'Signs of Life' Detected During Search For Missing Titanic Tour Submersible

There's been a potential development in the search for the missing Titanic shipwreck tour submersible, as unconfirmed reports circulate that "banging" noises have been detected in the deep ocean where rescue crews have been deployed.

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[RobinMasters]

When you pay for the Titanic experience and get the Titanic experience.

[GreenDistantStar]

Finding them is one thing; retrieving them is another, especially with such a small window of recovery time.

[priscillapresslee]

I hope one day every single person missing will get this kind of freaking attention

[hezahenchos]

I hope they find em must be horryfing. Wouldn't wish this upon anyone.

[dangerouswater]

That’s the one place in the world, where being a billionaire doesn’t make a bit of a difference…

[mondop]

I hardly think a noise in 30 minute intervals is ", signs of life" - its sad to say but they aint coming back! I hope this companies procedures and safety protocols are investigated and if necessary prosecuted.

[sayakah]

Pray for them safe return 🙏
We should let the Titanic rest in peace…..

[alecboi]

Imagine the fear and anxiety those in the sub must feel

[dirkdarwin]

They should've had some outboard equipment capable of emitting a sonar signal they could turn on in an emergency to allow them to be identified

[joklarica]

I feel a movie coming out soon about this, except that it lands inside the wreck of the titanic and they are haunted by ghosts....and theres sharks as well, Big ones, that are ramming their little sub.Theres scriptwriters all over Hollywood right now, excitedly tapping away on their keyboards.

[Zuel_Rieveldt]

If they make it out alive, personally the governments involved should fine the CEO a small fine of 250 billion, for negligence as well as revoking any sort of operating license for him or the company mfer knew his sub was iffy and down played it.

[donsicariofx]

Even if they find them, how are they gonna bring them up in time... before oxygen runs out

[johnboona]

So even if they find them they have no means of getting them up to the surface? So they're pretty much dead then is what you're telling me.

[kalencwil]

That’s why I stay indoors. You take risks you die!

[ssnrlaxx]

They paid for a genuine Titanic experience and looks like they're gonna get it

[AussieSurvivalAndPreparedness]

Why doesn't the sub have emergency oxygen making capabilities like current military subs do? Such subs also carry things that can be burnt to release oxygen as well it just seams to me that when taking people to extreme conditions every possible contingency should be accounted for! Maybe it has been and its not possible just my thoughts!

[punisher]

Seems like false hope in hopes clothing. This isn’t going to be a happy ending unfortunately.

[rainacherienne]

If they are found I can see this CEO advocating that it was only a small error that’s been fixed already and the sub is now solid as a stone.

[aboveitall]

I wish the families did not have to go through this. The risks of going this deep are similar to going to space. The margin of safety is incredibly small. If they are alive, the rescue options are few and far between. My guess is electrical and fire rather than structural issues. Being down there, the physiological toll will be severe.

[afifakimih]

That sound is the last moment hope. Hopefully everyone is safely rescue.