US Coast Guard spokesman John Mauger said the sounds recorded while searching for the Titan submersible were ocean sounds in the background, according to preliminary data from US and Canadian Navy experts. It has been reported weather.
The publication states that experts from the US and Canadian navies are working to analyze the information about the recorded noise.
According to Mauger, the sounds detected were from background ocean noise, according to the experts’ preliminary reports.
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He added that the investigation and research studies for the missing bath tub are continuing.
It was previously known that he was on the British TV channel Channel 5. will show A documentary film about the search for a lost bath tub on its way to the wreck of the “Titanic” sunken ship. The movie project is already titled Titanic Sub: Lost at Sea.
On June 19, a tourist bath in which tourists plunged into the wreckage of the Titanic disappeared in the Atlantic Ocean. The US Coast Guard in Boston has confirmed a search and rescue operation off the coast of Newfoundland. According to the Guardian, there are five people in the bathtub. A CBS reporter on one such expedition said “details of the submarine appear to be improvised”, including the game controller used to control the apparatus.
Source: Gazeta
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