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Crews searching for Titanic submersible detect sounds, US Coast Guard says | Reuters
Frantic search for Titan submersible up to 12,500ft beneath the ocean | Daily Mail Online
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What caused the Titan to implode? Right now, it's not even clear who will lead the investigation – Marin Independent Journal
Recovering the Titan 12,500 feet underwater was dangerous, complex, emotional
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Recovering the Titan 12,500 feet underwater was dangerous, complex, emotional | The Seattle Times
HowStuffWorks on Instagram: "Last week, the world watched the search for the missing Oceangate Titanic submersible. The submersible was headed for the Titanic wreckage at 12,500 feet (3,800 meters) but experienced a
Recovering Titan 12,500 feet underwater was dangerous, complex
