Titanic Tourist Submersible
Search and rescue teams face an uphill battle against time as they try to locate a Titanic Tourist Submersible that has disappeared in the north Atlantic. The lost Titanic tourist submarine, capable of accommodating five people, is at the center of a desperate search effort. The crew’s “life support” system is known to last over 96 hours. That adds urgency to the race against time.
The submersible submarine built for tourists to look at the Titanic materials has five people on board. Including a British millionaire tourist. The mysterious disappearance has shocked the maritime industry. It spurred a frantic search and rescue effort in the perilous north Atlantic waters. As a frenzied search and rescue operation takes place in the dangerous waters of the north Atlantic, the nautical community is in disbelief.
The creators specifically designed the warship named Titan to investigate the mysterious remains of the tragic Titanic. This submersible was made using carbon fiber and titanium. It is known for its remarkable ability to remain submerged for an incredible 96 hours. However, it is still uncertain whether the ship is currently submerged. Or if it has surfaced but is unable to establish communication regarding its whereabouts.
On Monday, authorities declared the submersible missing. Only after it lost touch a mere one hour and forty-five minutes into its dive on Sunday afternoon.
Moreover, among the individuals involved in the missing submarine expedition are:
Hamish Harding, a 58-year-old British businessman, adventurer, and chairman of aircraft manufacturer Action Aviation. Renowned for his exploration activities, Harding has even ventured into space, showcasing his intrepid spirit.
Shahzada Dawood and his son Suleman, hailing from one of Pakistan’s wealthiest families. Shahzada Dawood resides in the UK with his wife Christine and their children. Notably, he has affiliations with the Seti Institute, a research organization headquartered in California.
Paul-Henri Nargeolet, a French explorer and former commander in the French Navy, brings his extensive expertise to the missing submarine mission. Having served as the captain of the deep submergence team, Nargeolet has participated in numerous expeditions, accumulating a wealth of knowledge in the field of underwater research.
Additionally, Stockton Rush, the CEO of OceanGate, the operating firm behind the submarine, leads the deep-sea exploration efforts. With a background in pilot training, Rush holds the distinction of becoming the world’s youngest jet transport rated pilot at the age of 19. His exceptional leadership guides the crew in their exploration endeavors.
A press conference was conducted late on Monday afternoon. The US Coast Guard’s first district commander in charge of the search and rescue effort, Rear Admiral John Mauger, expressed his deep worry to the media. He claimed that they were putting forth every effort. American and Canadian ships and aircraft descended on the area. Laying sonar buoys that could keep track of depths down to around 4,000 meters. What makes the search more difficult is the fact that it still is unclear whether or not the ship had surfaced or maintained a depth of approximately 13,000 feet.
As time runs out for the lost submersible, desperation and worry loom. Additionally, the Titan’s oxygen supply was only enough for 96 hours. The journey bragn about 6 am on Sunday. Additionally, a remotely controlled car with a 6,000-meter depth rating is currently being used to help in the search and rescue effort.