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Editor's note: This page reflects the news on the missing submarine from Wednesday, June For the latest updates on the missing submersible and the massive rescue efforts, submarine missing live updates, read our live updates page for Thursday, June Rescue efforts were expanding and underwater noises were detected in the search for the zotac submersible carrying five passengers to the Titanic wreckage sitea Coast Guard official said Wednesday.

The Navy went back and analyzed its acoustic data after the Titan submersible was reported missing Sunday. The official spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss a sensitive acoustic detection system. The Navy passed on the information to the Coast Guard, which continued its search. This blog is closing now, but you can continue to follow live coverage on our new liveblog. Thank you for reading. You can watch more of the interview here.

Submarine missing live updates

All passengers are believed to be lost after a desperate dayslong search for a submersible carrying five people that vanished while on a tour of the Titanic wreckage off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. The foot deep-sea vessel, operated by OceanGate Expeditions , lost contact about an hour and 45 minutes after submerging on Sunday morning with a hour oxygen supply. That amount of breathable air was forecast to run out on Thursday morning, according to the United States Coast Guard, which was coordinating the multinational search and rescue efforts. Officials with Canada's Transportation Safety Board said at a press conference Saturday that they have begun speaking with people on board the Polar Prince, which launched the ill-fated Titan submersible. In addition, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police RCMP said they are "examining the circumstances" of the deaths on board Titan, and will launch a full investigation if "the circumstances indicate criminal, federal or provincial laws may possibly have been broken. A defense budget expert estimates once the U. Mark Cancian, a senior advisor with the Center for Strategic and International Studies, came up with the estimate based on aircraft sorties, cross referencing the U. Department of Defense cost numbers, Coast Guard Cutter costs and flying hour costs. He said some costs have already been set aside in various budgets, with resources simply diverted to the site. A spokesperson for the Coast Guard's District 1 in Boston would not give an estimate of costs so far, saying, "We cannot attribute a monetary value to Search and Rescue cases, as the Coast Guard does not associate cost with saving a life. The U. Coast Guard will be the organization leading the investigation into the OceanGate sub incident. Financier Jay Bloom shared text messages between himself and Rush where Rush dismissed concerns from Bloom and his son Sean about taking the trip on the Titan submersible. Bloom added that Rush flew out to Las Vegas in a homebuilt plane to convince him to attend the voyage aboard the submersible.

Rescue efforts were expanding and underwater noises were detected in the search for the missing submersible carrying five passengers to the Titanic wreckage sitea Coast Guard official said Wednesday, submarine missing live updates. The foot deep-sea vessel, operated by OceanGate Expeditionslost contact about an hour and 45 minutes after submerging on Sunday morning with a hour oxygen supply.

Powell , CNN. Our live coverage of the search for the missing Titan sub has moved here. Boeing Wednesday said they were not a partner on the Titan and they did not design or build the submersible, according to a statement from the company. CNN asked OceanGate to comment about its relationship with Boeing and the company said they were unable to provide additional information. The University of Washington reiterated Wednesday that they were not involved in the design, engineering or testing of the Titan submersible , despite assertions that they were, according to a court filing by OceanGate. CNN reached out to OceanGate for comment about why the company and the University of Washington ended their research agreement. Navy Capt.

Our live coverage of the Titan submersible tragedy has moved here. Film director James Cameron said Thursday he's worried that the Titan submersible's implosion will have a negative impact on citizen explorers. Some background: Stockton Rush, the CEO of OceanGate Expeditions, which operated the Titan submersible, and who died in the implosion, had spoken about his antipathy to regulations. Cameron, who has made 33 dives to the wreckage himself, told CNN's Anderson Cooper that when he first heard the news of the Titan incident Monday morning, he connected with his small community in the deep submergence group and found out within about a half-hour that the submersible had lost communication and tracking, simultaneously. Cameron said he did more digging and got some additional information that seemed to confirm that the submersible had imploded. He said false-hopes kept getting dangled as search teams looked for the missing passengers over the following days. He expressed condolences for the families of the passengers. The five passengers on the Titan submersible that was diving 13, feet to view the Titanic on the ocean floor died in a "catastrophic implosion," authorities said Thursday, bookending an extraordinary five-day international search operation near the site of the world's most famous shipwreck. The tail cone and other debris were found by a remotely operated vehicle about 1, feet from the bow of the Titanic, deep in the North Atlantic and about east of Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

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Coverage on this live blog has ended. Please click here for the latest updates. The frantic search to find the missing Titanic tourist submersible expanded "exponentially" Wednesday as crews canvassed a surface area twice the size of Connecticut and 2. The sounds prompted redirected searches by remotely operated vehicles, the U. Coast Guard said early Wednesday, noting that the effort had so far "yielded negative results. The five people on board the vessel, which vanished during a mission to explore the wreckage of the Titanic, had less than 40 hours of oxygen supply left Tuesday afternoon, a Coast Guard official said, making the bid to find the vessel a race against time. Phil Helsel. Navy experts are analyzing the noises. The U. Coast Guard has not given information about the possible origin of the noises.

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Boeing Wednesday said they were not a partner on the Titan and they did not design or build the submersible, according to a statement from the company. Five major fragments of the foot 6. Hide Caption. To show you this content, we need your permission to use cookies. Officials with Canada's Transportation Safety Board said at a press conference Saturday that they have begun speaking with people on board the Polar Prince, which launched the ill-fated Titan submersible. David Marquet, a former submarine captain, told CNN the near-freezing water at that depth is probably making the situation very uncomfortable. Rush works as OceanGate's director of communications and has participated in three past OceanGate journeys to the Titanic site, according to her LinkedIn page. Sort by Latest Oldest Dropdown arrow. What we know about the noises : Banging noises were identified by Canadian aircraft on Tuesday and Wednesday morning. US Coast Guard confirms crew of Titan sub have died after 'catastrophic' event. I continue to hold out hope for my friend and the rest of the crew. CNN asked OceanGate to comment about its relationship with Boeing and the company said they were unable to provide additional information. Albert Rizzo, chief medical officer of the American Lung Association, said those aboard the submersible would be experiencing organ failure as oxygen levels dip and less oxygen flows to the brain, leading to weakness, confusion and loss of consciousness. Here's what we learned today:.

The Navy went back and analyzed its acoustic data after the Titan submersible was reported missing Sunday. The official spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss a sensitive acoustic detection system.

He says the scenario his team hoped for was for the submersible to be sitting on the sea floor with the crew all safe inside. The port bow railing of the Titanic is seen in an undated photo. Titanic sub: what we know about the victims of deep-sea tragedy. The Coast Guard put the statement on Twitter on Thursday. He asks those gathered to "recognise the seriousness of the event" and "respect the range of emotions" of those involved. Data from the plane that identified the noises was sent to the US Navy, but has so far been inconclusive," Frederick said, adding that the Coast Guard does not know what the sounds were. Enable Cookies Allow Cookies Once. The governments of Pakistan and the United Kingdom also offered condolences. June OceanGate, the company that operated the Titan — and whose CEO, Stockton Rush, piloted the watercraft — issued a statement saying the travelers "have sadly been lost. EDT Thursday. This blog is closing now, but you can continue to follow live coverage on our new liveblog. Horizon Maritime Services said the Polar Prince's role is to support the Coast Guard and that searchers are "very aware of the time sensitivity around this mission. Engro Corporation Limited, where Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood was vice chairman, issued a statement on the deaths of Dawood and his son Suleman — who were among the five people on board the Titan submersible.