The Blubber

Per Reuters

Titan, a submarine that took five people to see the wreck of the Titanic, has been lost, and despite massive search efforts, no submarine was seen. The Titan was expected to run out of oxygen at 7:08 AM EST, which as of press time, has already passed.

OceanGate Expeditions, a US-based see exploration company, operated the submarine and had 96 hours of air supply, according to the company. The vessel was lost somewhere across the remote North Atlantic, resulting in thousands of square miles being searched.

Jamie Frederick, the Captain of the Coast Guard, gave a statement regarding the situation, saying there was still hope. This comes as he also commented on how there was an inconclusive analysis of the noises.

Frederick: "When you're in the middle of a search-and-rescue case, you always have hope,"

Other experts have given their statements, including Sean Leet, Miawpukek Horizon Maritime Services chief executive, aslo commented on the situation, saying they would hope until the end.

Leet: "There's still life support available on the submersible, and we'll continue to hold out hope until the very end,"

In other news, in March, a Russian jet collided with a US drone in international airspace over the Black Sea. In May, it was also reported that North Korea attempted its first military spy satellite, but it crashed into the sea.

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Other News:

• A Russian jet has collided with an US drone in international airspace over Black Sea
• North Korea attempted its first military spy satellite, but it crashed into the sea

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Reuters