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Canada was 'highly confident' it heard man-made noises during search for Titan submersible, documents show

Canada's military was "highly confident" for days in June 2023 that bangs heard underwater while searching for the missing Titan submersible were man made — by an object striking the hull of a vessel — near the famous Titanic wreck site, CBC News has

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Aug 10 2024
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Canada was 'highly confident' it heard man-made noises during search for Titan submersible, documents show

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