Expert explains possible methods to rescue crew of missing Titanic sub 'Titan'



Expert explains possible methods to rescue crew of missing Titanic sub ‘Titan’.

Chris Parry, a former Rear Admiral, spoke to Sky News about the possibility of rescuing the missing crew.

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UK rescue teams on standby to help save stricken Titanic tourist sub as experts warned prospects are bleak
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21 thoughts on “Expert explains possible methods to rescue crew of missing Titanic sub 'Titan'”

  1. Probably a super dumb question, but wouldn't you think the brains of the world would have connected a steel cable to it so that it could be brought up should it need to in an emergency..! No GPS. !🥴

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  2. The titanic might be a shipwreck but it is also a grave. As tourists they shouldn't have been getting close enough to get snagged on it, if they went inside then karma.

    Pulling it with cables is all well and good but if they lost power and weren't caught on the wreck then they'll have been carried off by the ocean currents.

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  3. This may sound a bit naive, but….. surely there should be a tracker on the sub no? I mean built to that spec, at that cost, you would have thought they would have found some way to fit it with a tracking device….!?

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  4. Hate to say it, but Titan is like a very large crushed beer can right now. I hope they can recover Titan not only for the survivors of the victims, but for the incite as to what happened.🇨🇦

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  5. They could try towing it out the Sea but the AA / RAC / Greenflag may charge extra for that but maybe the CEO of Oceangate the company who owns this and is onboard has contract with them

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  6. Does anyone here know what would physically happen to those inside if the pressure breached/broke the sub? Would they drown or die from pressure? A bit of a morbid question but im wondering how much those poor people must have suffered

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  7. Eternal Father strong to save
    Whose arm has bound the restless wave
    Who bids the mighty ocean deep
    It's own appointed limits keep
    O hear us when we cry to Thee
    For those in Peril on the sea

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