Titan Implosion reported live on STS as Sub Experts React

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his afternoon, we examine another sort of mystery unfolding in the cold, dark depths of the sea … As the frantic search for the missing submersible Titan carrying five passengers to the Titanic wreckage site … is now in desperation mode … as oxygen is set to run out soon. #BestGuests explain possible scenarios and react as news breaks about the debris field and implosion of the submersible.

#BestGuests: BUTCH HENDRICK President and founder of Lifeguard System, Inc, Butch has been training water rescue and dive teams how to find submerged bodies and evidence for more than 50 years in more than 15 countries. He provides pro bono consultations for law enforcement and military agencies performing underwater searches, and began creating aquatic search and rescue procedures in the 1960’s that are still widely used today. His aquatic experience ranges from being a safety diver for Hydrolab 5 decades ago to serving as an aquatic case consultant for the National Association of Missing & Exploited children. As a teen he rode the French Bathysphere to 125 feet and let go of it as it continued sinking to 600 feet in the Bronzan Trench off Puerto Rico.

————- Dr. Salvatore R. Mercogliano is an associate professor of history at Campbell University in North Carolina and adjunct professor at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. He holds a bachelor of science in marine transportation from the State University of New York Maritime College, along with a merchant marine deck officer license (unlimited tonnage 2nd mate), a master’s in maritime history and nautical archaeology from East Carolina University, and a Ph.D. in military and naval history from the University of Alabama. He also hosts the YT Show: What's Going on With Shipping. #Submersible #OceanGate #RaceAgainstTime #Submarine #Titanic #Oceanography #BreakingNews #CoastGuard #NewFoundland #CapeCod #News #truestory #uscg #newsupdate #mystery #debris #atlantic #search #rescue #recovery #ocean #newsoftheday #expertopinion