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Sunday June 18, a tourist submarine disappeared near the wreck of the Titanic, in the Pacific. Three days later, the search intensified. The crew members have almost no oxygen reserves.
At best, they only have about fifteen hours of oxygen left in the heart of the Titan submersible. The five crew members are on probation. They disappeared on Sunday June 18, two hours after diving to discover the wreck of the Titanic. Tuesday evening, noises were picked up near the mythical liner. Blows, repeated every 30 minutes, were recorded by sonobuoys. In addition, a white rectangular object would have been detected in the water.
Intensive research
Admiral John MaugerUS Coast Guard, states: “It’s something you can focus on. We have redeployed our remotely operated underwater vehicles and a Canadian Coast Guard vessel.” Search operations have intensified considerably in the past 24 hours. At sea, five ships are in the area to scan the seabed and five others are en route, including a French ship. Considerable means, knowing that no rescue operation was carried out at 3,800 meters deep.