich, i'm an exchange officer serving on the staff at norfolk, virginia. >> good afternoon, lieutenant commander kristy butler working closely with captain frederick from rcc boston, search and rescue commission coordinator, thank you. [ inaudible question ] >> when you're in the middle of
Authorities focused their search efforts after sonar picked up "banging" sounds, with theories the sub may have made to the surface. But even if it had, those inside wouldn't be able to get out on their own
Disturbing reports have emerged regarding the missing submersible in the Atlantic Ocean, revealing that the passengers aboard OceanGate's Titan may have less than one day left until their oxygen supply is completely depleted.