Search and rescue efforts for Titanic touring sub officially conclude, Coast Guard announces



The United States Coast Guard announced Sunday that the search and rescue efforts for the submersible that went missing while on a trip to the Titanic wreckage has officially concluded. NBC News’ Jesse Kirsch has the latest on the investigation.

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38 thoughts on “Search and rescue efforts for Titanic touring sub officially conclude, Coast Guard announces”

  1. Good I’m clearly tired of hearing about this honestly there were so many people coming forward after the fact saying this was so unsafe yet it still went out smh can’t always feel sorry for stupidity

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  2. Criminal sanction?? He died due to his own negligence. Too bad 3 others didn't use any common sense. The 19 year old was the smartest of the group by not wanting to go.

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  3. The medias greed reached a new low with this story.
    They knew from the very first day these people had died yet stretched the story for 5 days with "race against time" and the utterly morbid countdown for the oxygen.
    Shame, shame on the medias .

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  4. I would like to propose Mr. James Cameron .OR. Mr. James Ballard (OR BOTH) be appointed special advisor(s) to the U.S. Coast Guard marine board of investigation (for safety purposes only).
    Kinda-like, DR RICHARD FEYNMAN
    and the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster (catastrophe).†
    (Some believe) Accidents, unplanned events, loss of property, injuries and sadly, loss of life are the result of MANAGEMENT FAILURES. To include OceanGate Expeditions; national, state and local regulating agencies; AND international certification bureaus / entities.

    † Space Shuttle Challenger disaster
    On January 28, 1986, the Space Shuttle Challenger broke apart 73 seconds into its flight, killing all seven on board.

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  5. Distraction Alert…… Stupid Americans look at this shiny sub in the water and don't look at the BIDEN CRIME SCANDAL… How insulting, degenerates.

    NBC = Neglecting BIDEN Crimes

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  6. yeah you know, I've looked at all your data purporting about 'quantum computing' but after the Russians got the hang of it and started to engage full speed, I don't know if this is entirely true that something like quantum computing can be over taken so easily, especially within a day, even defying nature, that honestly didn't even make any sense at all. By the way, if quantum computing can help the Russo-Ukrainian War end, that would be very good, but I don't think that someone or some kind of 'hero' of Tuva or 'hero' of Ukraine could come up with that kind of device that is even remotely useful. I think it's better to just come up with something for us to look at, so that this war will end in a 'peaceful' way, but is that actually possible?? Russia is a tech-giant as far as I'm concerned, and also they have a lot of resources, not to mention they weren't suppose to be expended at the cost of war, so I don't know! Who's to blame, Terrorist NATO or Russians or what not.

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  7. The reason why it imploded does look obvious. All they'll probably find of that center hull portion are a zillion pieces that fell to the bottom. What was inside, including the five occupants, got pulverized. The design and materials shouldn't have been used. I've been looking on the web for a history of deep submersible deaths. I found something in 2019 from a fire, but nothing from a structural failure. Deep sea diving has been going on since the 1950's, with the Mariana Trench explored in 1960. No implosions killing the occupants. Although dangerous, it looks like there's been reliable technology from materials that have existed long before most of us have been born. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

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