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A cylinder of carbon fibre with titanium caps at either end, that is metal will stop so maybe you tap on the uthappa at regular intervals, timed intervals, and you do it with a pattern, 0k. timed intervals, and you do it with a pattern, ok. you do that to distinguish the noise from the general din of the ocean. so when they are listening, because they are because they have these various sonobuoys on the surface, when they are listening they think that is not are listening they think that is not a ship's propeller around here, that is not us, that is not our noise, it is not us, that is not our...

Get's deep sea submersible the - correspondent as the details. oar—i get's deep sea submersible the titan has some unusual features. it's whole, the part with a passenger sitcom is made from carbon fibre. with titanium caps at each end. —— 0ceangate. carbon fibre is used in aeroplanes and yachts but not for deep sea vessels. it is extremely strong, but questions have been raised about its reliability under extreme pressures. the shape of the sub is also different. most have spherical holes, so that is the same pressure all the way around. at the titan is tube shaped, and this is so it ca...

Even if they were bobbing on the surface, there is no way out unless they are found. now it has emerged that safety concerns were raised about the vessel five years ago by a former employee of the company. 0ur science editor, rebecca morelle, is here with more. thanks, huw. 0ceangate's deep—sea submersible, the titan, has some unusual features. its hull, the part where passengers sit, is made from carbon fibre with titanium caps at each end. carbon fibre is used in aeroplanes and yachts, but not for deep sea vessels. it's extremely strong, but questions have been raised about its reliability...

Yesterday we heard that it was the size of the us state of connecticut. now it's twice the size of the us state of connecticut. this is a large area. part of that as well has to do with the the currents in the ocean. even underwater currents have the ability to move something like this vessel along the ocean floor, potentially expanding the search not only above the water but below it as well. even before this latest mission, there were concerns over safety about the vessel. a former employee of the company flagged those worries five years ago. our science editor, rebecca morelle, has more. oc...