US Coast Guard Continues Search for Missing Titanic Submersible with International Efforts

The search teams are trying to find out where the noises came from and data from the aircraft that detected the noises have been shared with US Navy experts to feed into future searches.

The Titan submersible has an oxygen supply of up to 96 hours, but the crew likely only has about 24 hours of breathable air left.

The search operation is an international effort with US and Canadian authorities on the scene, and three more ships have arrived to assist with the search.

A French vessel equipped with an underwater robot is also on its way to the scene.

The search for the Titanic submersible is ongoing, and the hope for a rescue is still alive.

A search and rescue mission is underway for a submersible called Titanic, which is carrying five people including a prominent Pakistani family and an investment firm founder.

The submersible is designed to operate at a depth of 4,000 meters, but its air supply may run out before it can be retrieved.

The US Coast Guard is leading the search and has confirmed that the submersible's location is the primary task.

Experts from Magellan, a subsea exploration company, are being sought to assist in the search.

Magellan's equipment can reach depths of up to 6,000 meters and has previously descended to the Titanic wreck site.

The search is ongoing.