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Submersible pilot's wife is descendant of famous Titanic couple who died arm in arm - Vimarsana News

Submersible pilot's wife is descendant of famous Titanic couple who died arm in arm

Wendy Rush is the wife of Stockton Rush, the CEO of OceanGate. He is among the five people on board the missing Titanic tourist sub. Her great-great-grandparents died in the 1912 disaster.

Time runs out for Titanic five: Oxygen supply hits zero on stricken sub as 12.08pm deadline passes - Vimarsana News

Time runs out for Titanic five: Oxygen supply hits zero on stricken sub as 12.08pm deadline passes

The world is now praying for a 'miracle' with the vital oxygen supply predicted to have run out at 12.08pm GMT (7.08am EST and 9.08pm Sydney). Banging has been heard at 30 minutes intervals.

Stricken Titan submarine will run out of oxygen at 12:08pm UK time - Vimarsana News

Stricken Titan submarine will run out of oxygen at 12:08pm UK time

The window of survival for the five passengers onboard the Titan sub is rapidly closing, with the oxygen supply due to run out at 7.08am ET (12.08pm UK time) today, the US Coastguard said.

D-Day for missing Titanic sub as clock ticks down to 12.08pm - when vessel will run out of oxygen - Vimarsana News

D-Day for missing Titanic sub as clock ticks down to 12.08pm - when vessel will run out of oxygen

The vessel, named Titan, lost communication with tour operators on Sunday while about 435 miles south of St John's, Newfoundland, during a voyage to the Titanic off the coast of Canada.

Titan sub: Australian scientist Emily Jateff was trapped by ghost net in 2005 exploring the Titanic - Vimarsana News

Titan sub: Australian scientist Emily Jateff was trapped by ghost net in 2005 exploring the Titanic

Sydneysider Emily Jateff had just graduated in 2005 when she was chosen to take part in an expedition to the doomed ship's remains at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean.