Do you think that Titanic missing sub will be found?

Possibilities and factors affecting the discovery of Titanic's missing sub

The possibility of discovering the Titanic's missing sub has increased due to technological advances in underwater exploration. According to oceanographer David Wright, modern technology has made it possible to explore any part of the ocean, including the deepest parts of the Mariana Trench. This means that the search for the missing submersible can leverage the latest technology to explore the ocean floor in greater detail, increasing the chances of finding the sub.

However, the size and depth of the ocean present significant challenges in the search for the missing sub. The Titanic wreckage is located at a depth of approximately 12,500 feet, which is twice as deep as the Grand Canyon. This depth, combined with the vast size of the ocean, makes the search for the missing sub a daunting task. Despite this, rescue crews have reported hearing banging sounds during the search, indicating the possibility of survived people.

Do you think that Titanic's missing sub will be found? Share your opinion by taking part in the survey “Do you think that Titanic missing sub will be found?“ on our website en.referendum.social and also write your opinion in the comments. The outcome of the search for the missing sub remains uncertain, but with the latest technology and the determination of rescue crews, there is hope that the sub will be found and any survivors rescued