According to the Coast Guard, the clip features the “suspected acoustic signature” of the submersible implosion on June 18, 2022. The Titan submersible, a 22-foot carbon-fiber and titanium ...

Shortly after the company issued its statement, a Coast Guard spokesman confirmed that an underwater remotely operated vehicle had located debris from Titan on the ocean floor and offered his ...

The U.S. Coast Guard ... Titan’s final responses, which became spotty as it descended, was "all good here." The submersible was left exposed to the elements while in storage for seven months in ...

Crew aboard the Titan were communicating via text messages ... to the elements while in storage for seven months in 2022 and 2023, Coast Guard representatives said in their initial remarks Monday.