Banging Noise Heard During Titanic Wreckage Tour In Search Of Missing Submarine
According to new information obtained by News Diary NG, pounding noises were detected while searching for a missing submarine on a tour of the Titanic wreckage. According to the most recent information, a pounding noise was detected in the vicinity of the hunt for the missing tourist submarine. Sonar caught up thumping sounds from beneath the ocean in the North Atlantic Ocean on Tuesday, according to an official US government brief on the hunt. The sub ran aground in the North Atlantic, 900 miles east of Cape Cod, in water almost 13,000 feet deep. It has less than 40 hours of useable air left as of Tuesday night. On Tuesday, the team searching for the lost sub heard pounding noises every 30 minutes; four hours later, when more sonar devices had been deployed, the crew heard the hammering noises again. CEO and founder Stockton Rush Identified on Titanic Missing Submarine CEO and founder Stockton Rush, British wealthy adventurer Hamish Harding, famous French diver Paul-Henri Nargeolet, Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood, and his 19-year-old son Suleman Dawood are aboard the OceanGate Expeditions submersible Titan. Since the sub went missing two days ago, soldiers from the US Coast Guard, Canadian Coast Guard, US Navy, and Air National Guard have searched approximately 7,600 square miles, according to Coast Guard Captain Jamie Frederick. According to the Independent.co.uk, a Canadian plane searching for […]