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Vessel that disappeared on a dive to the titanic wreck believed to be nearing its end. still, the coast guard and others are not slowing their efforts. additional resources coming in by air and sea overnight and throughout the day. >> this is a search and rescue mission 100%. we'll continue to put every available asset we have. >> reporter: on wednesday canadian air crews who dropped sonar buoys into the water reported once again hearing unusual noises in the water, which some said sounded like banging. experts are using specialized acoustic equipment to analyze the sounds to rule out other sh...

Experts called out the Titan’s lack of industry-standard certification and safety tests, but CEO Stockton Rush ‘agreed to disagree’

Needed more time, and it needed more testing, frankly. >> reporter: we've talked to a lot of experts in the last few hours, retired u.s. sub commanders, for example, other experienced divers, all of them are at this point very pessimistic that a rescue could be effected, even if they find that sub at this very moment. it's not just a lack of air, rising carbon dioxide levels within that sub could prove to be fatal, and then on top of that, if they find it, they got to somehow use robots to connect a wench, again, no divers, connect a wench robotically, haul it up two and a half miles from the ...

Are you also pessimistic at this point considering that we have passed that window of available oxygen that tom costello was just talking about? >> yeah, yasmin, i'm getting more pessimistic every hour. although, i think there's a potential that they've been able to extend their oxygen supply and somehow remove some of the carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, these are pretty ingenious guys that are on the submersible, they're experienced. they've done these kinds of dives before. so they may have come up with some ways to extend their oxygen supply for longer than the 96 hours. there may be a ...

Five days since Titan, the tourist submersible operated by OceanGate Expeditions to explore the wreckage of Titanic, went missing in the North Atlantic, rescuers are racing against time in a last-ditch effort to rescue the five men onboard the vessel.