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Woman Caught The Moment The Titan Submarine's Last Decent
At 9:45 a.m. local time on Sunday, OceanGate's Titan submarine lost communication with the Polar Prince, the vessel that was bringing the submarine to its descent point.
Since Sunday, many rescuers have been searching for the missing submarine with five crew members fighting for their lives.
According to the estimates of the coast guard, the supply of oxygen in the submarine has been sent so far, and the hope for a successful rescue operation is diminishing. At the same time, a video of a woman filming the dive of the Titan submarine towards the wreckage of the Titanic went viral.
Footage of the missing Titan submarine:
A few hours ago, the US Coast Guard announced that a remote-controlled vessel had found a field of wreckage near the sunken Titanic. For now, they have not yet confirmed the information that the wreckage belongs to the missing Titan submarine.
There is less and less hope that the missing vessel will be pulled to the surface in time. For rescue, they use the most sophisticated equipment in the world, which easily reaches the depth of the sunken Titanic - it is located 12,500 feet (3,800 meters) below sea level.
Take a look inside the Titan submarine:
Why is it so hard to find a lost submarine:
Since Sunday, many rescuers have been searching for the missing submarine with five crew members fighting for their lives.
According to the estimates of the coast guard, the supply of oxygen in the submarine has been sent so far, and the hope for a successful rescue operation is diminishing. At the same time, a video of a woman filming the dive of the Titan submarine towards the wreckage of the Titanic went viral.
Footage of the missing Titan submarine:
A few hours ago, the US Coast Guard announced that a remote-controlled vessel had found a field of wreckage near the sunken Titanic. For now, they have not yet confirmed the information that the wreckage belongs to the missing Titan submarine.
There is less and less hope that the missing vessel will be pulled to the surface in time. For rescue, they use the most sophisticated equipment in the world, which easily reaches the depth of the sunken Titanic - it is located 12,500 feet (3,800 meters) below sea level.
Take a look inside the Titan submarine:
Why is it so hard to find a lost submarine:
