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According to Forbes:
An audio clip from the upcoming documentary “The Titan Sub Disaster: Minute by Minute” on Channel 5 features the unsettling “knocking” sound that survivors mistakenly thought might still be present after the sub lost contact with the surface during their search for the Titanic exploration vessel.
The audio was provided to the documentary’s makers by the Canadian Air Force team who oversaw the search and rescue operation for the five survivors of the Titanic submarine, which went missing on June 18, 2023. The audio had not been made public before.
On day three of the four-day search, reports that rescuers had heard a pounding sound were verified. However, the Canadian Air Force informed Channel 5 that they had heard banging from the first day and on every search flight.
At the time, a U.S. Navy officer told CBS News that the sounds that were pounding were most likely the sounds of other search ships or the water. Former British Royal Navy admiral Chris Parry said on TalkTV that the sounds may have originated from the Titanic catastrophe.
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Days before the collapse of the Titan was made public, the Navy was reportedly aware of “potential signs of life,” according to early accounts. The relatives of those aboard were left in the dark about the awful reality, which gave rise to false hope as a result of this lack of transparency.
