Time is running out for the five passengers on the missing submersible that went radio silent on Sunday after embarking on a trip to the wreckage site of the Titanic.

<div class="block">Time is running out for the five passengers on the missing submersible that went radio silent on Sunday after embarking on a trip to the wreckage site of the Titanic.</div>

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Time Running Out for Submersible Missing With Five on Board

Time is running out for the five passengers on the missing Submersible. The vessel went radio silent on Sunday and it's believed to have 96 hours of life support. Although officials can't confirm that the expedition started in ST John's Newfoundland and the vessel was halfway through its descent to the site of the Titanic when it went missing every time they encounter. So having properly prepared, properly prepared crew members and making sure they can practice emergency procedures, practical advice. But there are questions on how properly prepared this device was the CEO of expedition operator Ocean Gate. Spoke to CBS news last year about the construction of the vessel. He said it's controlled by one button and a video game controller. Lights inside the vessel were purchased from Camper World. It's about the size of a mini van. He said these things can all fail, but ultimately, he said the vessel is safe. CBS news correspondent David Pogue took the expedition for his report last year. The only reason I can think of that they wouldn't get any signal or visibility on the Submersible is if its power went out and that would be that would not be catastrophic because there are non electrical ways to get back to the surface. The Coast Guard is working with the navy and deep sea diving companies on the rescue because they don't have the resources or expertise for a mission. This technical Ashley Mastronardi chatter news.