LIVE: New Noises Heard as Titanic Sub Search Widens – Coast Guard

He now introduces Carl Hartsfield for his expertise in this area.

Hartsfield informs reporters that it is extremely difficult to discern the origin of the noises.

His team has “multiple sensors in the area taking the data back to the best people in the world and feeding this back to the team so they can make decisions.”

“They have to eliminate potential manmade sources other than the Titan,” he adds.

The underwater search experts are striving to understand the origin of new sounds detected as they expand their efforts in the search for the missing Titan submarine since the sinking of the Titanic.

According to Captain Frederick, the recent noises were heard by the Canadian P-3 aircraft, which joined the search mission. This discovery raises expectations and the team’s attention as they are dedicated to finding answers about the fate of the submarine.

To gain a better understanding of the situation, Carl Hartsfield, an expert in underwater acoustics, has been called upon to provide additional information about the detected noises. Hartsfield emphasizes the complexity of distinguishing the precise origin of these sounds and explains that his team is utilizing multiple sensors in the search area.

The goal is to collect high-quality data and send it to the most qualified experts in the world for analysis and informed decision-making. Hartsfield underscores the importance of ruling out any potential manmade sources of noise unrelated to the Titan.

The team is aware of the challenges involved in underwater search and is committed to ensuring that the noises are accurately attributed to the Titan, in order to continue advancing the investigations.

With a cautious and evidence-based approach, the experts are working tirelessly to unravel the mystery surrounding the submarine’s disappearance and provide answers to the families and Titanic history enthusiasts worldwide.