the sub he actually trying to routinely bang on the side of the vessel in a way to alert the people that are looking for them. we really don t know that yet. but it has become a focus for the search. so a lot of questions about that and the other broad points that were made in terms of the search, really expanding both in size and in terms of resources well. fitter; expanding both in size and in terms of resources well. of resources well. stay right there. i will of resources well. stay right there. i will come of resources well. stay right there. i will come right of resources well. stay right there. i will come right back of resources well. stay right there. i will come right back to of resources well. stay right there. i will come right back to you, - of resources well. stay right there. i will come right back to you, but l of resources well. stay right there. i will come right back to you, but i | i will come right back to you, but i want to take a quick look at where you
that the starting point is a very carefully conducted surface and subsurface search and that is what you are hearing. subsurface search and that is what you are hearing. that s exactly what the emphasis you are hearing. that s exactly what the emphasis was. you are hearing. that s exactly what the emphasis was. especially - you are hearing. that s exactly what the emphasis was. especially from i the emphasis was. especially from the emphasis was. especially from the acoustic expert is that he had full confidence given his expertise that these acoustic analysts were interpreting these banging noises and crucially he was saying that the tight chain of command that that information and analysis was going to be right people and that was directing the search vessels under the water to try and get to the right place. the water to try and get to the right place- the water to try and get to the riaht lace. , , . . right place. yes. so the sea and the water column right place. yes. so t
now. to? there a lot in there, a lot of questions now. to? there a lot in there, a lot of questions clearly now. to? there a lot in there, a lot of questions clearly about - now. to? there a lot in there, a lot of questions clearly about the - of questions clearly about the noises that the coastguard revealed that they had picked up by the sonar technology. significantly, what they are saying is that they heard these noises yesterday and this morning as well. that is the first time we heard that detail in terms of the timeline. they are being very clear, that they do not know where these noises come from exactly. they do not know the source or yet the significance. they are handing over this data to specialists who will examine if there are any patterns in there, but clearly it has become, and they are saying this, the focus in all of the search. so we already knew that for example, they are taking these remotely operated vehicles that dive into the water, unmanned, and moving them
half hour rescues are of course trying to locate titan submersible before oxygen supplies runs out. the latest guesstimate on that is 20 hours or so. how are they trying to find the vessel that has been missing for two days now and the vast depths of the atlantic ocean? and what will the challenge have been? here is arc science correspondent. the desperate search for the submersible now has a focus. the banging sounds that were picked up the banging sounds that were picked up at the sea surface by detectors deployed by the rescue teams. the? deployed by the rescue teams. they think that the deployed by the rescue teams. tie: think that the sound is deployed by the rescue teams. tie1: think that the sound is coming deployed by the rescue teams. tie11 think that the sound is coming from the sea floor and relatively close to the wreck location. one of the things that this indicates is that the submersible is stationary on the sea floor in this drastically nerves down the possible locati
he said that at the moment there is an estimate of 20 hours of auction list oxygen left on that sub. thank you for bringing us the latest from boston. iwill thank you for bringing us the latest from boston. i will remind you that this is the object at the centre of the search. we will show you pictures of the sub itself. this is now with the search has about 20 hours or so left to try and locate. five people on board, for adults and one teenager. there have been noises were heard, no confirmation if those noises are coming from the sub but the hope is that they are and they are searching in the area where those noises are coming from. this is bbc news. hello then. for most of us, it s been another warm, sunnyjune day. take a look at godalming.