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The US Coast Guard announced that they believe all those on board the Titan were killed instantly when the vessel suffered a "catastrophic" event.

The race to reach the passengers within the 96-hour window appears to have been futile as it emerged that secret US Navy underwater microphones detected the sub’s implosion not long after it lost contact on Sunday

The debris of the submersible that launched a three-day search was discovered on Friday morning, but questions remain on salvaging it.

Five pieces of wreckage found close to bow of Titanic on Atlantic Ocean seabed, confirming five men aboard lost sub were killed by ‘catastrophic implosion’

Experts share their perspectives on what caused the deadly implosion of the submersible that went on its final expedition to the Titanic wreck on Sunday with five people on board

Complaints that people care more about rich explorers than for immigrants lost at sea miss the mark

Following the devastating outcome of the missing Titanic submarine rescue mission, Captain John Noble has now detailed what will happen to the bodies of the five passengers who lost their lives

Families of the five people on board the Titan sub have expressed “profound grief” after the US Coast Guard confirmed the crew died following a “catastrophic implosion”.

The Titan submersible, which was operated by OceanGate, had five passengers on board the vessel when it disappeared while on a journey to visit the Titanic's wreckage around 435 miles of St John's, Newfoundland, Canada

University student Suleman Dawood, his father Shahzada, the sub's pilot and chief executive Stockton Rush, British businessman and explorer Hamish Harding and French Navy veteran Paul-Henri Nargeolet all tragically died in the incident

James Cameron, who has visited the wreck of the Titanic over 30 times, said the families of the five passengers on-board The Titan have been given 'false hope' for days