The last sound detected on the Atlantic floor may not be from Titan

 The last sound detected on the Atlantic floor may not be from Titan

Titan Submarine

In recent hours, the non-nuclear submarine named 'Titan' from the North Atlantic Ocean floor has been identified as the source of the detected sound.

Former Commander David Marquette of the United States Navy's nuclear submarine has made this statement.

David Marquette stated that they are able to hear the sound. Many other vessels are also arriving in the area. Then they are able to hear more sounds. These sounds may not be from the Titanic.

The submarine 'Titan' was discovered by exploring tourists last Sunday, revealing the remnants of the Titanic located on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean.

After an hour and forty-five minutes of the journey, communication with the control room on the surface was lost with the small submarine.

The owner of the Titan submarine is the US-based company OceanGate. The submarine embarks on the journey with five more crew members including a pilot. According to the amount of oxygen available on the submarine during the journey, it is possible to stay beneath the water for 96 hours. Accordingly, the crew members of the submarine are expected to have a supply of oxygen until Thursday morning.