that a submarine It took five tourists to see the wreckage of the Titanic A spokesman for the Boston Coast Guard told the British newspaper The Guardian that he was lost in Atlantic waters. The search for the ‘Titan’ submarine, which disappeared on Sunday, June 18, was carried out by both ships, unmanned aerial vehicles operating under water, and aircraft belonging to the US Coast Guard and Canadian Armed Forces.
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After being reported missing, it was reported that there were 5 people in the crew, including a British businessman. Hamish Harding, Stockton Rush, Paul-Henri Nargeolet, Suleman Dawood and their father, Shahzada Dawood.
Hamish Harding He is an adventurous businessman residing in Dubai, United Arab Emirates; Adam decided to be part of this deep-sea excursion to see the remains of the Titanic from the Titan submarine of the American company OceanGate.
He wrote one last message after he went overboard with Titan.shared via their social networks. In his post, the businessman stated that he is proud to be a part of ‘RMS Titanic’, a mission managed by OceanGate Expeditions.
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Possibly due to current conditions in Newfoundland, which has had its worst winter in 40 years. The mission is the only mission of 2023 due to its difficulty.
In response, he added that the crew were trained for this small voyage on the Titanic route and have explorers with more than 30 dives. Finally, Harding stated on networks:
“A weather window has opened and we will try to dive tomorrow. Yesterday we started sailing from St. Johns, Newfoundland, Canada and We plan to start diving operations around 4 am tomorrow morning.”
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Finally, communication The submarine disappeared two hours after landing in Atlantic waters, So far, the United States or Canadian authorities have not been able to save the crew inside the Ocean Gate sinker.
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